Paul Sohar was able to pursue literature full time when he went on disability from his day job in a chemistry lab. The results have been published in Agni, Chiron, Grain, Kenyon Review, Main Street Rag, Muse & Stone, Rattle, etc, and seven books of translations from the Hungarian. His own poetry (Homing Poems) is available from Iniquity Press. His latest work is True Tales of a Fictitious Spy, a creative nonfiction book about the Stalinist prisons (Synergebooks).
Some of the poems in The Wayward Orchard were previously published in the
following journals:
- Sunfish Pond, Pointed Circle
- Requiem for a Refugee Camp, Santa Lucia
- Summer Past, Pointed Circle
- The Geese Were Gone, Reflect
- Mount Katahdin, Aurorean
- The Ravished, Zillah
- Ideal, New Authors' Journal
- My Dream House, Frisson
- The God of Spring, St. Sebastian Journal
- This Wall, LSR
- Being and Its Skin, Rattle
- Grandma’s Silence, SWAG
- The Ruler of the Mirror, Poets’ Corner
- The Silent Dreamer, Small Pound
- Keep It Simple, Poetry Motel
- Canyon Dreams, California Quarterly
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