Author: Eric Morris-Pusey

Eric Morris-Pusey writes poems, some of which have appeared in The Missouri Review, Noble/Gas Qtrly, Driftwood Press, and a few other places. He holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts and lives in Columbia, Missouri with a dog who believes she’s an alligator, an unimpeded view of a vacant lot, and his partner, the poet Grace Gardiner.
Written by Eric Morris-Pusey

Rules for Radicals

My poem “Rules for Radicals” appears in Issue 14: “Husk, Echo, Quell” of 3ElementsReview, among some truly amazing works of poetry, fiction, visual art, and photography. Read “Rules for Radicals” Peruse Issue 14: “Husk, Echo, Quell”

Written by Eric Morris-Pusey

Kafirun / The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Deism

My poems “Kafirun” and “The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Deism” appear in the Summer 2016 issue of local North Carolina arts and culture magazine Forty Eighty-Five. Because this early issue of the magazine doesn’t have an online version, this post will soon be updated with the poems themselves included.

Written by Eric Morris-Pusey

Lunch with Emily, Several Years Ago

My poem “Lunch with Emily, Several Years Ago” appears in Issue 3.2 of Driftwood Press, along with an interview about the poem. This issue also features poetry by Elizabeth Austin and a great poetry/art project by Elizabeth Kerlikowske and Mary Hatch, among many other wonderful things. You can read or even download a PDF of […]