Jack Pays a Visit - chapbook now available

 My latest chapbook Jack Pays a Visit is now available on the Assure Press Website and Amazon.

Assure Press:

Amazon:

Many thanks to Casey Dorman for posting this insightful review of my new poetry collection Time is Not a River on his website Lost Coast Review:

Very excited that my full-length collection of poems Time is not a River 

published by Transcendent Zero Press is now available on Amazon. Click here:

Please consider purchasing a copy and posting a review on Amazon or other social media.

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Very pleased to announce that my photography chapbook “Around the Bend” was published by Praxis Online Magazine:

Unfortunately, Around the Bend is no longer available. Praxis Magazine Online is defunct.

If you like what you see, please "like" the posting here or on other social media.  

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5 images chosen for Fort Worth Community Arts Center "35mm Slide Show"

Very excited to have five of my images chosen for inclusion in the FORT WORTH COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER “35mm Slide Show” December 1, 2017-January 5, 2018.

Poem published in South Florida Poetry Review

Thanks to the Editors at the South Florida Poetry Journal for publishing my poem “The Drowning” in the November 2017 issue. You can see the poem here The Drowning:

2 Poems published in Diverse Voices Quarterly, an online publication

Two of my poems were recently published in Diverse Voices Quarterly, an online publication.
They can be accessed here:

Poems

The first poem which appears on page 10 is entitled "The Fortune Teller" and is inspired (loosely) on an experience I had in Seoul, South Korea over twenty years ago.

The second poem, on page 58, is entitled "Eyes on Fire" and is a tribute to victims of the Armenian Genocide, including those in my own family.

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POEM PUBLISHED BY COAL HILL REVIEW

One of my poems was published by the Coal Hill Review, an online magazine. The poem appeared in the Fall 2011 issue and is entitled "Grief was a Stone." It is loosely based on my grandfather who was a survivor of the 1915 Armenian Genocide. Over a million and a half Armenians were killed in official Turkish government action, a fact still denied by Turkey.

The poem can be accessed by clicking on the link:

Coal Hill Review