"Poets Are Bad for the Economy" and "Lost Voice" in Poetic Voices Without Borders 2 (Gival Press, 2009)

"He Was a Poet And When He Died" in Poetic Voices Without Borders (Gival Press, 2006)

"These Are The Boys We Send to War" in Poetry for Peace (Sandstar Publications, 2002)

"Steinbeck in Nantucket" in Nantucket: An Anthology
(Whitefish Press, 2001)

"Days of Love" in Essential Love (Grayson Books, 2000)

"Enrichetta Is Singing" in Elvis in Oz: New Stories and Poems
from the Hollins Creative Writing Program (University of Virginia
Press, 1992)


journals
(stories)

"Dual" in The Folio Club (2010)
"Asthma" in The Folio Club (2009)
"Ada" in Fiction (2003)
"Renewed" in The Midnight Mind (2003)
"Eva" in Phantasmagoria (2002)
"Pax Christi" in Confrontation (1988)
"Tracks" in South Dakota Review (1984)

(essays)

"Where Writers Live" in New Haven Review (2010)
"Inconspicuous Nonconsumption" in The Folio Club (2009)
"Living by Imagination" in Journal of Creative Work, SJI
(online, 2007)
"The Music of Being" in Palo Alto Review (2006)
"Why Study Art?" in Under The Sun (2003)

(poems)

"Saint Blaise" and "Operating on My Daughter's Heart" in
The Yale Journal for Humanities in Medicine (online, 2009)
"Upon Rediscovering My Ancestors' Home in an Ancient
Italian Town" in Feile-Festa (2009)
"Last Words" in Connecticut Review (2008)
"Tree Tectonics" in Steam Ticket (2007)
"Driving Away from New York City" in FutureCyle Poetry
(online, 2007)
"Gorky Park, 1986" in Poetry Repair (online, 2006)
"My Mother Straightens Her Babushka," "Creole Woman with a Black Parasol," and "The Purple Heart" in Louisiana Literature (2005)
"Sam" in Palimpsest (2005)
"The Poem Altar" and "A Convocation" in ByLine (2005)
"A Pittsburgh Christmas" in Paper Street (2004)
"Sam" in Palimpsest (2005)
"Gertrude Grace," Tuesday Morning," and "Heaven on The Apple" in Caduceus (2004)
"Heaven on The Beast" in Xanadu (2004)
"Polish Men" and "I Love Your Tears" in Caduceus (2003)
"Dreams" and "Dismembering The Swing Set" in Palimpsest (2003)
"At Medugorje" in Mars Hill Review (2003)
"What Stirs The Creation" in Voices in Italian Americana (2002)
"Doing Push-ups" in CPR International (2001)
"Prayer to Thomas Merton" in U.S. Catholic (1999)
"Lines" in The Larcom Review (1999)
"First Light" in Wings (1997)
"Maria Antonia Waits for Her Twin" in The MacGuffin (1995)
"Negli Abruzzi" in Connecticut River Review (1992)
"A Love Poem" and "The Magnolia Branch" in Mildred (1991)
"Lights from San Francisco Bay" in Kentucky Poetry Review (1991)
"On The Eve of My Mother's Liver Transplant" in Ledge (1991)
"Nan" in Permafrost (1986)
"To Buffy Who Cried at First Seeing Snow" in Artemis (1984)
"Lost Song" in Jeopardy (1984)


poetry video

He Was a Poet And When He Died (2004)

directed by Mark Saba
videography by Mark Saba and Jerry Domian
edited by Doug Forbush
original musical score by Istvan Peter B'Racz

Shown at:
2nd Sadho Poetry Film Fest (New Delhi, India, 2009–10)
Ilumé: An Alchemy of Text and Image (Gene Siskel Film Center, Chicago, 2005, curated by Gerard Wozek and Mary Russell)
ArtsAHA! (Omaha, 2005)
Kehler Liddell Gallery (New Haven, 2005)
Finalist in USA Film Festival Short Film and Video Competition
(Dallas, 2005)
HeSCA (Health & Sciences Communications Assoc.) annual meeting (Denver, 2004)

See stills from the video.