The Kings County Blackout and Flash Flood Blues
- At July 27, 2019
- By Bob Howe
- In Blog Posts, News, Poetry
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mermaid hustlers sing
in blacked out Carroll Gardens
Morse alpha fireflies
dart under rain polished elms
sooner or later we all find our way
to the sea
Recent Fiction Publications
- At September 05, 2018
- By Bob Howe
- In Blog Posts, Fiction, News
- 0
The Cartographer of Dreamland
This is me at twelve years old, running for all I’m worth up Classon Avenue, bookbag under one arm, with Kevin Lester and three other bullies in close pursuit. They’re mostly bigger than me, and the only reason they haven’t caught me yet is because I had a half-block head start from the Nativity School gate.
Read the Full Story at The Piltdown Review.
Pinocchio’s Diary
Of all the tools father uses to make me, the chisel is the cruelest. Long after he has had his Ciró and retired for the evening, I lie on my bed of shavings, my half-formed body criss-crossed with burning gouges. In the small hours I finally drift into a kind of stupor, my head full of the scent of resin that seeps from the cuts.
Recent Poetry Publications
- At June 16, 2018
- By Bob Howe
- In Blog Posts, News, Poetry
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Punch Drunk Press
“The Ghosts of Christmas”
The Loch Raven Review
“Untitled” and “Night and Fog”
Serving House Journal
“The Gather Inn”