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Can Flowers Change Your Life? I. poetryrepairs #229 16,10:120 JUDY HOGAN Can Flowers Change Your Life? 2. poetryrepairs #229 16,10:120 JOIN our 20th Year Anniversary of poetry and poets! CALL for POETRY and for GUEST EDITORS Attention! for issues to Dec 2016 Poets. Group Leaders. Scholars, Critics, a Classroom Instructors, Guest Editors! www.poetryrepairs.com seeks 12 or 24 poems from your group. Groups may be classroom, prison, inner city, online groups, etc. To appear in regular issues of poetryrepairs – contemporary international poetry. Also seeking submissions of 3 to 6 poems from new or established poets. Simple guidelines: poems must demonstrate familiarity with poetic devices beyond end rhyme and meter. Formal poetry, if exceptional, is considered. Groups of 12 or more poems may be themed. 1. "username" or "ID" is unacceptable; please use your legal name. 2. Send with attachment in .doc format to poetryrepairs@gmail.com 3. Subject line: Selected poems (of/by/from _____________________). 4. POETRYREPAIRS does not publish politics nor other forms of pornography; Avoid Senseless violence, meaningless sex and/or vulgarity, and oddly shaped poems. 5. Let your cover letter introduce the poems you send, the purpose of your group— In general, whatever the reader should know of your work/poets. direct queries to poetryrepairs@gmail.com Poetryrepairs is for all things poetry and related to poetry: reviews, criticism, theory, chapbooks, ebooks, etc. Join us for our celebration of 20 years of poetry and poets online at http://www.poetryrepairs.com for contemporary international poetry! Invite YOUR FRIENDS
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poetry repairs your heart even as it splits it open. VIRGINIA WOOLF The Art of Reading Our Dancing Poet Logo! FIND GIFT BUY GIFT http://www.zazzle.com/poetryrepairshop No state organ: POETRYREPAIRS accepts NO money from federal, state, or local governments. READERS maintain poetryrepairs NO READING FEE FOR SUBMISSIONS. DONATIONS, while appreciated, WILL NOT INCREASE CHANCES OF BEING SELECTED. I have many things to write unto you but I will not write with pen and ink --JOHN the theologian REPAIR: resort, frequent or habitual going; concourse or confluence of people at or in a place; making one's way; to go, betake oneself, to arrive; return to a place; to dwell; to recover, heal, or cure; to renew; to fix to original condition. -- Oxford English Dictionary read more poetry JUDY HOGAN was coeditor of a poetry journal (Hyperion, 1970 81). In 1976 she founded Carolina Wren Press. She has been active in central North Carolina as a reviewer, book distributor, publisher, teacher, and writing consultant.Four mystery novels-- Killer Frost (2012), Farm Fresh and Fatal (2013) The Sands of Gower (2015), and Haw (2016)--are in print. JUDY HOGAN has published six volumes of poetry with small presses, including, Beaver Soul (2013) and This River: An Epic Poem (2014). Her published prose is Watering the Roots in a Democracy (1989) and The PMZ Poor Woman’s Cookbook (2000). Her papers and 25 years of extensive diaries are in the Sallie Bingham Center for Women’s History and Culture, Duke University. She has taught creative writing since 1974 and Freshman English 20042007 at St. Augustine’s College in Raleigh. top |