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Robert S. King has published in hundreds of magazines, including The Kenyon Review, Southern Poetry Review, Main Street Rag, ELF: Eclectic Literary Forum, Midwest Quarterly, California Quarterly, Chariton Review, Negative Capability, The Hollins Critic, Blue Unicorn, Poem, Louisville Review, En Passant, Xanadu, Chattahoochee Review, The Cape Rock, Amelia, Slant, Sow's Ear, Windless Orchard,Great River Review, Visions Inter­national, Writers' Forum, Lullwater Review,Permafrost, Habersham Review, Spoon River Poetry Review,The Bridge, Hellas,Hammers, Poetpourri, Grasslands Review, Lungfish Review, etc.

Books published:
When Stars Fall Down as Snow, Garland Press, 1976
Dream of the Electric Eel, Wolfsong Publications, 1982
Traveller's Tale, Whistle Press, Inc., 1998
The Hunted River, Shared Roads Press, 2009, 1st edition. FutureCycle Press, 2012, 2nd edition. Also available in Kindle ebook.
The Gravedigger's Roots, Shared Roads Press, 2009. FutureCycle Press, 2012, 2nd edition. Also available in Kindle ebook.
One Man's Profit, Sweatshoppe Publications, 2013.

Reviews of King's Poetry:
Neon (U.K.)

Editorial positions:
Gray Day, Assistant Editor, 1976-1979
Ali Baba Press (publisher of Lodestar and Local Storms), Co-editor, 1982-1989
University of GA, College of Environmental and Agricultural Sciences, 
Publications Editor, 1988-1998
Whistle Press, Inc. (publisher of Gaia: A Journal of Literary & Environmental Arts), 
Editor-in-Chief, 1993-1999
FutureCycle Press (publisher of FutureCycle Poetry), Director, 2007 to 2012

Associations:
Member, North Carolina Writers Network
Member, North Carolina Poetry Society
Former President and current member, Georgia Poetry Society

Contact:
rsking@futurecycle.org

 
I am available for readings, workshops, or other poetry-related events.

To view my schedule, please click the calendar link above.

Recommended Reading:

(Glenda Council Beall)

(Nancy Simpson)
Thanks to Nancy for featuring me in several installments as Poet of the Month, April 2011. Here are links to the features:

(Scott Owens)

(Helen Losse, Poetry Editor)


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