Honk coming in 2021 from Kelsay Books!
I'll be reading at the Collingswood Book Festival on Saturday, September 2 at 1:30 p.m. with John Larkin and Gina Larkin
Vulnerable in Poems to Lift You Up and Make You Smile anthology from Parson's Porch Books.
Holy Cards coming soon in Edison Literary Review.
The Past coming soon in Tiferet.
Down to Earth on Your Daily Poem
The Secret History of New Jersey available on Amazon
Punctuation in Santa Clara Review.
More of my work for the New York Public Radio archives.
My opinion piece about health insurance in The Star-Ledger.
The Revolution Will Be Monetized in Duck Lake Journal
Check out my recent archival work for New York Public Radio.
Down to Earth in Tiferet
Pulaski Skyway in U.S. 1 Worksheets.
Sequel in Edison Literary Review and Your Daily Poem.
A Day in the Life in Tiferet and Your Daily Poem.
Echocardiogram Blues in Exit 13
Elvis Presley Considers the Implications of Singing "In the Ghetto" in Edison Literary Review
King George Road in Exit 13
Escalate in U.S. 1 Newspaper
The Yankees of My Youth in Spitball.
Which Way is Up in Your Daily Poem.
Vulnerable in Your Daily Poem.
America Achieved Along the New Jersey Turnpike in Your Daily Poem.
The Desecration of the Sacred Chihuahua Burial Ground in U.S. 1 Worksheets. *Nominated for a Pushcart Prize
First Class, Slow Children at Play, and Junior High School on Verse-Virtual.
Assimilation in the Fall 2014 Edison Literary Review.
Joy to the World and Statistically Insignificant in Mas Tequila Review, edited by Richard Vargas! Order one of the best journals in the U.S. now!
Which Way is Up? in U.S. 1 Newspaper
An article about my return to academic life at Rutgers from the Home News Tribune.
And another article on the Rutgers Focus site.
Check out this interview of me at A Long Story Short.
Shipwrecked in pretty awesome company (but used without permission) on the Curious Words website.
Migration of the Butterfly Tattoo used as a classroom prompt!
Einstein’s Geese featured on Your Daily Poem!
Pat Turner Kavanaugh’s review in The Star-Ledger.
John J. Petrolino III’s review in Word Riot.
Visit the pages to find out about Tony Gruenewald, his poems, and his readings.
Vulnerable in Poems to Lift You Up and Make You Smile anthology from Parson's Porch Books.
Holy Cards coming soon in Edison Literary Review.
The Past coming soon in Tiferet.
Down to Earth on Your Daily Poem
The Secret History of New Jersey available on Amazon
Punctuation in Santa Clara Review.
More of my work for the New York Public Radio archives.
My opinion piece about health insurance in The Star-Ledger.
The Revolution Will Be Monetized in Duck Lake Journal
Check out my recent archival work for New York Public Radio.
Down to Earth in Tiferet
Pulaski Skyway in U.S. 1 Worksheets.
Sequel in Edison Literary Review and Your Daily Poem.
A Day in the Life in Tiferet and Your Daily Poem.
Echocardiogram Blues in Exit 13
Elvis Presley Considers the Implications of Singing "In the Ghetto" in Edison Literary Review
King George Road in Exit 13
Escalate in U.S. 1 Newspaper
The Yankees of My Youth in Spitball.
Which Way is Up in Your Daily Poem.
Vulnerable in Your Daily Poem.
America Achieved Along the New Jersey Turnpike in Your Daily Poem.
The Desecration of the Sacred Chihuahua Burial Ground in U.S. 1 Worksheets. *Nominated for a Pushcart Prize
First Class, Slow Children at Play, and Junior High School on Verse-Virtual.
Assimilation in the Fall 2014 Edison Literary Review.
Joy to the World and Statistically Insignificant in Mas Tequila Review, edited by Richard Vargas! Order one of the best journals in the U.S. now!
Which Way is Up? in U.S. 1 Newspaper
An article about my return to academic life at Rutgers from the Home News Tribune.
And another article on the Rutgers Focus site.
Check out this interview of me at A Long Story Short.
Shipwrecked in pretty awesome company (but used without permission) on the Curious Words website.
Migration of the Butterfly Tattoo used as a classroom prompt!
Einstein’s Geese featured on Your Daily Poem!
Pat Turner Kavanaugh’s review in The Star-Ledger.
John J. Petrolino III’s review in Word Riot.
Visit the pages to find out about Tony Gruenewald, his poems, and his readings.
