Bio
Tom C. Hunley is the author of eight full-length poetry collections,
eight chapbooks, two textbooks, and two produced films. He and his wife of
thirty years have four amazing kids. Right or wrong, he believes he has
impeccable taste when it comes to literature, film, music, and the one
woman who has his whole heart. He seriously lacks inner resources, and
he’s almost certain that his liver is diseased. He despises generative AI,
groupthink, the tortured language of propaganda, big government, and
bloated bureaucracies, especially in universities. He has published poems
and stories in journals with names beginning with every letter of the
alphabet, from Atlanta Review to Zone 3. He is currently working on a novel
and a memoir.
eight chapbooks, two textbooks, and two produced films. He and his wife of
thirty years have four amazing kids. Right or wrong, he believes he has
impeccable taste when it comes to literature, film, music, and the one
woman who has his whole heart. He seriously lacks inner resources, and
he’s almost certain that his liver is diseased. He despises generative AI,
groupthink, the tortured language of propaganda, big government, and
bloated bureaucracies, especially in universities. He has published poems
and stories in journals with names beginning with every letter of the
alphabet, from Atlanta Review to Zone 3. He is currently working on a novel
and a memoir.
Poems Submitted This Year:
- June 01, 2026 Swagger, Stagger, Poem, Prayer
- June 02, 2026 Garage Haiku #14
- June 03, 2026 Minor Tom Hears David Bowie’s Space Oddity for the First Time
- June 04, 2026 When I Was Depressed
- June 05, 2026 Self Portrait at the Lectern in Mismatched Socks Hoping to Make it Home without Breaking
- June 06, 2026 Secrets
- June 07, 2026 Poem Ending with a Line from Good Will Hunting
- June 08, 2026 Poet Tree
- June 10, 2026 Rain
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