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Showing posts with label Rappahannock Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rappahannock Review. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Rappahannock Interview
Delighted to have been interviewed by the editors of the Rappahannock Review. Thanks so much to them!
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Wrap Your Mind Around Rappahannock
The new issue of the Rappahannock Review includes work by Karen Craigo, Sasha West, Devon Miller-Duggan, Sarah Hulyk Maxwell, and a poem by me.
Thanks to editor Sarah Palmer and staff for this great issue out of the University of Mary Washington in historic Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Thanks to editor Sarah Palmer and staff for this great issue out of the University of Mary Washington in historic Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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Devon Miller-Duggan,
Karen Craigo,
Rappahannock Review,
Sarah Hulyk Maxwell,
Sarah Palme,
Sasha West
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Science & Poetry: Take Four
Three items weaving together science and poetry:
1) An interview with poet Sarah Henning at The Rappahannock Review. Sarah started her college career as a Genetics major, and is currently a doctoral student in English and Creative Writing at the University of South Dakota. In this interview she discusses how she uses animal physiology, astrophysics, and neurochemistry in her poetry.
2) Slipstream is currently reading for Issue #35, which will be published in 2015. They seek poetry that explores the theme "elements." Creative interpretations are welcome. Submit up to five (5) poems in one document file only. They also are seeking artwork for the issue. Refer to their submission guidelines on their web site (www.slipstreampress.org). Deadline May 1st.
1) An interview with poet Sarah Henning at The Rappahannock Review. Sarah started her college career as a Genetics major, and is currently a doctoral student in English and Creative Writing at the University of South Dakota. In this interview she discusses how she uses animal physiology, astrophysics, and neurochemistry in her poetry.
2) Slipstream is currently reading for Issue #35, which will be published in 2015. They seek poetry that explores the theme "elements." Creative interpretations are welcome. Submit up to five (5) poems in one document file only. They also are seeking artwork for the issue. Refer to their submission guidelines on their web site (www.slipstreampress.org). Deadline May 1st.
3) Incessant Pipe is sponsoring a poetry contest with the theme of Venus. It will be judged by Dara Wier. No entrance fee, and the winner receives $250. Deadline April 15th.
4) Performance poet Harry Baker offers a poem about prime numbers for TedTalks.
4) Performance poet Harry Baker offers a poem about prime numbers for TedTalks.
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Dara Wier,
elements,
Harry Baker,
Incessant Pipe,
Rappahannock Review,
Sarah Henning,
SLipstream,
TED talks
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