Mark’s work is published in Camas, Cascadia Review, Red River Review, and elsewhere. He travels extensively in the Pacific Northwest and leaves soon for a multi-week wander through Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. He never manages to catch any fish but would release them if he did.
All work
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From here /
he drives by feel, by some power I aim to gain in adulthood, /
no lights, no map, a navigation by dead reckoning.
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We took to stomping our boots on the wood floors /
at the thunder. Oh, it was great fun. Somewhere in the night /
we all heard the Cuprum barn buckle. …
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