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- In the spirit of women's poetry....
- happy, happy.
- walking the labyrinth
- Random first lines from books on my shelf...
- I was saddened to hear that writer Madeleine L'Eng...
- Susan's moody writer bio
- My crappy mood calls for.....
- I can see clearly now...
- Blame it on the blood loss...
- speaking of teen angst...
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awesome indie presses
lit scene
- arsenic lobster
- blood orange review
- bookslut
- caffeine destiny
- coconut
- diagram
- drunken boat
- dusie
- eclectica
- flutter
- ghoti
- ink & ashes
- kulture vulture
- la petite zine
- lamination colony
- mannequin envy
- melusine, or woman in the 21st century
- milk magazine
- moria
- no tell motel
- octopus
- prick of the spindle
- rustblind
- sein und werden
- shampoo
- taiga
- tattoo highway
- the chimaera
- the medulla review
- the shit creek review
- thieves jargon
- umbrella
- wicked alice
- womb
- yellow mama
- zygote in my coffee
2 comments:
Hmm. Very moody indeed. These would look fabulous on a book jacket, though.
You should create a moody writer bio to go with the pictures. Maybe something like:
"Melissa Culbertson writes poetry that appeals to intellectuals. She smokes Gauloises and drinks strong black coffee at midnight. She hates peaches and happy people."
*grin*
I'm loving the moody bio idea:
"Melissa Culbertson enjoys writing poetry that inspires head-stratching and causes literal beestings. If, by the penultimate line, you fail to scrunch your brows in utter confusion and/or resist the temptation to cry into the crook of your arm, she is not doing her job.
Melissa enjoys venetian blinds, dark liquor, dimly-lit rooms, and not turning away from the dark threat of grey cumulus. She also likes using words like cumulus. She despises optimistic shapes, preferring the octagon for its complexity."
Boo-yah. Now you need a moody bio!
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