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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Etsy + Foursquare Orders
Yesterday I finally put together the time and the money to go to the P.O. and mail a bunch of old Etsy orders and Foursquares. I also bought stamps, so Etsy orders should not be delayed if you place an … Continue reading
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Foursquare SE Samar Abulhassan
This year’s Dusie project is a little different from previous years–almost all of the participants are also editors, so instead of making our own books, each editor is making someone else’s book. Jill Stengel of a+bend is making my chapbook, … Continue reading
Posted in Foursquare, New Poetry, publishing in miniature
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Facebook Etiquette and Self-Promotion
I am often accused of being too self-promotional, although I don’t send out mass emails about every event that I do, or every poem that comes out in a magazine, or every chapbook of mine that gets published. Partly I … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Poetry
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And then… there…
Are other reasons I don’t go knocking on the doors of ex-boyfriends. I discussed and was reminded of these reasons. Discussed: rationally. Remembered: emotionally. It’s easy to regurgitate feelings for old boyfriends and start new relationships with people, and flit … Continue reading
Posted in New York, poetry readings
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NYC Return
I will be in NYC Thurs-Sun for the Boog City Small Small Press Book Fair and related happenings. See the schedule here (.pdf).
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Protected: Are we speaking the same language?
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Posted in Academia
Found
Last night while unpacking I came upon my stash of CF cards, which used to go in my digital camera (I gave that camera to a friend when I got a new one, though sadly I don’t think he uses … Continue reading
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Then what?
So, at work today I picked up the new issue of Artvoice and read my horoscope: “The reality of love is mutilated when it is removed from all its unreality.” So said the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard in his book … Continue reading
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Protected: Because life is not art (Backstage Pass)
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Protected: Because life is not art
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Jessica Smith
