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Back in the 80’s, I was a proud member (participant?  co-conspirator?) of the Los Angeles Surrealist Alliance. My tenure, so to speak, got cut short so i could go on my Middle Eastern adventure (a surrealist happening in it’s own … Continue reading →

If you’ve read Albert Camus’s The Stranger, you are bound to like The Meursault Investigation, Kamel Daoud’s response to Camus. You can read my recent review of this new classic in the Washington Independent Review of Books and you can … Continue reading →

On May 11, I was honored to be a guest on Sistah Joy Alford’s TV program, Sojourn With Words, which airs on CTV, Prince George’s County cable television, out of Largo, Maryland. During the program, I had the opportunity to … Continue reading →

Yes, Crooked, a fitting title for a novel that features none other than Richard Nixon as its hero. For all you Nixon “fans,”  here’s my review of this strange novel, featuring the devilish ex-president as a Russian pseudo-spy and Kissinger … Continue reading →

Thanks to Dennis Price for hosting the 30 for 30 Poetry Project on his show last night. It was a fun and interesting experience, as always. And thanks to Jo Balestreri, Robert Giron, Rinatt Montoya and Victoria Taylor for participating … Continue reading →

Tonight at 8 PM ET, Dennis Price will host participants from this year’s 30 for 30 Poetry Project. Guests will include Robert Giron, Jo Balisteri, and two students from Herndon Middle School, Rinatt Montoya and Victoria Taylor as well as … Continue reading →

Thanks to Sistah Joy Alford for hosting me on her program, Sojourn With Words which will air on CTV in Prince George’s County. Sistah Joy is a tireless activist whose poetry rings and who has supported poets from all walks … Continue reading →

The Wizard and the White House is featured in the Spring edition of Foreword Reviews, a quarterly publication dedicated to indie books. You can read the review by clicking here. And you can subscribe to the print and/or digital editions … Continue reading →

Here’s is a link to a short article just published in The Washington Independent Review of Books: