Paul Muldoon on why young people dislike poetry

Thank you, Inquiring Minds Bookstore!

My sister, Cathy Brawner, has arranged for the Inquiring Minds Bookstore in Saugerties, New York, to sell copies of Where the Wind Blew to raise funds for homeless veterans. If you don't happen to be passing through Saugerties, you can also order a copy at the link. Proceeds benefit The Francis D. Sommer Memorial Fund for Homeless Veterans.

The storefront at Inquiring Minds Bookstore, Saugerties, NY

Well done, Cathy! And thank you, Inquiring Minds Bookstore!

A veteran speaks out on Memorial Day

From Military Families Speak Out

A new essay from 'Losing Francis: One Family's Journey through a Decade of American War' appears in the current issue of New Plains Review

A new essay based on Francis's letters from Fort Benning during Basic Training appears in the Spring 2014 issue of New Plains Review. 

‘Leavenworth,’ a new essay, published in Rathalla Review

The current issue of Rathalla Review includes an essay entitled “Leavenworth” from my current work-in-progress, Losing Francis: One Family’s Journey through a Decade of American War.

Read the full essay here (beginning on page 31): “Leavenworth” 

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