Chase Dimock lives in Los Angeles in a four-person household, including a human partner, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel companion, and a four-foot tall statue of Slimer from Ghostbusters. He serves as the Managing Editor of As It Ought To Be Magazine and makes his living teaching literature and writing. His debut book of poetry, Sentinel Species, came out in 2020 from Stubborn Mule Press.
Chase’s previous poems have been published in Rappahannock Review, Waccamaw, Connecticut River Review, Bombay Gin, Roanoke Review, and Little Patuxent Review among others. He holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of Illinois and his scholarship and reviews in World Literature and LGBT Studies have appeared in College Literature, Western American Literature, Modern American Poetry, The Lambda Literary Review, and several academic anthologies.
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Hello Chase — I recently read Sentinel Species (have been thinking about the canaries a lot lately, and the pinata poem was a fav of mine). I curate the posts for Brain Mill Press’s National Poetry Month, and would like to ask if you’d be interested in being a featured poet. I can send you the info.
Would you be willing to share a contact email address?
C. Kubasta, poet, fiction writer, and Assoc. Prof. of English