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The Low Country Shvitz Publication Reading 2 – Charleston!
The Low Country Shvitz Publication Reading 2 – Charleston!
The second of 4 pop-up publication readings for “The Low Country Shvitz” – This time with poems from Charleston, South Carolina, and special guests bonafide Charleston residents Roger and Lidia!
The Low Country Shvitz Publication Reading 1 – Savannah
The first of 4 short publication pop-up readings from The Low Country Shvitz…poems from Savannah Georgia with ghost Ghost Story teller Ashley Steele! And check out more form the book here.
“The Low Country Shvitz” – My 27th Book, Is Out Now!
Check out “The Low Country Shvitz” – my latest humorous travelogue in poems, written in Savannah, Georgia (where ghosts inhabit the poems), Charleston, South Carolina (where the lady who gives out cookies is among the nicest people you’ll ever meet), Asheville, North Carolina (the east coast’s contribution to “weird” cities), and Charlotte, North Carolina, where ducks and frogs roam the streets without a single care.
“Lupert’s acute observations and fierce wit are staples throughout…” ~ Jeffrey McDaniel
“Rick brings the humidity not the heat to this new book of poems and you’ll adore it. I sure did.” ~ LB Sedlacek
Read poems from it here.
Grab yourself a copy here!
Poem Included in “Dead Pets” Anthology
New poem up at Stick Figure Quarterly
Thanks to Stick Figure Poetry for publishing my poem “Opinions” in their Spring issue! It’s from my forthcoming collection “The Low Country Shvitz.”
Check it out (along with a slew of other great poets) at https://c530.home.blog/issue-9/#opinions-lupert
I’m a Guest on Episode 100 of Eric Lawson’s “Make Your Own Fun” Podcast!
I was lucky enough to be guest #100 on Eric Lawson‘s Make Your Own Fun podcast! I got to talk a lot about my most recent book “I Am Not Writing a Book of Poems in Hawaii” and read a few poems. Thanks for having me Eric!
