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Posit 32, January 2023, text+image from Which Walks: “Which Walk 0”, “Which Walk 5”, “Which Walk 6”, “Which Walk 7” “symmetry”
three fold issue no. one, fall 2020, “from Nondeath Diary”
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Try, Oakland, CA 2011, “Palm Sunday’s”
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Try, 2009, “Angry Ladybug”
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Vanitas 3, New York, NY, 2008, "Stays With Me"
580 Split 10, Oakland, CA, 2008, "Ladybug Story"
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Bay Poetics, edited by Stephanie Young, 2006, Faux Press, Cambridge, MA
Antologie de poezie Americană contemporană, edited by Locul Nimanui, Cartea București, Romania, 2006, “Laura de Sade”, translated by Adrian Sângeorzan
Both Both, edited by John Sakkis, 2006
Vanitas 2, New York, NY, 2006, “Two Poems”
War and Peace 2, edited by Leslie Scalapino and Judith Goldman, O Books, Oakland, CA, 2005, from “Departures 1-11/ War in Heaven”
New Yipes Reader 3, edited by Norma Cole, 2005
Chain 12, Philadelphia, PA, 2005, "Malakoff"
The Addison Street Anthology, edited by Robert Hass and Jessica Fisher, Heyday Books, Berkeley, CA, 2004, “The Beautiful House”
Commonweal 5, edited by Brandon Brown, San Francisco, CA, 2004, “from A Tonalist, 6. A Reader”
First Intensity 19, edited by Lee Chapman, First Intensity Press, Lawrence, KS, 2003, “First Song”, “First Entry”, “First Dream”, “Fate/ Song Form”, “Place”, “No Date”, “The Second You”, “My Scream”
Sal Mimeo 5, New York, NY, 2004, “from A Tonalist”
Open Letter 4, The Open Letter, 2002, “Sol justitiae”
Poetry For Dummies, by The Poetry Center and John Timpane with Maureen Watts, Hungry Minds, Inc., New York, NY, 2001
Conjunctions 35, New York, NY, 2000
Kenning 9, Duration Press, Buffalo, NY, 2000-2001, “from Self-Destruction”
Hambone 15, Durham, NC, 2000, "from Nude Memoir"
RE*MAP 7, Culver City, CA, 2000, "from Nude Memoir"
Blood and Tears: Commemorative Poems for Matthew Shepard, edited by Scott Gibson, Painted Leaf Press, New York, NY, 1999, “from Nude Memoir”
Mirage 4, San Francisco, CA, 1999, “from Nude Memoir”
Outlet 3, Berkeley, CA, 1999, “from Nude Memoir”
Nerter : una revista dedicada a la literatura, el arte y el conocimiento 1, La Laguna [Santa Cruz de Tenerife], 1999, “De unos apuntes sobre la simetría como procedimiento”
Proliferation 5, San Francisco, CA 1998/1999
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Re*map 6, Santa Monica, CA, 1998, “from Ghost Atlas”
Shark 1, Emeryville, CA, 1998, "Simultaneous Journal"
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Ribot 5 , Los Angeles, CA, 1997, "from Ghost Atlas"
Primary Trouble: An Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry, edited by Leonard Schwartz, Joseph Donahue, and Edward Foster, Talisman House, Jersey City, NJ, 1996, “Rondeaux” “Laura de Sade”
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avec V10, Penngrove, CA, 1995, “from The Case”
Abacus 91, Elmwood, CT, 1995, “from The Case”
Arshille 4, Los Angeles, CA, 1995, "Light", "By and By"
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Chain 1, Buffalo, NY, 1994, “Triumph”
avec V7N1, Penngrove, CA, 1994, "from Forever"
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O Three/War, Edited by Leslie Scalapino, O Books, Oakland, CA, 1992
HOW(ever) 6, San Francisco, CA, 1992, “High and Dry”, “Dominion”
Writing 28, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, 1992, “from The Midnight Men”
avec V5N1, Penngrove, CA, 1992, “from The Midnight Man”, “from Symmetry”
Raddle Moon 11, Ontario, Canada, 1992, “Art & Science”, “Golgonooza”
What is the inside, what is the outside, Edited by Leslie Scalapino, O Books, Oakland, CA, 1991, “Spicer’s City”
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Generator 5, 1991, “from Symmetry”
Hot Bird MFG, V1N20, 1991, “from Symmetry”
Black Warrior Review V18N1, Tuscaloosa, AL, 1991, "from Symmetry"
avec V4N1, Penngrove, CA, 1991, "from Laura"
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Chumolungma Globe, Oakland, CA 1987
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