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A Writing Year: Rate the Rejection - Kenyon Review
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Call it a do-it-yourself MFA: 30 hours a week for working, 20 for writing. The goal? To complete a book of poems by 2008. Saturday, February 24, 2007. Rate the Rejection - Kenyon Review. Yes, it's time for another Rate the Rejection! By way of explanation, KR requires that multiple poems be submitted in one document - hence the weird "4 poems - see file" title.). Well, it's an email message. As I mentioned in my post on submitting. Click here for more about the Rate the Rejection series. Yeah, this was d...
A Writing Year: Structuring My Time
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Call it a do-it-yourself MFA: 30 hours a week for working, 20 for writing. The goal? To complete a book of poems by 2008. Wednesday, December 13, 2006. I'm going to be spending about 30 hours a week on my regular job. Why 30 hours? When my boss and I started talking about how to divide up those hours across the work week, I wasn't sure what would be best. Three full days? I did know that, if I was going to work half-days, I wanted to have the mornings to write. The organization I work for is fast-pac...
A Writing Year: Rate the Rejection -- Kenyon Review (Strike 2)
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Call it a do-it-yourself MFA: 30 hours a week for working, 20 for writing. The goal? To complete a book of poems by 2008. Thursday, November 08, 2007. Rate the Rejection - Kenyon Review (Strike 2). Put yourself in the position of an editor at a respected literary magazine. (Nice, isn't it? Now stop fiddling with your smoking jacket and pay attention.) Say you received a submission from a writer a while ago and decided not to take it, but encouraged him to try again. D That's what I said the earlier one w...
A Writing Year: Counting Down
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Call it a do-it-yourself MFA: 30 hours a week for working, 20 for writing. The goal? To complete a book of poems by 2008. Monday, December 10, 2007. With the end of AWY fast approaching, I've continued to prioritize ordering and editing the poems I've produced so far. Now that I have figured out the basic structure. I'm focusing on organizing each of the four sections and revising the individual poems. Sac longchamp pas cher. Michael kors pas cher. Polo ralph lauren outlet online. Ray ban pas cher. Rate ...
A Writing Year: Kiss-Me-I'm-Poetical Junk
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Call it a do-it-yourself MFA: 30 hours a week for working, 20 for writing. The goal? To complete a book of poems by 2008. Tuesday, November 13, 2007. I've been making my way through Kenneth Koch's Collected Poems (and what an odd and brilliant way that is) and thought I'd share his rules for knowing when a poem is ready for the wide open world. (Kenny, forgive the scrambled line breaks - blogger wasn't made for long-lined poems.). Just how good a poem should be. Am I pleased every time I read it? From ex...
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Four Quarter Review: "Hill Country" by David Keeling; reviewed by Jefferson Navicky
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Saturday, August 25, 2007. Hill Country" by David Keeling; reviewed by Jefferson Navicky. All day long, the highway. Whispers to the hills the myth. Of cities. The patient,. Above the blue fumes,. Sifting molecules with flimsy. The highway says Elvis lives. In Waukegan, that he sells. Mattresses from a cinderblock shop. With the biggest neon sign. He could find. Meanwhile,. The hills keep their mossy eyes. Closed, humming Ohms. They would prefer. To consider the high voltage lines,. The same white answers.
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Four Quarter Review: August 2007
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Saturday, August 25, 2007. Hill Country" by David Keeling; reviewed by Jefferson Navicky. All day long, the highway. Whispers to the hills the myth. Of cities. The patient,. Above the blue fumes,. Sifting molecules with flimsy. The highway says Elvis lives. In Waukegan, that he sells. Mattresses from a cinderblock shop. With the biggest neon sign. He could find. Meanwhile,. The hills keep their mossy eyes. Closed, humming Ohms. They would prefer. To consider the high voltage lines,. The same white answers.
CipherBlog: January 2006
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Thursday, January 26, 2006. Do I actually have a blog? It came upon me accidentally: I wanted to comment on another blogger's post, but the price of admission for posting a comment is being a blogger yourself. And so here I am; comment commented, and no plan on what to say next. Things to look for: translation, labor, literature, academic culture. Posted by Lucas at 10:20 PM. View my complete profile. Pierre Joris's Nomadics Blog. Chinese- Beyond the Textbook. Damn the Caesars Blog. What in the hell.
CipherBlog: January 2007
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Sunday, January 07, 2007. I didn't start this blog to piss people off, but somehow or other I've managed to alienate a few people at various times because of things I've said, or not said, in my posts. After my entry yesterday, David wrote to me and said that regardless of my changed tastes, saying that I read what he's written and want to run is a shitty thing to say to a friend. Is it radical enough? Is it engaged enough? As if engaged or radical or edgy meant anything in medieval China! And yet, here ...
CipherBlog: October 2006
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Friday, October 06, 2006. THE TECHNOLOGY OF WRITING. When Nathaniel Mackey came, he talked about the relationship between how he writes and how he reads aloud. He pointed to a passage in. In the chapter called "Sight-Specific, Sound Specific.":. What, for that matter, does an unvaried margin sound like? We may be used to thinking about the effect of technological and material developments on poetry. We may understand how the declining price of paper allowed for formal poetic practices now considered ...
