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WickedEve said:I abhor self-tooting but I want to toot my photo on the back of the barking dogs 2 poetry journal.
For me, it's cooler than my poems in the book--for some reason. And I'm tooting now, because I'm looking at the book and thinking, "My photo. How cool." honk...
I'd also like to toot my balls for sending a poem to the new yorker. I'll toot again when I receive a rejection letter, which I heard isn't easy to get.
That is extremely cool, Ms. E. Congratulations. Good photo.WickedEve said:I abhor self-tooting but I want to toot my photo on the back of the barking dogs 2 poetry journal.
For me, it's cooler than my poems in the book--for some reason. And I'm tooting now, because I'm looking at the book and thinking, "My photo. How cool." honk...
I'd also like to toot my balls for sending a poem to the new yorker. I'll toot again when I receive a rejection letter, which I heard isn't easy to get.
WickedEve said:I abhor self-tooting but I want to toot my photo on the back of the barking dogs 2 poetry journal.
For me, it's cooler than my poems in the book--for some reason. And I'm tooting now, because I'm looking at the book and thinking, "My photo. How cool." honk...
I'd also like to toot my balls for sending a poem to the new yorker. I'll toot again when I receive a rejection letter, which I heard isn't easy to get.
vampiredust said:got a couple of acceptances today:The Poetry Kit and The Dande Review
TheRainMan said:thanks for linking this up, jenny. . . . and Tzara and fly and VD and Maria and Ange for the nice words.
and hey all – having a manuscript accepted by a major poetry publisher is something i’m very proud of. i have seen and held books published by Main Street. they are perfect-bound, and professional and first-rate in every way.
i’d appreciate any support you’re inclined to give a fellow Literotica poet. the bookstore link is right above the cover photo.
. . . the size of the first printing is going to be largely determined by the volume of advanced sales. plus, if it sells well, when i send them my next pile of junk, they might actually think it’s worth something.
what’s a measly 9 bucks anyway.
thanks, and thanks also for putting up with this short self-promotion. the way poetry and poets are treated nowadays, it’s a wonder any publishers are willing to take any of us on at all . . . and one day, they won’t, if no one buys the books they print.
peace and blessings,
patrick (carrington)
twelveoone said:Congradulations, best of sales.
twelveoone said:I miss our little duels.
vampiredust said:My new chapbook, The Grammarian and Other Poems, is up and ready. Enjoy it here
vampiredust said:Got a nice acceptance yesterday from Artistry of Life
I'm with you Anna. Trying to wade through things and decide what I think is good enough to send somewhere and then gathering a set of poems that aren't all over the place stylistically, and then finding a 'zine, writing a cover letter, etc. etc. gets to be just too much mental anguish.annaswirls said:Congratulations! It is a nice publication, editor is sweet
okay now I have to bitch.
I hate submitting work. It is such a pain in the ass. How do you do it? Do you send the same stuff all over? I spend too long trying to wade through my poetry (and I dont have half as much as you do) and I get caught up in editing and organizing and trying to figure out what to send where and today I spent 2 hours, no exaggeration, of focused work, and got out 2 submissions. Is that normal? How long does it take you?
I know I don ot do it often enough, should write it and then send it out right away, but I dont and then everything builds up.... sigh. I asked for a secretary before and never got any applications
I'm feeling the shame, too!Tzara said:I'm with you Anna. Trying to wade through things and decide what I think is good enough to send somewhere and then gathering a set of poems that aren't all over the place stylistically, and then finding a 'zine, writing a cover letter, etc. etc. gets to be just too much mental anguish.
It's why vdust is such a good role model. He shames me into it.
annaswirls said:Congratulations! It is a nice publication, editor is sweet
okay now I have to bitch.
I hate submitting work. It is such a pain in the ass. How do you do it? Do you send the same stuff all over? I spend too long trying to wade through my poetry (and I dont have half as much as you do) and I get caught up in editing and organizing and trying to figure out what to send where and today I spent 2 hours, no exaggeration, of focused work, and got out 2 submissions. Is that normal? How long does it take you?
I know I don ot do it often enough, should write it and then send it out right away, but I dont and then everything builds up.... sigh. I asked for a secretary before and never got any applications
Tzara said:I'm with you Anna. Trying to wade through things and decide what I think is good enough to send somewhere and then gathering a set of poems that aren't all over the place stylistically, and then finding a 'zine, writing a cover letter, etc. etc. gets to be just too much mental anguish.
It's why vdust is such a good role model. He shames me into it.
annaswirls said:okay thank goodness I am not alone thank y'all for sharing the shame.
maybe we can get Patrick and Christian to get us on some sort of work-out program.
I don't know, like "The Poet Whisperer"
annaswirls said:okay thank goodness I am not alone thank y'all for sharing the shame.
maybe we can get Patrick and Christian to get us on some sort of work-out program.
I don't know, like "The Poet Whisperer"