If anyone wants to view my crazy babies, proceed HERE (Del Sol Review).
The online complement to the print version of Notre Dame Review has published an audio of the printed piece that I created with a composer/musicologist. You can listen to it HERE
Just scroll down.
Also, I have a relatively new trilogy of prosepoems up at SALT RIVER REVIEW:
Hope you enjoy!
Carol
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Review of my chapbook
There's a review of my chapbook, The Animal Husband, up at Galatea Resurrects. It's quite flattering, and something that I definitely needed on Valentine's Day. You can find it here.
Saturday, February 3, 2007
call for fiction
I found this on Craigslist and thought it might be of interest to some of you.....
Reply to: fiction@thelmagazine.com
Date: 2007-02-01, 2:04PM EST
Following the enormous success of our first two competitions, The L Magazine is proud to announce the third annual Literary Upstart, The Search for Pocket Fiction.
Once again, our panel of literary experts will include professional authors, literary agents and top-notch book editors (including Ben Greenman of the NewYorker, Christine Pride of Random House/Doubleday, Katherine Fausset of the Curtis Brown Agenct, and Gabriel Delahaye of Gawker.com) who will judge our winning entries during a series of readings right here in NYC (think American Idol without all of the sycophantic boobery, or at least without some of it). The winner will receive a cash prize; the three top final entries will be published in The L Magazine.
Submission deadlines are on a rolling basis for the three semifinal readings; the first reading is March 29, with a deadline of March 9.
Submission guidelines:
Entries should be polished little labors of love of no more than 1,500 well-chosen, un-published words. We want to guffaw and to weep, but remember to keep it lively, lovely and short.
Kindly email submissions in the body of an email or as a Word document in a standard, 12-point font to: fiction@thelmagazine.com.
You can also send a hard copy of your story (please include your email address) via post to:
Fiction Editor
The L Magazine
20 Jay Street, Ste. 207
Brooklyn, NY 11201
While curlicues and bubble fonts make us blush, they also make our poor eyes bleed, so please keep it simple and please double space. Participants may submit no more than 2 stories for consideration.
Last, but not least, please remember that the live readings are a major component of this competition, so if you're not living in the NYC area or cannot arrange to be here for a reading or two between March and June, you may wish to reconsider submitting your work...Style and content are up to you.
Happy Writing,
The L Magazine
Posting ID: 271850466
Call for Submissions: The L Magazine Wants Your Short Fiction
Reply to: fiction@thelmagazine.com
Date: 2007-02-01, 2:04PM EST
Following the enormous success of our first two competitions, The L Magazine is proud to announce the third annual Literary Upstart, The Search for Pocket Fiction.
Once again, our panel of literary experts will include professional authors, literary agents and top-notch book editors (including Ben Greenman of the NewYorker, Christine Pride of Random House/Doubleday, Katherine Fausset of the Curtis Brown Agenct, and Gabriel Delahaye of Gawker.com) who will judge our winning entries during a series of readings right here in NYC (think American Idol without all of the sycophantic boobery, or at least without some of it). The winner will receive a cash prize; the three top final entries will be published in The L Magazine.
Submission deadlines are on a rolling basis for the three semifinal readings; the first reading is March 29, with a deadline of March 9.
Submission guidelines:
Entries should be polished little labors of love of no more than 1,500 well-chosen, un-published words. We want to guffaw and to weep, but remember to keep it lively, lovely and short.
Kindly email submissions in the body of an email or as a Word document in a standard, 12-point font to: fiction@thelmagazine.com.
You can also send a hard copy of your story (please include your email address) via post to:
Fiction Editor
The L Magazine
20 Jay Street, Ste. 207
Brooklyn, NY 11201
While curlicues and bubble fonts make us blush, they also make our poor eyes bleed, so please keep it simple and please double space. Participants may submit no more than 2 stories for consideration.
Last, but not least, please remember that the live readings are a major component of this competition, so if you're not living in the NYC area or cannot arrange to be here for a reading or two between March and June, you may wish to reconsider submitting your work...Style and content are up to you.
Happy Writing,
The L Magazine
- Compensation: Winner will receive a cash prize; finalists receive publication in The L Magazine
- Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
- Please, no phone calls about this job!
- Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.
Posting ID: 271850466
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