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Jacob Moses
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Jacob Moses (AKA Jack M. Freedman) is a poet and spoken word artist from Staten Island, NY. He previously penned the poetry book, Serotonin Seas (Infinity Publishing, 2005) and edited the poetry anthology, Trails Through the Greenbelt (Infinity Publishing, 2008) . Other projects include the chapbooks Never Lick the Spoon (2015), Tobias (JMF Chapbooks LLC, 2016) and Offerings (co-written by Jared A. Rich and Beth A. Greene) (JMF Chapbooks LLC, 2018). Jacob has published poetry spanning USA, Canada, UK, France, India, The Netherlands, Ukraine, Thailand, Singapore, and Nigeria. It's as if his poetry is playing a game of Risk. Publications featuring his work include: Third Rail Magazine (2005, 2006), Unquiet Desperation (2007), First Literary Review-East (2011), NYC Voices (2012), espresso ink. (2012), Boston Literary Magazine (2012, 2015), Acoustic Levitation (2012), eunoia review (2012), NYSAI Press (2014, 2017), typoetic-us (2015), POST(blank) (2016), Madness Muse Press (2016), Rat's Ass Review (2016), In Between Hangovers (20162017), Free Lit Magazine (2017), Rising Phoenix Review (2017), Anti-Heroin Chic (2017), Quail Bell Magazine (2017), Taj Mahal Review (2017), Whispers (2018), GAMBA Magazine (2018), Anxious Poets Society (2018), STAT®REC (2018), Breadcrumbs Magazine (2018), Ariel Chart (2018), The Sirens Call (2018), ex-ex-lit (2019), Cherry-House Press (2019), Nightingale & Sparrow (2019), Eskimo Pie (2019), CCAR Journal (2019), PPP eZine (2019), ArtHut (2019), and Marías at Sampaguitas (2019). Jacob has performed at a multitude of venues and was a featured poet at events such as the New York City Poetry Festival, Flame-Con, Brooklyn Wildlife Summer Festival, and The Inspired Word. Venues include Bowery Poetry Club, Nuyorican Poets Cafe, Parkside Lounge, and his old stomping grounds: The Muddy Cup Coffeehouse in Staten Island. At Muddy Cup, he got his start as a poet and hosted an open mic. September 12, 2002 is his poetry birthday, for a year and a day after 9/11 was too long for him to stay silent. |
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