Trent Reker was born on a train in the Arizona desert. He's been dead and has a cool scar across his neck to prove it. Waking from a 24-hour coma, doctors told his family he'd never be able to converse intelligibly. It's arguable that they were right. Two months later he put together his first sentence, "Can I have pickles?"
Living in New Orleans when Katrina blew in, Trent walked the city four days with his little family praying, eventually hitchhiking back roads along the Mississippi. As they sobbed, he dragged them along toward inevitable rescue.
::: Publishing History :::
Reactor Press (San Francisco, CA) published " shoot forth thunder " - August, 2007
Swallow Magazine (San Francisco, CA) published " poor writer, beautiful stripper " - May, 2007
20 Dissidents (Raleigh, NC) published - " June through August 2005 in New Orleans " - August, 2006
20 Dissidents also published "beer bubble blowjobs for fun and respect" and "beer bubble blowjobs for fun and disrespect" - March, 2007
Atonal Apples (Long Island, NY) published " untitled 05.13.05 " - June, 2006
Border Senses (El Paso, TX) published " summer " - May, 2006 |