night sweet / dear morning, found/erasure poems using Dracula by Bram Stoker as a source text,
an unfinished project for The Poeming / National Poetry Writing Month (April 2024)
immaculate nothing, found/erasure poems using The Stepford Wives by Ira Levin as a source text,
a project for The Poeming (October 2024)
larks found, found/erasure poems using The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson as a source text,
a project for The Poeming / National Poetry Writing Month (April 2023)
Separated Sea, found/erasure poems using Jaws by Peter Benchley as a source text,
a project for The Poeming / National Poetry Writing Month (April 2022)
“For Selena,” Dreaming: A Tribute To Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, FlowerSong Books (August 2020; ISBN-13: 9781734561777; ISBN-10: 1734561777)
“Abra,” Chicon Street Poets micro-chap-zine series (Autumn 2019)
Window / Sunshine, found/erasure poems using Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews as a source text, an unfinished project for The Poeming / National Poetry Writing Month (April 2019)
“Imagined Subtext from My First Invitation to a Bachelor Party,” Sybil (January 10, 2019)
“Tradition” and “Heliocentrism,” The Chicon Street Poets 2017 Anthology, Lit City Press (ISBN-13: 9780692960158; ISBN-10: 0692960155)
“Apology,” Us For President (Issue 3) *
“Prometheus and Pandora,” North American Review (Volume 302, Number 2)
“In a Motel Room by the Highway,” and “Missing the Perseid Meteor Shower Again,” 300 Days of Sun (Volume 1, Issue 4)
The Strange and Comely Unity of Water (MFA thesis manuscript), Texas State University †
“Three Vignettes for the Nativity of the Virgin Mary,” and “If Ye Will Lay Hold Upon Every Good Thing and Condemn It Not,” St. Sebastian Review (Volume 6, Issue 1) *†
“And at the Hour,” Pilgrim (April 4, 2013)
“Windfall,” Every Day Poets (February 6, 2013) *†
“Fragment: Abel,” Every Day Poets (January 27, 2013) *†
Lines Between the Freckles (group of ten poems), Assaracus: A Journal of Gay Poetry, Sibling Rivalry Press (Issue 09; ISBN-13: 9781937420369; ISBN-10: 1937420361) †
“Stars, They Say, Aren’t Like Us,” Every Day Poets (December 13, 2012) *†
“Saturday,” Pilgrim (December 8, 2012)
“I Dreamed You As Delilah,” Every Day Poets (November 30, 2012) *†
Notes
* The publication or issue in which this poem appeared is out of print, unavailable, or defunct, but the poem (or a revised version of it) can be found in my self-printed Backspace: Collected and Revised Poems, 2012-2017. Contact me to obtain a copy.
† This poem/collection was published under the name Timothy Connor Dailey. (Dailey is my mother’s surname. Valdés is my father’s. It’s sort of a long story.)