PROJECTS
PROJECTS
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Chapbooks
Chapbooks
David has published his first collection of chapbooks, Blue, Civil Wars, Trois, and--soon--life in/verse at The Tripping Muse Press. Copies will soon be available for purchase on
davidaestringel.com.
His newest chapbooks Punctures and PeripherieS were published in October 2019 and April 2020, respectively, by Really Serious Literature as part of @rlysrslit's Disappearing Chapbook Series (#104) and The Bitchin' Kitsch as the winner of the B'K 2019 Chapbook Contest.
David's third (and newest) chapbook Eating Pears on the Rooftop will be published at Finishing Line Press in July 2022. Also, scheduled for August 2021 publication, is DREICH's themed chapbook, "Noises from the Isle", which will contain poem "Nothing Lasts".
Book
Book
David's FIRST feature-length collection of poetry and prose Indelible Fingerprints was accepted for publication March 2019 by Alien Buddha Press and published on April 1, 2019. NOW available on Amazon.com.
David's second book--an illustrated collection of micropoems--is a creative collaboration with Luca Bowles (a.k.a. Mambo) from the UK and will be published at @RLYSRSLIT sometime in 2024.
Publication
Publication
David continues to generate new prose and verse (depending on the mood of his muse, of course) and submits for publication to literary journals/magazines on a regular basis.
Regular Gigs
Regular Gigs
Literary Mag
Literary Mag
Of course, we need another one! The Argyle is scheduled to launch Fall of 2021. Poetry, fiction, essays, and interviews for folks, who LOVE good writing without the literary snobbery or rigid aesthetics!
Poetry
Poetry
David is currently working on a collection of new poems, starting off with a collection of 30 that will be submitted to Tupelo Press for their August 2021 30/30 Project, where, monthly, poets are challenged to write one poem a day for 30 days.
Short-Fiction
Short-Fiction
David plans to start working on his fourth piece of short fiction the beginning of 2019. The first three pieces he ever wrote, "Roadkill," "Windows," and "When Blood Wants Blood," were published in 2018, so he is motivated to keep the momentum going.
Spoken Word
Spoken Word
Despite a case of crippling social anxiety, David participated in his first poetry slam and other public appearances in 2019. He now avoids them like the plague.
READER FEEDBACK
READER FEEDBACK
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"Wow! So powerful my friend. Thank you for sharing your gift."
C. S.
C. S.
- Facebook comment about "Blue Room" (poem published by Former People Journal December 2018).
"I love your poetry, David! so fine..."
A. R.
A. R.
- Comment about "Killers" (poem accepted at Cephalopress for publication January 2019)
"'Ringing
from the silence
of words
that have had their due.' Love these lines David."
M. D.
M. D.
- Comment about "Sucking the Marrow" (poem accepted at Writ in Dust for publication January 2019).