Andrew’s poem “Terrible Beauty” appeared in issue #29 of Riggwelter. You can read it here: https://issuu.com/riggwelter/docs/issue_29/6

A poem from Andrew’s first collection, What Spirits Return, was featured on HAD on January 27th, 2021. You can read it here: https://www.havehashad.com/hadposts/houdini-performs-his-sack-escape-on-the-shores-of-lake-michigan-and-for-a-moment-in-reflected-sunlight-appears-to-become-engulfed-in-flames

Due to restrictions and cautions related to the spread of COVID-19, Andrew’s appearances at Poetry Unlocked at The Draw in Appleton, and Untitledtown, in Green Bay, have been cancelled. More information on rescheduled dates and times will be forthcoming.

Those of you located in the Fox Valley region of Wisconsin will be pleased to know that Andrew will be reading at The Draw in Appleton on Monday, April 13th. Andrew will be reading along with Milwaukee poet Angela Voras Hills. Mark your calendars. Stay tuned for more details soon!

If you’re in the Appleton, Wisconsin area, come out for a book launch party at Harmony Pizza Wednesday, August 28th between 6:30 – 8:30 P.M. I’ll be there signing and selling books and giving a brief reading at 7 P.M. Come and go as you please. See you there!

Andrew McSorley’s What Spirits Return is now available to order!

Buy it here. Enjoy!

Andrew’s poem “A Turtle” appears in the latest issue of 3Elements Review. Take a look at the issue here!

Spring is almost here, and Andrew is scheduling poetry readings and appearances for the summer and beyond. To submit an invitation or inquire about availability for a poetry reading, conference, book festival, or other event, please use this contact form.

Andrew is excited to be awaiting the publication of his first full-length poetry collection with Kelsay Books. The collection, currently titled What Spirits Return, should arrive this summer, 2019.

In the meantime, take a look at some of Andrew’s favorite poetry publications from the Kelsay Books catalog:

• Mortal Rewards by Allison Joseph
• River Mouth by Heather Dobbins
• Swallow by Tara Mae Mulroy
• The Flow of Wonder by Don Schofield
• Never One for Promises by Sarah Etlinger

The poem, “A Turtle,” has been accepted by 3 Elements Review to appear in their next issue. A link to the publication will be added when the issue is up. In the meantime, take a look at the some previous issues of this literary magazine here: 3 Elements