Recommended: “The Mushroom Hunters” by Neil Gaiman
“The Mushroom Hunters” by Neil Gaiman is one of the best poems I’ve read this year.
Author: Richard Leis
Poet and writer in Tucson, Arizona.
A Few General Tips About Attending Craft Classes and Writing Workshops
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How you participate in class can mean the difference between a rewarding learning experience and an utter waste of your—and everyone else's—time and money.
Review: The 2018 Rhysling Anthology
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“Getting some air, Atlas?”
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New Poems: “a haunting” & “Annular Eclipse” in Manzano Mountain Review #2
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New Poem: “My Unbelievable Man” in The Laurel Review 50.2
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New Story: “The Center of Dirty” in Cold Creek Review #5
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Sunday Task
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Richard Leis
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How to group poems into manuscripts that will go out to several potential markets?
I have no idea.
New Poem: “Nervous Bambi” in Impossible Archetype #3
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Review: Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda
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Review: The World to Come: Stories by Jim Shepard
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Review: Third Class Superhero by Charles Yu
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Review: Moby-Dick by Herman Melville
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Review: Shekhinah by Eleanor Wilner
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Recommended: “Leave” By Katie Predick
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Recommended: “How We Cured Racism” by Philip Ivory
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Appearance Wrap-Up: “Room: A Literary Reading” at Antigone Books
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Happy National Coming Out Day!
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Notebook Full of Poetry Fragments
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A tiny celebration for a small accomplishment: a little notebook full of handwritten poetry fragments.
Book Review: Lace & Pyrite by Ross Gay and Aimee Nezhukumatathil
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