William Taylor, Jr.
William Taylor Jr. was born in Bakersfield, California and currently lives in San Francisco with his wife and a cat named Trouble. His poetry and stories have appeared widely in the small press and on the internet. He is the author of numerous chapbooks and his work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. His latest book is So Much Is Burning published by sunnyoutside Press. A book of new and collected poems is forthcoming from Centennial Press. He will one day be the last man in America not to own a cell phone.
Published in
Poesy, Remark, Chiron Review, Words Dance, Underground Voices
GPP Broadsides
Bibliography
So Much Is Burning
sunnyoutside Press - 2006
The Bones Of Things
Like A Dog Press - 2003
Knowing Most Things Break
Like A Dog Press - 2001
Scrapbook Of Fatal Accidence
Black Hoody Nation Press - 2000
Any Abyss Will Do
Lummox Press - 1999
I Gave My Heart To The Hawks and They Ate It
Malevolence Press - 1998
Death To The Beautiful
Angelflesh Press - 1997
The Sad Dumb Beauty Of Everything
Big Star Press - 1997
Love Poems
Like A Dog Press - 1996
Links
William Taylor, Jr's Homepage
Laura Hird Interview with William Taylor
sunnyoutside
Centennial Press
William Taylor's Myspace page
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