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Howie Good

HOWIE GOOD is a widely published poet, whose latest collection, FAILED HAIKU, will appear this summer from Grey Book Press.

Absent
by Susanna Lang

December 1, 2022 Contributed By: Howie Good, Susanna Lang

God of War by Howie Good

I have been missing from this year’s spring.

Witness to the winter aconite and snowdrops, the first daffodils,
but not the tulips or hyacinths.

Filed Under: Featured Poetry, Poetry Posted On: December 1, 2022

Out of Body
by Liza Olson

August 22, 2022 Contributed By: Howie Good, Liza Olson

"Unplugged" by Howie Good

I am lying flat on the ground in a quiet living room in a quiet home in the kind of quiet suburb everyone’s at least driven through, if not lived in. I am breathing deeply, from my diaphragm, like the VHS instructed.

Filed Under: Featured Fiction, Fiction Posted On: August 22, 2022

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