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:: 2/2010 :: @ Bookslut.  

Ed: They discuss, among other things, his insane use of exclamation points, how he wants you (befuddled & awestruck) holding his hand, that flimsy curtain between Memory & Imagination, and his upcoming aesthetic compound.

:: 12/2009 :: @ Writer’s Digest / Poetic Asides.

Q: In Honorary Astronaut, there are times when I feel the poems almost go over the top in their enthusiasm, but there’s this sense of sincerity that seems to make them work anyway. Or maybe it’s the sincerity and confessional nature that make the poems feel so enthusiastic, but it’s the tightness of your poems that makes them work.  How much time and work do you typically put into the revision process?

:: 11/2009 :: @ the PANK blog.

NP: Though we’ve been labeled as such, I don’t think of H_NGM_N as particularly experimental.  I’m interested in the things language can say & the things that can be said from one beating heart to another beating heart – & all the problems inherent in those enterprises.

:: 8/2009 :: “My Very Me,” an interview conducted by Gregory Lawless.

Q: I could imagine these poems—so conversational and urgent—being spoken to someone on a bus ride, on a first date, or in an elevator. They seem, in short, to take advantage of the fact that someone is, momentarily, within earshot and ready to listen. Could you tell me why so many of your poems take the shape of such candid emergencies?

:: 2008 ::  “Ten Questions,” 2008, w/ Nic Sebastian.

:: 2007 ::  “Men of the World Wide Web,” 2007.

:: 2005 ::  MiPoesias, 2005, w/ Clay Matthews.