It has been far too long since I posted anything—going back to early April. I will enter a catch-up post, soon—giving both personal and professional doings since then, but here I’m announcing a new on-line publication: “For a Chemical Waste-Removal Worker” appears on-line in the anthology State of Emergency: Chicago Poets Address the Gulf Crisis. You will need to scroll down, or “find” my name to see it, since the site is updated daily: at
http://chicagopoetry.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1415.
Please scroll down to “Day 59: June 17, 2010.” I’ve also sent the editor several more poems, so if any more appear, I’ll update this entry. (The editor is now accepting submissions from all over the world, not just Chicago.)
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About penhart
I am a poet and writer, published widely in journals and anthologies, and my literary autobiography appears as an extended essay in "Contemporary Authors." My poems have recently appeared in "Rattle" ,"Tiferet," and "U.S. 1 Worksheets". Work has also appeared in "The Valparaiso Poetry Review," and "Umbrella." Recent books include 'One Bowl" (2012); "Recycling Starlight" (2010); and "The Night Marsh" (2008).. Earlier collections include "Along River Road"; "Lizard Light: Poems From the Earth"; and "Buried in the Sky."
My illustrated alphabestiary for children, "The Beastie Book," was published in the December, 2009, by Shenanigan Books. I have won three poetry fellowships from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, as well as awards from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Mary Carolyn Davies Memorial Award from the Poetry Society of America, and the first William O. Douglas Nature Writing Award for my work in the anthology "American Nature Writing 2002."
I was invited to be a "featured poet" and read at the 2010 Dodge Poetry Festival, and was awarded a residency / fellowship for January, 2011, at VCCA (Virginia Center for the Creative Arts."
I live in the South Jersey shore area, and work as a visiting poet in the schools through programs sponsored by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and various other agencies. I'm still fairly new at blogging and hope to add more graphics, etc., as I learn more.
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