. . . As in poetry and the Eucharist,
     things are substituted for other things,
     high energy positrons, zeros and ones
     at last transfigured into the flesh itself
     and projected onto monitors where
     the bones will shine like neon tubes. . .
         from “Imago Dei"

Adam is a Pushcart Prize nominee whose poetry has appeared Cimarron Review, Memorious, Assaracus, RHINO, The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review, SAND Journal, Bayou Magazine, The Delmarva Review, Kenning, Euphony, Potomac Review, and other places.  He was a 2013 Grub Street scholarship recipient, and has had a chapbook manuscript receive honorable mention in competition for the Dogfish Head Poetry Prize.  Adam received his B.A. in creative writing from the University of Delaware, where he studied with poets Jeanne Walker, Marilyn Nelson, and Devon Miller-Duggan, among others.  Adam was raised in rural Delaware and now lives in Boston.

You can read Adam's poet "Birthmark" at Memorious 26.

You can read Adam's poems "On positive phototaxis" and "Last Rites" on The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review.

You can listen to Adam reading his poems "The Hyperbole'd Heart" and "Nahant" as they appeared in RHINO 2013 on RHINO's Big Horn Blog.

You can read and hear Adam's poems "Hoodoo Bird" and "Ghosthunters" on Kenning.

You can read Adam’s poems "Imago Dei" and "Hornets" on Miriam Sagan’s poetry blog Miriam's Well.