I’m delighted that my poem “Sometimes I Miss the Old Jealous Goddesses” is now published at qarrtsiluni. It’s my fifth inclusion, and I am a little surprised by that. Thank you to Beth, Dave and the guest editors who create such a great venue. This is also an example that sometimes writing to prompt can [...]
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¡Martes!
I’ll confess, I like Cinco de Mayo. Any excuse to eat tacos and drink tequila suits me fine. Appreciating our neighbors is good, too. Although a meaningful May Day celebration would be more beneficial than Taco Tuesday. * * * I got a lot of poem writing done in April and I am thrilled. Not [...]
yippee, my collaboration with Christine is up at qarrtsiluni
Carrying on the dream theme, “When Dreams Swim With Cities of Men,” my collaboration with Christine Swint, is up today at qarrtsiluni! You can go here to see the video. (More thanks than can be expressed go to Christine, a wonderful creative, poet and collaborator, and to Dana and Nathan for accepting our poem for [...]
qarrtsiluni: call for collaboration
Submissions are now open for the next issue at qarrtsiluni, with “Mutating the Signature” as the new theme. The issue editors are Dana Guthrie Martin and Nathan Moore. This is a process-oriented theme: every submission must be the result of a collaboration between writers or artists. So you’ll need to find a writing partner or [...]
American voyeur*
This week’s Read Write Poem prompt is from Carolee. She asked us to go places we weren’t supposed to, describe things we weren’t supposed to see. To rubberneck. And report. That is a tall order. I have been racking my brain. Trying to look. Trying to remember. It’s dangerous business. What I have for you [...]
Call for sumbissions
From one of Stoney Moss’s favorites: * * * Hi folks, Submissions are now open for the next issue at qarrtsiluni, with “Journaling the Apocalypse” as the new theme. We are editing the issue ourselves this time, in order to reacquaint ourselves with the process and be in a better position to advise future guest [...]
