New Orleans Poetry Festival Reading
On April 21, 2019, the New Orleans Poetry Festival generously hosted a reading by four authors of Unlikely Books. David E. Matthews is the author of the Unlikely Book Cantos Poesia.
David E. Matthews lives now in his home state of Texas, in the Hill Country. For 20 years, Unlikely Stories has published his barbaric yawp. A fact that stupefies him with pleasure & gratitude.
Recent Articles:
"my father birthed his son," "My stepdad stopped hunting," and "'retrospective jealousy:' a retrospective"
by RK Taylor
"What They Were Called" and "The Next Battle"
by Brian Rihlmann
Lionel
by Robert Eggleton
Tree Funeral
by Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal
'the light pierces the willow leaves' and 'our happiness'
by Gönul Mustafa
The Overhang
by Sterling Warner
"Flying over Washington, DC on Easter," "Rock Creek Parkway," and "Super Care | Drugs"
by James Steck
Trouble in Club Paradise
by Cecelia Chapman and Jeff Crouch
"Sinners" and "Camp"
by Wayne F. Burke
Bananas
by Ted Jonathan
"The Canteen," "Gospel of the Absurd," and "Mustard Yellow"
by Patricia Walsh
"Theory on the existence of the door, or why spaceships have nice tits" and "Necessary Knowledge"
by Adam Ray Adkins
"California," "Hermeneutics," and "Russian Lit"
by Wendy Taylor Carlisle
"Property Values," "Falling fast," and "Going Down for Air"
by dan raphael
"Mama's Got to Work," "Zephr," and "There Is Fire"
by Jeff Weddle
"Lowest Degree of Volition" and "Confections"
by L.B. Sedlacek
"Rainbow" and "United States of Discord"
by Arnold Johnston
Dr. Or’ngelove
by Johnny Masiulewicz
Left Behind
by Lennart Lundh
Be Sure
by Myna Chang
"The Truth About Alaskan Air," "The Truth About Structuralism," and "The Truth About Return"
by Charlie Brice
"Mary Oliver (1935-2019)" and "A Discussion in the Dark"
by Michael H. Brownstein
"Castles in the Sky," "Dusk Flute," and "Chthonic Blunder"
by Darryl Wawa
"Enter people in great financial need and those with lesser need," "Enter disputed circumstances,"and "Reenter Eric, Angela, and John"
by Rodney A. Brown
On reading Dylan Krieger’s "The Mother Wart"
by Darryl Wawa
Pigs in the Mercury
by R. Keith
"Rio Vista," "We Fall," and "Our Cicada Bugs"
by Kaci Skiles Laws
"American Tourists in Europe," "Stop Screaming," and "Do You Think (This Poem Is Too Long)?"
by Raymond Keen
A Fix of Ink
by Cecilia Martinez-Gil
Poems on Identity and Place
by Cecilia Martinez-Gil
"Bray," "Sac," and "Good Game"
by Gale Acuff
excerpts from "Poet Resists: Alien Foreign and Domestic Policies"
by Gerard Sarnat
"Arbitrage," "Shutter," and "Funerary Meaning"
by Joel Chace
Gina’s Golden Hand
by Bob Ritchie
Membership
by John Grey
"Both" and "Simone"
by Marguerite Guzman Bouvard