I’m pleased that my poem “Trains” has found a home in the current issue of Lightning’d Press.
Pages 35-36
I’m pleased that my poem “Trains” has found a home in the current issue of Lightning’d Press.
Pages 35-36
Tung-Hui Hu’s Greenhouses, Lighthouses highlights lyrical precision in poems that bounce between such diverse launching points as photographic sequences, Euripedes, union slogans, woodcuts and even an historical seaman’s guide. His language placates and challenges, whispers, cajoles and insinuates, and overflows with layered possibilities and nuance. You must read his work.

I’ve three poems appearing in Ijagun Poetry Journal:
http://ijagunpoetryjournal.wordpress.com/2013/12/30/robert-okaji/
It’s nice to have found a home for these.
Christina Davis’s Forth a Raven offers stark, textured, intelligent and lyrical pieces in a stripped-down yet ultimately complex, reflective language. Encompassing the tension of different realms – the spiritual and the secular, the extraordinary and the mundane, her work, quite simply, astounds. Read this book. Seek out her work. It’s sublime.
Prime Number Magazine: http://www.primenumbermagazine.com/Issue41_Poetry_RobertOkagi.html
Clade Song: http://www.cladesong.com/okaji.withtheseninefigures.html
Extract(s): http://dailydoseoflit.com/2013/03/12/poem-robert-okaji-2/