Fred Kirchner
Fred Kirchner works with teens at the Dayton Metro Library, and as an Arts Educator/Poet in Residence at the Springfield Museum of Art and the Clark County Juvenile Detention Center. His chapbook, Platform of an Unacknowledged World Legislator, won the 2005 Main Street Rag Chapbook Contest. He has a lot of bicycles and calls his apartment—a curbside storefront—the Bike & Poem Shop.
Articles by this Author
What I Learned Today
- By Fred Kirchner
- Published 09/17/2009
- MaverickMagazine 15/16
- Unrated
3-alarm warehouse fires
can fill a neighborhood across
town
with the chemical reek of lighter
fluid,
but the stench mellows into the
woodsy musk
of a campfire by dawn.
Categories
- Issues
- MaverickMagazine 1 (36)
- Feature Poet 1: Ramón E. Martínez (13)
- MaverickMagazine 2 (21)
- Feature Poet 2: Martha Modena Vertreace (7)
- MaverickMagazine 3 (30)
- Feature Poet 3: Bill Knott (10)
- MaverickMagazine 4 (29)
- Feature Poet 4: Henry Oso Quintero (10)
- MaverickMagazine 5 (32)
- Feature Poet 5: Mac Oliver (9)
- MaverickMagazine 6/7 (35)
- Feature Poet 6/7: Eva Skrande (8)
- MaverickMagazine 8 (36)
- Feature Poet 8: Howard Fisch (6)
- MaverickMagazine 9 (36)
- Feature Poet 9: Mark DeCarteret (4)
- MaverickMagazine 10 (45)
- Feature Poet 10: Allison Eastley (5)
- MaverickMagazine 11 (31)
- Feature Poet 11: Aaron Anstett (4)
- MaverickMagazine 12 (48)
- Feature Poet 12: Maria Melendez (4)
- MaverickMagazine 13/14 (28)
- Feature Poet 13/14 - Janaka Stucky (5)
- MaverickMagazine 15/16 (43)
- Feature Poet 15/16: Todd Fredson (6)
- MaverickMagazine 17 (41)
- MaverickMagazine 18 (5)