Products & Publications
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Featured Published Poetry
Published Poetry
“An Irreplaceable Pinecone” | Hare’s Paw Review
“A Hospital Bed“ | La Piccioleta Barca
“So High” | La Piccioletta Barca
“Days Before the Wake” | Issue 8 of The Inflectionist Review
“Pills” | Watershed Review
5 Poems from Sleeper | Angry Old Man Magazine
Latest Publications
”Perhaps it is Grief” |The Dew Drop
“Morning at Cedar Bloom (#3)” | Arteidolia
“Letting You Go” | Arteidolia
“The Doorway the Doorway the Endless Shattering Doorway” | Ghost City Review
“The Loss of an Old Friend” | Anti-Heroin Chic
Other Published Works & Experience
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Awards & Honours
Current Poet Laureate of Malibu, CA| Sept. 2023-2025
The Haiku Foundation - Book of the Week | July 2023, Featuring dregsongs from blab cartilage (July 2023)
10th Anniversary Issue of Watershed Review | 2023, Poem Published, Pills
Winner of the My Haiku Pond Academy Quickie Challenge | May, 2018, Winning Haiku, Pivoting Jackfruits
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Chapbooks & Reviews
dregsongs from blab cartilage | Experimental haikai chapbook first published in Denmark by Bones Journal, later featured by The Haiku Foundation’s Book of the Week
Black Metal Daily’s Listcrush 2022: The Nathan Hassall Edition | Black Metal Daily
Into the Eyes of the Cobra - A review of ‘Dreams of Fragmentation’ by Caailleach Calling | Black Metal Daily, album review
As Light Withers - A Review of ‘Necuratul’ by Order of Nosferat | Black Metal Daily, album review
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Experience & Education
Master of Arts (Distinction) in Creative Writing at the Universitiy of Kent, Canterbury England
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in History at the University of Kent
Poetry Teacher at Malibu Elementary, Webster Elementary, and Malibu High School
Former Co-Founder & Editor of Guttural Magazine
Former Editor of The Luxembourg Review
Nathan Hassall featured in the Haiku Foundation’s “Book of the Week”!
July 31st, 2023, Nathan’s gendai haiku collection, dregsongs from blab cartilage, was featured as the “Book of the Week”!
To quote The Haiku Foundation,
“Nearly every important haiku poet has published at least one collection (and in some cases, scores) at one time or another, but given their short runs…they end up not being seen by a huge majority of the literary or haiku world. This archive will bring some of these interesting efforts to a larger audience…”