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Here are links to various websites you might find interesting, as well as to our blog. Some are sites for artists and writers I know. Others link you to literary journals where I have been published. Please explore them to see what they might offer you. www.livewrite.blogspot.com Our blog posts essays and reflections on politics, culture, and life in general. www.jeffersonpinder.com Jefferson is an amazing artist and friend of mine here in Washington. His work is worth exploring. www.dublinwriters.org This is the site of a writers' group in Dublin, Ireland which has published several of my poems. Their site contains the journal Electric Acorn, a beautiful poetry journal. www.sojo.net The website for "Sojourners" magazine explores social justice and peace issues. Its poetry editor, Rose Berger, does some great work. www.hrc.org The Human Rights Campaign is the nation's largest gay and lesbian civil rights group. www.poetsagainstthewar.org The national Poets Against the War group posts thousands of poems and information regarding poet-activism. www.dcpaw.org This is the site of our local D.C. Poets Against the War group. This group has published an anthology and bursts with active and committed artists. www.readoutofline.com The journal "Out of Line" includes beautiful writings on peace and social justice topics. www.busboysandpoets.com A new coffeehouse, bookstore, gathering place in Washington, D.C. for many local poets, artists and activists. www.csmd.edu/connections/magazine.html "Connections" is the awesome literary journal of the College of Southern Maryland. I read there a couple of years ago. www.givalpress.com Gival Press, in Arlington, Virginia, is run by Robert Giron a poet and translator. Their work is excellent. www.unblind.com This is the creative and provocative site of the journal "Word is Bond." It was down for a while but now is up and running. This site contains material for teachers and activists. Excellent. |
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