The Poet for Hire Welcomes You
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Welcome
Thank you for visiting my website. For over twenty years, I've worked at being a writer. It's taken a while, but I'm starting to feel successful and worthy of the title of poet. I'm always on the search for people who would like to read, purchase or even publish my work. Maybe you're in one or all three of those.
If you wish to know more about me, take a look around. In addition to this website and the above links to my other pages, I maintain a blog here.
Thank you for visiting my website. For over twenty years, I've worked at being a writer. It's taken a while, but I'm starting to feel successful and worthy of the title of poet. I'm always on the search for people who would like to read, purchase or even publish my work. Maybe you're in one or all three of those.
If you wish to know more about me, take a look around. In addition to this website and the above links to my other pages, I maintain a blog here.
9/28/2016
My Stone Soup Croutons poem from September 19 is up. Read "Hush Money."
Listen to the latest Oddball Show podcast with Alyssa Marie. Follow the show on iTunes.
"Labor" was published in The Skinny Poetry Journal, which also reprinted a review of my book, Patron Emeritus.
My Stone Soup Croutons poem from September 19 is up. Read "Hush Money."
Listen to the latest Oddball Show podcast with Alyssa Marie. Follow the show on iTunes.
"Labor" was published in The Skinny Poetry Journal, which also reprinted a review of my book, Patron Emeritus.
"Chad's work is perceptive, fresh, and eminently listenable."
Simone Beaubien, SlamMaster, Poetry at the Cantab Longue
"From nimble, spicy haiku and sharp political satire he can leap to the most intimate and subtle craft."
Prabakar T. Rajan, poet, author of A Slice of Water
You have done wonders for Stone Soup. You should be commended."
Doug Holder, founder, Ibbetson Street Press
Simone Beaubien, SlamMaster, Poetry at the Cantab Longue
"From nimble, spicy haiku and sharp political satire he can leap to the most intimate and subtle craft."
Prabakar T. Rajan, poet, author of A Slice of Water
You have done wonders for Stone Soup. You should be commended."
Doug Holder, founder, Ibbetson Street Press
