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Musings by Chicago-based poet, songwriter, journalist, educator, musician & existentialist, Larry O. Dean
Thursday, January 09, 2020
Poems in Fleas on the Dog
Great to have a quartet of new work in the latest issue of Fleas on the Dog. Enjoy!
Thursday, July 26, 2018
Poetry in Nude Bruce Review
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Nude Bruce Review
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Thursday, June 14, 2018
Poetry in KAIROS
Thrilled to say that I have work in the just-published KAIROS Literary Magazine Volume II Issue 3! Copies are available here.
Saturday, January 13, 2018
More poems in Angry Old Man
January's off to a stellar start! I have four more poems -- and am in great company -- in the latest issue of Angry Old Man.
Hopefully this will set the rhythm for a productive 2018. Thanks to the editor for having me, and hope y'all enjoy!
Hopefully this will set the rhythm for a productive 2018. Thanks to the editor for having me, and hope y'all enjoy!
Friday, January 12, 2018
New poems in Beautiful Losers
For my first publication of 2018, I'm thrilled to have a quartet of new poems in the latest issue of Beautiful Losers. (I hope Bob Seger is pleased, too.)
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
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Beautiful Losers,
Bob Seger
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Friday, December 01, 2017
Reading tonight for Lagoons Editions
I'll be reading tonight for Lagoons Editions at the Uptown Arts Center, at a special event featuring Fractal Edge Press poets! That means work from I Am Spam, as well as newer stuff.
Hope to see you there!
Hope to see you there!
Sunday, October 01, 2017
New poem in Nixes Mate Review
I'm thrilled to have a poem included in the latest edition of Nixes Mate Review!
This particular piece was written last year, after various trips to the Art Institute of Chicago in preparation for one of the Poetry Foundation's Pop Up Poetry events, a series of 30-minute lunchtime poetry readings marking the reopening of the museum's Contemporary Collection.
It also appears in a chapbook I'm currently shopping around including all the work I composed during my Art Institute visits. Enjoy!
This particular piece was written last year, after various trips to the Art Institute of Chicago in preparation for one of the Poetry Foundation's Pop Up Poetry events, a series of 30-minute lunchtime poetry readings marking the reopening of the museum's Contemporary Collection.
It also appears in a chapbook I'm currently shopping around including all the work I composed during my Art Institute visits. Enjoy!
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