Jeffrey Boldt Writes

Just received the beautiful new Spring 2014 J Journal . Proud to have my poem N o Mutants Yet in Baxter’s Hollow in such fine company. 

Jeffrey D. Boldt has published more than 200 short stories, poems, and essays in literary magazines and newspapers. These include: The  Wallace Stevens Journal , Interim, Blueline, RE: AL Regarding Arts and Letters, Berkeley Poetry Review , Great River Review ,  Clare Literary Journal,  The Mickle Street Review ,   The MacGuffin,  Seems ,  the Shepherd Express ,   The J Journal.  and  Wisconsin Lawyer .  Boldt had an essay on philosopher  Emmanuel Levinas   in the summer 2012 issue of  Tikkun . Looking for Willie George , recently appeared as The Missing Slate Story of the Week. My poems have also been featured as  Poem of the Week and Weekend in the same international magazine. My poem A Year or Two in Rome, a Week or Two in Paris , will soon be translated into  Serbo-Croat-Bosnian  as part of a  Best of The Missing Slate feature with the editor of  The Balkan Literary Herald. A co...

My piece about the Driftless Area, has been selected as  Poem of the Week.  I'm very excited to have a third excerpt from my novel The Mysterious Grace Clarkson published at The Missing Slate.  Also thrilled to have it paired with the beautiful artwork of  Fraz Mateen.

Looking for Willie George , another short story from my new collection, appears as The Missing Slate Story of the Week. Thanks to Literature Editor Jacob Silkstone and Editor-in Chief Maryam Piracha  for their support of my work, and for creating a lively and truly international literary journal.

I'm very pleased to have my short story "Nadine and Frederick" accepted for the latest issue of  The MacGuffin.   This is my fourth short story in its pages, and they've also published many of my poems--the first in 1986. No literary magazine has supported my work more consistently, and I am very grateful.

Glad the discerning metropolitans at the The Missing Slate  made this their weekend poem. It's a truly international journal led by a talented and culturally diverse team with roots in Pakistan, South Asia and the UK.