Brian E. Langston

Poet, fictionalist, musician, foodie, technophile, and sometimes jangoleer

Publishing Credits, as Author

The Ruined City and other poems (Baltimore, MD, 2008) ["The Ruined City", "the world is a place of color", "the revolution", "three confessions", "dream koan", "out past santa fe", "stubborn bull", "the stone heart, breaking, weeps", "introduction", "modesty", "when even the memory", "waiting for the taxi", "snow falls (reprise)"]

"necessary items for surviving the zombie apocalypse", Zombies for a Cure (Elektrik Milk Bath Press, Richardson, TX, 2012)
"Building a Better Weapon", Gargoyle (#55, Paycock Press, Washington, D.C., 2009)
"tending horses", "when even the memory", Loch Raven Review (Vol 4, Issue 2, Online, 2008)
"dream koan", "the world is a place of color", Attic (Vol 2, Three Conditions Press, Baltimore, MD, 2007)
"stubborn bull", Octopus Dreams: Poetry in Baltimore Anthology (Abecedarian Books, Baltimore, MD, 2007)
"the revolution", "These Weak Shoulders", Poems Against War (Vol 6, Wasteland Press, Shhelbyville, KY, 2007)
"three confessions", Perpetuum Mobile (Vol 3, Issue 2, Uneven Pavement Press, Baltimore, MD, 2006)
"waiting for the taxi", 4x4 The Newport Review (#19, Portsmouth, RI, 2005)
"out past santa fe", 4x4 The Newport Review (#15, Portsmouth, RI, 2004)
"Autumn Burning", Spectrum (#?, University of Calfiornia, Santa Barbara, CA, 2000)
"Copper Into the Night #2", Catalyst (Vol 4, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, 1999)
"The Lush Con-Men", Catalyst (Vol 3, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, 1998)

Poems Against War (Wasteland Press, Shelbyville, KY). Assistant Editor (2008-2010)
Poets' Ink (Maryland State Literary and Poetry Society, Baltimore, MD). Editor (200x???)
ZeldaZine (Zelda's Inferno Writing Collective, Baltimore, MD, 2007). Assistant Editor.
Into the Teeth of the Wind (College of Creative Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA). Founding Editor and Editor-in-Chief (1999-2001)

Multimedia poetry music performance piece... in collaboration with Sussurus Din, Matt Muirhead, and Karla Mancero - visit the old landing page.