What I'm Reading: Little Black Daydream
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- Martha Silano
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- I am a mother, writer, and teacher. Like Anne Sexton, the business of words often keeps me awake. My favorite tulip? Queen of the Night. My books are Blue Positive, What the Truth Tastes Like, and The Little Office of the Immaculate Conception, and I curate Beacon Bards, a 2nd Wednesday of the month poetry reading series at The Station in Seattle's Beacon Hill neighborhood.
The Little Office of the Immaculate Conception, Winner of the 2010 Saturnalia Books Poetry Prize
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2 comments:
Rejection is a necessary evil, and the process for selecting poems is so subjective. But always nice to get a handwritten comment.
I have never kept rejection slips. I even threw away the slip from AQR, which was hand written on two sides of a slip of paper. Well, actually, that one got thrown away by accident.
I just don't get the appeal of keeping rejection so close when I see it in this life of poetry so much anyways.
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