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Showing posts with label Joan Colby. Show all posts
Saturday, September 15, 2018
Bilingual Childhood Cento
Thanks to editor Richard Krawiec at One for publishing my poem Bilingual Childhood Cento, alongside work by David Kirby, Barbara Crooker (who, by coincidence, is the source of one of the lines in my cento!), Joan Colby, Debra Kang Dean, & Lauren K. Alleyne.
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Barbara Crooker,
Bilingual Childhood Cento,
centos,
David Kirby,
Debra Kang Dean,
Joan Colby,
Lauren K. Alleyne,
One Literary Review,
Richard Krawiec
Monday, September 7, 2015
From the Masters
Bridle Path Press has a monthly feature called "From the Masters," in which writers share tips and advice. This month I was honored to be invited by Nina Romano to share my essay, "Constraints Are Your Friends," in which I invoke the experiences of musicians, writers, and the Oulipo.
Check out other monthly essays, such as Joan Murray's "Give Me a Break: On Revision and Line Breaks," Sandra Rodriguez Barron's "The Art of Detaching," Joan Colby's Catching a Poem," and more.
Check out other monthly essays, such as Joan Murray's "Give Me a Break: On Revision and Line Breaks," Sandra Rodriguez Barron's "The Art of Detaching," Joan Colby's Catching a Poem," and more.
Labels:
Bridle Path Press,
From the Masters,
Joan Colby,
Joan Murray,
Nina Romano,
Sandra Rodriguez Barron
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