I have some work I’m really excited to get to you next year. Thanks so much for reading!

I’ve also been very happy to co-edit Specpoverse with @miguelmitchell.bsky.social this year.

As a last piece, please read my statement on form in speculative poetry:

angrygablepress.com/2025/11/26/t...

Like I mentioned, I’m new to speculative poetry publishing but it’s been really rewarding joining this community of writers and readers! I’m not a member of SFPA or SFWA so if anyone in those orgs can nominate my work, I’d be so grateful!

These poems appeared in the first half of 2025!

Cc:
@stateofmatter.bsky.social
@urbanpigspress.bsky.social

These poems appeared the second half of 2025.

Cc:
@angrygablepress.bsky.social
@rhunedhel.bsky.social
@thedeadlands.com

This is my writer’s statement on how my works engage literary history, politics, and invented poetic form.

It’s on my list! I was gonna do that one first but the library wait was too long lol. I’ve only otherwise read Embassytown but definitely see Miéville as someone who I’ll read anything by, total trust in his work

Wow so you are him in my story!!!

I’ve seen three or four episodes total but my dad has watched nearly all of it, something I found out visiting home hearing him say “I’m gonna go watch a Girls” then leave the room

I also stumbled into a Phish show, not my aesthetic but still among the most fun concerts I’ve ever been to

Yacob 🔥

Good post

Came here to say this

36. The Drowning Girl, Caitlin Kiernan.

37. Compulsory Games, Robert Aickman.

open.substack.com/pub/mrpoemgu...

@thaliarchus.bsky.social this is a post worth pondering