Yeah, I haven't been blogging much lately. Haven't even been reading blogs on a daily basis as I normally do, either. I haven't abandoned poetry, though -- I've been submitting like a madwoman! Well, that is, if your definition of "madwoman" includes sending out a packet every day or two for a few days. Okay, so it's not all that much, but I'm getting stuff out there on a more regular basis for once, including sending work to a couple of journals I've been meaning to send to for a while.
Oddly enough, when you send more stuff out, you are more likely to get stuff accepted. (Who knew? Hey, I'm a poet, not a statistician!) The kind folks over at Coal Hill Review are taking a poem for their fall issue, which makes me happy.
In somewhat more personal news, my sister became a grandmother late last night, which makes me a (gasp) great-aunt. That's just weird. But also a happy thing. Welcome to the world, baby Apollo!
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Congrats all around, Great Aunt Anne!
My sister doesn't have any grandchildren yet, but I have cousins who are grandparents. I think that makes me a first cousin twice removed. (Math has never been my strong subject.)
Congratulations, Great Auntie Anne!
I've been a great-aunt for a year or two. Very good. No grandchildren in line for me, either.
Congratulations on your acceptance--and thanks for telling us about Coal Hill Review. There is a killer poem from Alicia Ostriker in there, one that I heard her read at AWP but couldn't find.
Congratulations all around. I've been a great aunt for awhile now -- when I tell people that fact, they always ask me, "What Makes You So Great?" *sigh*
And great job with Coal Hill Review -- one of my favorites, and not just because I have a poem posted there.
Thanks, y'all!
Pamela - isn't that a great poem? It's a nice journal (I guess I'm biased now).
Karen - I liked your poem! I was definitely impressed with that issue overall.
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