Welcome!
In a manner of speaking, this site is the culmination of forty-seven years of work, during which time I've composed at least one new poem, on average, every other day (although I've long since given up my Smith-Corona manual typewriter).
By exploring my on-line library, you'll be able to measure the height and breadth and depth of my life. If you're willing to journey far enough, you might end up knowing me better than I know myself and, in the process, knowing yourself better than before.
News:
° An essay on my Camp Nebagamon poems was presented by Robert W. Hamblin, at the College English Association's annual meeting, in March. To read his paper, click here.
° Someone recently asked my advice on getting poetry published. Click here to read my response.
° My newest book of poetry, Still Wandering in the Wilderness: Poems of the Jewish Diaspora, has just been published by Time Being Books (February 2008). Click here to read a review by Robert A. Cohn, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus of the St. Louis Jewish Light.
° David Herrle, editor of SubtleTea.com, interviewed me in 2003. Even after five years, my answers to his questions are pertinent to my take on the world and to my writing. To read the interview, click here.
