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- The Editor; the Journal of Information for Literary Workers - كتب Google
- For Authors
- Dumpy Yarns & Diminutive Legends: A Collection of Poems, Essays, and Short Stories
- A Chat with the Editors of YARN: Writing, Editing, and Giving Back
Agents and editors use it on Twitter, and the website is mswishlist. Kerri : Great suggestion! Look for that in the future at YARN, readers!
- The Storyteller: A poem about the art and practise of storytelling.
- Love Yourself First.
- Flying Doctor Darn Good Yarn!
- Mieko Kawakami.
To answer your question, though: Essay submissions in general tend to deal with problems with parents or thwarted romantic relationships. So when I see an essay on another topic, I get really excited. We went through a few rounds of revision because I really believed in it, and the writer worked very hard to make it great.
Kerri : Oh yes, reading. That thing all writers and editors should be doing.
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- Penance: Relentless (2007-2008) #5 (of 5).
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I love it so. I wish I had another few hours in the day, but I make sure to read at least an hour a day. I am so slow.
But maybe you read thoughtfully, deeply. Slow is good, I think, especially in the era of e-readers and blog posts—I feel like words are flying by me at a mile a minute and I often have to force myself to slow down.
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Kerri : I hope that is true, Diana! I do tend to retain better than my husband, who is super fast. You get to know them line by line, word by word. You immerse. Kip : Exactly. Kerri : You know, rejection kind of loops back to the beginning for me, that question of why we feel compelled to edit and write …. Kip : I find it painfully hard to say no. I wince every time.
The Editor; the Journal of Information for Literary Workers - كتب Google
Like, actually wince. Kerri : Because you know how it feels, right? There is really no good rejection letter. Diana : I think the worst kind of rejection letter to get—and to give—is for the piece that came close. Kip : Indeed. And often I loved parts of what a writer submitted and would honestly love to see more work, and I do say so in those cases. Kerri : Yes, Diana and Kip. Kip : I also love working with a poet on a sub and then loving it so much when it becomes perfect. I got those for years.
There is no more work! Now that I send those kinds of letters, I must say, they are sincere. We like your voice or style. We see something special. Send again.
For Authors
Kerri : Knowing this from an editorial perspective actually makes me as a writer feel a lot better about those letters when I get them. Diana : Or sometimes I think there is something special about the piece but it really needs substantial revision, more than I can realistically take on with that writer. If I think the piece needs more than two serious rounds of revision, I am very hesitant to take it on. The former fishermen, and those who dream of becoming fishermen. Last year, there was even a skipper from Finland.
The Gathering casts its nets wide, and attracts an entire industry at a moment when it just happens to have a little slack time on its hands: at the end of the crab season and before the salmon start leaping. It all started out small. A few friends, a few poems, a couple of beers — that was the first Gathering in Now, 80 and more artists perform, and hundreds come to listen. The idea has grown to become a veritable festival. Although there are also films, workshops and auctions, the beating heart of the festival remains poetry.
Dumpy Yarns & Diminutive Legends: A Collection of Poems, Essays, and Short Stories
Each fisherpoet has 15 minutes to perform his or her lyrics. Back at the bar: Leech awakens from his recitation. Great, Geno! Leech recalls his first performance. How, wracked with stage fright and doubts and drenched in sweat, he paced the train tracks down by the docks. Would people really want to hear his rhymes?
A Chat with the Editors of YARN: Writing, Editing, and Giving Back
Should he share with them what he had written for himself out on the ocean, between the waves, scribbled down, raw? Rhymes caught with a dragnet. It felt like giving away his intimate diary. Fisherpoetry takes many different forms. It can be a diary, therapy, eulogy or an ode to joy. He had written it especially for the occasion and had gotten a license to marry the couple.
They had been out at sea together, at night; Tom dived down — and never resurfaced. An accident. On deck, Leech bellowed until he could bawl no longer. The glasses are empty. The men pile into the pick-up, leave the pier and drive into Astoria. The town, established in at the mouth of the Columbia River, is the oldest American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains.
As early as the s, gigantic factories were built here to can the abundant salmon. The red light district shone far over the ocean like a beacon and Clark Gable launched his acting career at the local theatre. Today, almost a century later, Astoria is still a fishing town, but the industry is struggling. All that remains of the piers where the factories once stood tall and proud are wave-lashed pilings.
Japanese freighters cruise off shore, making life even more difficult for local fishermen. The going price for a kilogram of salmon has dropped to a mere half dollar. The general sense of dilapidation and past glory is another reason the Fisher Poets Gathering so important for the whole bay: as an outlet for worries and concerns.
As reaffirmation of self. We are many. All this fat girl curve, this belly, these hips.