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Biography of P.J.Taylor

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My Blue Muse Biography. Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, thirteen years ago P.J. abandoned the desert heat for the cooler climate of San Francisco. Since then she s lost all ability to go back home unless it s during the months from November to March. PJ earned her degree in English Literature from Arizona State University. ASU) where she studied with poet, Alberto Rios. She hopes to earn her MFA at some future date. And has been or will soon be published in the following journals: Möbius.

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Stuff I like to do

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My favorite media are colored pencils, acrylics, gold point, and computers. I have received awards for etching, painting, drawing, photo and digital work. My images have appeared on Foliate Oak. I admire the works of Hieronymus Bosch, Salvador Dali, H. R. Giger, Edward Gorey, René Magritte, Dorothea Tanning, Allen Toney, Remedios Varo, and John Wilde, among others. I read at local open mikes and slams. My poems have been published online at AsininePoetry.com. Mobius: A Journal of Social Change. My favori...

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finding my madeline: September 2005

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Monday, September 05, 2005. I'm never quite sure how to start these things. I feel like I did back in school with the teacher pacing about the classroom and peering over random shoulders. Will my grammar be okay? Will my lines be neat enough? Whatever will I say? Time will tell, I suppose. Posted by Liadra at 6:16 PM. Southern Ontario, Canada. View my complete profile. 1 link the person who tagged . After much waiting, the day is finally here! XXIIxxx Well, I finally did it - 360 poems in j.

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finding my madeline: March 2006

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Wednesday, March 29, 2006. Spring has reared it's . No, no. That's not going to work. So, I've started reading Jack Hodgins:. A Passion for Narrative. I'm also midway through Stephen King's:. On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft. The two are quite different. I have to say I haven't read anything of King's before, but the book is an interesting read, and has decidedly given me a thing or two to contemplate. Writing Down the Bones. So, what do you like to read to hone your skills? Posted by Liadra at 4:26 PM.

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finding my madeline: April 2006

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Sunday, April 09, 2006. Rooms for Rent in the Outer Planets: Selected Poems, 1962-1996. Jacques Poulin, translated by Sheila. The Love of a Good Woman. Green Grass, Running Water. The Heart is an Involuntary Muscle. The Colony of Unrequited Dreams. In the Skin of a Lion. More information can be found: http:/ www.cbc.ca/canadareads/. Posted by Liadra at 2:02 PM. Southern Ontario, Canada. View my complete profile. 1 link the person who tagged . After much waiting, the day is finally here!

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finding my madeline: July 2006

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Tuesday, July 25, 2006. New developments in my writing life: I am currently trying to put together a chapbook. Keeping in mind that this is an idea still in its very infancy, it may not come to fruition, but I'll keep you all updated as I can. Needless to say, I'm stoked! Posted by Liadra at 12:35 PM. Sunday, July 23, 2006. I knew editing would be hard. I had hoped I'd manage one a day - a modified 30:30 if you will, a revision a day. You know how it is. Fall on Your Knees. Posted by Liadra at 1:20 PM.

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finding my madeline: September 2008

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Thursday, September 18, 2008. 1 link the person who tagged you: John (sorry, no clue how to link). 2 mention the rules on your blog: (these are them). 3 list 6 unspectacular things about you: (see above). 4 tag 6 other bloggers by linking them: I don't have six to tag, so if you aren't tagged, feel free! Here are my six things:. 1 I don't wash my coffee mug between cups or pots. Normally it bears traces of many coffee rings. I'm lazy. What can I say? It's one of those things you never truly learn to live...

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Here and Now: White-Out

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Wednesday, August 05, 2015. Trying to compensate for mid-summer heat with some cool pictures. These are from different states, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada and probably Arizona. For poems, I have a number of anthologies that I haven't used in a while, so I picked individual poems from several of them. And, as usual, my own stuff, new and old. On Receiving My Letter of Termination. A Playful Poem Seeing a Rubbing of Some of My Poetry at Ting-chou. Yes, the bear does poop in the woods. Last Day in Idaho.

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Here and Now: Water Music

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Sunday, July 26, 2015. I added three new books to my library last week, one is an anthology that I'll pull from this week. The book is Preoccupied Austin, an Anthology Celebrating the Austin International Poetry Festival. Published in 2012 by Infinity Publishing. The book was published to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the festival. The other two books are collections by Andres Montoya and Adrienne Rich. Back on South Alamo. Dr Charles A Stone. I'm just not going to write a poem today. I want a donut.

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Stuff I like to do

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My favorite media are colored pencils, acrylics, gold point, and computers. I have received awards for etching, painting, drawing, photo and digital work. My images have appeared on Foliate Oak. I admire the works of Hieronymus Bosch, Salvador Dali, H. R. Giger, Edward Gorey, René Magritte, Dorothea Tanning, Allen Toney, Remedios Varo, and John Wilde, among others. I read at local open mikes and slams. My poems have been published online at AsininePoetry.com. Mobius: A Journal of Social Change. My favori...