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Sealey Challenge Day Five: "Mouth Full of Seeds" by Marcela Sulak
Mouth Full of Seeds is conversational, feels confessional (though I'm not one to assume), and has great use of persona. The voice is spot...


Sealey Challenge Day Four: "Slow Lightning" Eduardo C. Corral
For those keeping score--yes, this is day five. I will have another post. Connectivity was so bad that I did not even bother last night....


For beneath the surface... the future lies.
A bit of a "now for something completely different!" For those of you who know--or don't I am a huge 90s (sometimes 80s) TV nerd....


Day 3: Kyrie (poems) by Ellen Bryant
I am cheating a bit. Yesterday I missed my deadline of midnight by one minute! Today, I am re-reading the poem cycle that launched my...


Day 2 of the Sealey Challenge: "Word Magic, by Abena Walker
Walker amazes with her narratives. She tells stories that feel personal whether they really are odes to (Mother, Father, Sister...) or...


Day 1 Sealey Challenge: Fragile Things: Short Fiction and Wonders--that's right--by Neil Gaiman
So yes, after talking smack, I thought I'd break the rules. Neil Gaiman's "wonders" are poetry with a twist. I'm going to just give you a...


Neil Gaiman: My Connection
Can you believe I never heard of Neil Gaiman until I sent a friend the copy of Mythic Delirium I was in? Neil Gaiman was the featured...


So who is going to join me for the Sealey Challenge?
So what does this mean? Well, I and poets and readers everywhere, are going to read a collection or chapbook every day for all of August!...
In challenging times... write.
I know that we are all anxious tired--most of us have sore hands from cleaning and sanitizing. I know mine are dreadful. The point...
Dystopian Times
We are living in times not seen by our generation. So what do we do about it? All over the world, the answer is to write. To chronicle...
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