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Saturday, January 06, 2007. We've just returned to New Haven from three weeks of family time in northern California and Chicago. Some new books, too, that I'm looking through or about to, by W. Somerset Maugham. Which I'm including to my list of links, to the right. I wonder what he would think about that. I'll have to ask him. Posted by Lucas at 3:41 PM. I need an essay help. Anyone here,expert about essay writing? View my complete profile. UPDATES I have a few publications to boast about.
CipherBlog: July 2006
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Sunday, July 02, 2006. We spent the last two days driving from Connecticut to Chicago. My dad has moved since a year and a half ago, the last time we were here. That house was also not the house I grew up in. Walking through this house and seeing the same art, furniture, design, and gestures of personality and style, all in a different location, I get a twin sense of familiarity and newness that is, I think, equivalent to reading a good translation. Posted by Lucas at 12:36 AM. View my complete profile.
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A Writing Tutorial
A Writing Tutorial for College Students. Introduction to College Writing. Structure and Thesis Statements. Research, Citation, and Avoiding Plagiarism.
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Writing Underdog | Ideas can be dangerous, so let's play!
Books I Have Read. Books I Own (Unread). Ideas can be dangerous, so let's play! November 11, 2013. My NaNoWriMo Pep Talk. How long has it been? I’ve been between jobs, in and out of financial trouble, invited to join a band, and recently left a temp job that left me working every day for almost a month, and yet I’m still out here in the ether, writing and being the underdog (even if it hasn’t left much time for either of my blogs). August 14, 2013. New places to go and see. Http:/ drunkenphilosophies....
A Writing Vice – The Guilty Pleasure of Words
The Guilty Pleasure of Words. Books All Writers Should Own. Reviews I’ve Done. Reflections #2: A Weird Relationship with ADHD Medication. January 12, 2017. January 11, 2017. I’m also participating in Sustained Dialogue and training to be a moderator of the group. From what I understand (the training is at the end of the month, so I have very little background information), the organization focuses on creating dialogue that is inclusive and allows those of diverse backgrounds to discuss controve...For the...
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A Writers Journey, What Happens When A Writer Writes. May 30, 2012. As you know from my last blog I will be taking it down soon. I just wanted to assure everyone that the reason is nothing major it just turns out that blogging is not my thing. I may come back to it someday, we will see. May 29, 2012. I just wanted to let you all know that I will be taking my blog down soon. Thanks for all your support and good luck. Filed under Becoming a writer. Who Stole My Spark. May 24, 2012. See the vivid colours.
A Writing Year
Call it a do-it-yourself MFA: 30 hours a week for working, 20 for writing. The goal? To complete a book of poems by 2008. Tuesday, June 10, 2008. After a few months of organizing and revising earlier this spring (I went back to work full-time in. January), I'm happy to say that my book, titled " The Caretaker's Manual. Thanks to everyone who followed my posts and offered encouragement for this little project. I hope you like the poems. Tuesday, January 01, 2008. Ending A Writing Year. That I wrote this y...
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lisa ann meinders. | the life of an aspiring journalist.
The life of an aspiring journalist. April 11, 2010. Out now — skateboarder magazine, june 2010 : stay tuned for my individual edits from this issue. i’ll post as soon as i get them all together. And another thing…. April 4, 2010. One of skateboarder magazine’s departments: ‘and another thing…’. Just a few finished samples i’ve edited. Click on pictures for enlargements. The articles are a bit hard to read, so i posted the write-ups underneath the photos. Few and Far Between. The new crew is just growth&#...
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Once upon a time...
Once upon a time. Fairy tales are children's wishes. Sunday, 4 January 2015. I do not know anymore. It's only four days into 2015 and I don't feel good already. I do not even know why. There are things lingering at the back of my mind that even I can't put my finger on, let alone solve. It's just that feeling. I am probably homesick. Actually, I am homesick. It sucks not being able to hear the voices and laughter of your loved ones - through phone calls do not count. I do not know. Friday, 2 January 2015.
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A Written Circumstance
This is a Flickr badge showing public photos from hansonmissysue. Make your own badge here. Starting is the Hardest Part. A Book by its Cover. A Few Pics from My Weekend. Monday, March 31, 2008. This is a sample cover I designed for fun. I might add it to my portfolio. Saturday, March 29, 2008. Starting is the Hardest Part. And that covers maybe half of the descriptive words I could use, lol. Tuesday, March 25, 2008. A Book by it's Cover. Tuesday, March 18, 2008. I'll give a hint of the one plot I'm seri...
A Written Dialogue - A Pathway to Heaing
A Pathway to Healing. The Expense of "More". Which Way Do I Look? Soul's Tug of War. The Lord is My shepherd. I Shall Not Want. I'm On Solid Ground. I Need to Turn. In the Cleft of God's Rock. God's Grace is Sufficient. Discussion in the Night. Sea's Depth or Drier Ground. I Matter to Him. Personal Dialogue with my God. My Grace Is Sufficient. Establish Yourself in Me. A vision for your life. To Choose or Not to Choose: That is the Question. If I am to write. Finding Gain in the Struggle. Being aware of ...
A Written Ebenezer
Monday, September 27, 2010. The Cocoon of Transformation. What’s the answer to the problem of fear? John encourages the believers in his letter 1 John writing that “There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear” (4:18). God is love and God casts out fear. Paul reminds the Roman Christians that “If God is for us, who can be against us? 8221; (8:31) Nothing, not even fear can separate us from “the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord” (8:39). Sunday, September 12, 2010. This thing called LIFE.
