Description
Poetry. "These poems lie in wait, offering to show you things. Some are exact and immediate, like visits to a moment; others take you to locations that reveal themselves slowly. Here, too, are extraordinary expressions of individual perception. They are like installations at an exhibition—you move along, but they call you back for a longer stay, and you see more each time. They make impressions on the inside of the head, behind the eyes, and just when you think you feel the poet at your shoulder, you spin round only to see yourself, looking."—Ann Drysdale
Author Bio
Rick Mullin's poetry has appeared in various journals and anthologies, including American Arts Quarterly, Measure, The New Criterion, The Dark Horse, The Raintown Review, Epiphany, and Rabbit Ears: TV Poems. His books include SOUTINE (2012) COELACANTH (2013), SONNETS FROM THE VOYAGE OF THE BEAGLE (2014), STIGNATZ AND THE USER OF VICENZA (2016), TRANSOM (2017), and THE BASALISK (2021) all published by Dos Madres Press, Lullaby and Wheel (Kelsay Books, 2019), and Huncke (second edition, Exot Books, 2021). He is a painter and journalist living in northern New Jersey.
Author City: CALDWELL, NJ USA