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My Masts Are Made of Lightning; Your Ship Is Made of Waves Press - Traveling around Santa Fe this weekend. Road hair: Today I went to a flea market and held some fossilized clams; to see the St. John's College campus; and ...
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"momentarily" - Submitter Baptite translates to: "Momentarily" out of order. So I guess it's going to be a while.
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June Rockefeller… - …reviewed Robinson Alone for Redivider, and in her review, she says: “A book like this is risky to write. How to borrow a character from such an admired p...11 hours ago
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Eric Baus, Scared Text - My review of Eric Baus' *Scared Text* (The Center for Literary Publishing, Colorado State University, 2011) is now online at *Galatea Resurrects* #20.
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Howl Festival/Poetry Project Reading, June 1st! - Saturday, June 1st 1 PM - 5:30 PM $FREE Tompkins Square Park, Enter From The 9th Street Transverse, Avenue B & East 9th Street Marathon Reading by St. Mark...1 day ago
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Cee Vee - I am currently seeking employment in archive management, freelance journalism/criticism, and education/academia (Modern & Contemporary Poetry, Poetics, Eme...1 day ago
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Lyrics to an Unwritten Song - I was solid gold I was crucified Hung up on yr wall Like an angel or a fly Would have been nice then To be someone else But in a fight to the death I'll ...
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Not Too Polished - Glitter might be my very best friend. That's why I instantly fell in love with the nail polishes from Not Too Polished. Elizabeth sent me Kitten...2 days ago
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Station Ident – Wil Wheaton dot Net - I’m stealing this idea from my friend Warren, who does it better than I do. My name is Wil Wheaton. I’m an actor, writer, champion of geek culture, and a g...2 days ago
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Expanded tweets - Going beyond 140 characters on some stuff I have tweeted lately: Feminism is like math. If you're smart you can just sit down and figure it all out. — Elis...3 days ago
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Benedikt on changing - Here’s a little blip from Michael Benedikt on changing one’s mode, or method, or style. It’s not that he’s saying something earth-shattering that’s inter...4 days ago
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Who Killed Owen Wilson? - I've had this story sitting around for years now. It was cut down from a novella, and I've never known what to do with it. So, I've put it up as a Kindle...
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NOTEBOOKS and what we writers do with them... - Me scribbling in Venice, by Doug Stirling A few months back Samar A Abulhassen sent around a set of questions about notebooks and our relationship to them a...
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from The Orphan: A BROKEN LINK IN A CHAIN - North Korean propaganda reveals “the orphan to be the national symbol of North Korea, the figure, it seems, most capable of being revolutionary. After all...1 week ago
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POEM-A-DAY - Baudelaire in Airports [click title] by Amy King Filed under: Poems, Poet, Poetics, Poetry Tagged: American poetry, Poem, Poet1 week ago
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Introducing Gilt Gilda - Been working with some folks on a fun, glossy magazine-type project on Pinterest called Gilt Gilda. Gilt Gilda is an unruly hoard of cultural capital an...
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mnemotechnics - A selection of poems from my manuscript mnemotechnics is available as a chapbook from above/ground press. Cover illustration by Alixandra Bamford. mnemotec...1 week ago
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Sprung - Hi hi, blog! Obviously, it's a very busy time here in the CS house. But mostly good things. Work, which is going well for both of us... not-work, which inc...
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The Accidental Professor - When I was a little kid and we went to the beach, I always had this strange and terrifying and utterly disorienting moment where I’d think to myself this i...2 weeks ago
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Hannah Wiener/The Fast/Clairvoyant Journal - Approaching 30 (NEXT MONTH!). Feeling that I will be able to live better after this date. More engaged. Less fearful. As a child, I was sure that I would d...2 weeks ago
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Troubling the Line: Events Calendar - Join us for these upcoming events to celebrate Troubling the...2 weeks ago
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Cyrus Console on the Lesser Wax Moth, One-hitters, & Not Being a Real Writer - Kieseritzky, good teacher and, I suspect, good scientist, kind, awkward man who carried one shoulder high, round face, ill-advised beard, white running ...
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