Elsewhere in $poetry$ land, I have given in and subscribed to Duotrope. I stopped when they began charging, but find that it’s motivating to see which journals are answering submissions, who’s got a call out on a theme, where “people who submitted to this journal also submitted to.” Until two days ago I hadn’t submitted anything for going on 90 days.
This was a very boring post. To spark up the experience, listen to my brother read about bikes in this short animation.
3 comments:
Oh, I enjoyed your brother and the animation, and thinking about all the ramifications of everything--wheels, wheelchairs, bikes, poems, people's voices.
And, oddly, "whizzing," which is one of the words I had to type to prove I am not a robot. True, robots probably don't whiz. Except maybe on Futurama.
Loved all of it, Sarah, the message the clip,
the backstory and the bio. How on earth does
he keep the letters sealed? I would be dying to read
what I said on June 3, 2003.
You could never be boring.
johanna
I liked your post on "fees." It made a companionable reach all the way across the ocean.
There are sooo many magazines these days. Mostly, a good thing.
I got to your Blog via the Barnstorm Journal site.
Priscilla
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