“I am profoundly impressed by one aspect of [Wright’s] manner of communicating, and that is the presence of reverence. It is not really me who [he is] addressing at all, interestingly, but with the person who speaks these poems is the person I would like to become.” Franz Wright
“…the language is lush and evocative, the scene haunted.” Front Porch Republic
“…music, grace, and ambition.” A.M. Juster
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– Four Poems in The Brooklyn Quarterly
– “Mary of Bethany” in ARTOS (2017)
– “Naomi” in Dust (UK)
– “Relief” in Ekstasis
– “Assurance” at porterctaylor.com
– “The Parsonage” in The Slumbering Host
– “A Scrimmage” in The Wild
– Two Poems in Anthropocene
– “An Imprecation” in Dust (UK)
– “In the Year of Our Lord” in Dappled Things (forthcoming)
-“The Monk” in The North American Anglican (forthcoming)
– “Ode to Paniskos” in The North American Anglican (forthcoming)