Here are links to some of my favorite Websites.  Contact me  with your comments.

My longtime friends, The River Poets meet for readings at Phillips Emporium in Bloomsburg, PA each 2nd Tuesday.

Phillips Emporium :  coffee with warm friendship from owner Helena Griffith -- a treasure of Bloomsburg.

Wordpainting and Paper Kite Press collaborate to teach innovative workshops and to publish what needs to be seen.

In 2006, they published My Dance is Mathematics.

Onetime River Poet James Magill is an eloquent spokesperson for the talents and needs of the disabled.  

JOMA  (Journal of Online Mathematics and Its Applications) has recently published "Mathematics in Poetry." 

Artists Florence Putterman and Jessica Baker have fed my imagination and offered art to my website.

At SUNY Brockport, one finds my co-translator, Gabriel Prajitura, whom I am helping with translation of work by Romanian poet, Nichita Stanescu.

My good friend, Sarah Glaz -- fellow-poet, fellow-mathematician; we worked together as editors of  Strange Attractors:  Poems of Love and Mathematics, an anthology of poems mathematical in structure or imagery, about love of many varieties. 

For The Math Forum Internet Mathematics Library, scroll down the Table of Contents to view an array of topics.  If you are interested in Literature and Poetry links, you will find that listing in the right-hand column under Applications/ Connections and, then, Humanities. 

Bloomsburg University Poet Jerry Wemple is an organizer of  BU's BIG DOG Reading Series. Jerry's most recent poetry collection is The Civil War in Baltimore .

Jerry Wemple and Marjorie Maddox co-edited COMMONWEALTH: Contemporary Poets on Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State University Press, 2005.  It contains two of my poems, "Bloomsburg Fair" and "Apollo Is a Pink Town."

Artist "Kaz" Maslanka (whose engineering day job involves sophisticated tool design) maintains a Mathematical Poetry blog with daily additions to an eclectic collection. 

Philadelphia poet and mathematician, Marion Cohen, has a large collection of mathematical poetry. 

James Murray, like me a former River Poet

"Patterns in Poetry and Mathematics" is an interdisciplinary course taught by Marcia Birken, Professor Mathematics and Statistics and Anne C. Coon, Professor of Language & Literature at Rochester Institute of Technology.  You may have particular interest in their classroom resources list.

Stonehedge Gardens -- near Tamaqua, PA -- where one may enjoy nature's beauty and occasional poetry.

Bloomsburg Writer/Poet Susan Stemont has recently started a website, The Crow's Nest, a site about travel, art, books and other musings and a blog, The Crow's Voice, about Graphic Novels, Artists' Books, Travel and other Musings.