I’ve been remiss in documenting my submissions of late, but this morning I was tinkering with the spreadsheet I use to keep track of what I’ve sent out and what’s been sent back, and I noticed that 2011 has been…
I’ve been remiss in documenting my submissions of late, but this morning I was tinkering with the spreadsheet I use to keep track of what I’ve sent out and what’s been sent back, and I noticed that 2011 has been…
There’s this character in the comics called The Demon, a sort of horror-themed superhero. He was invented in the ’70s as a kind of witchity version of The Hulk – by day he’s occult specialist Jason Blood, but whenever he…
I mentioned in an earlier post that I had a poem published in FourW 21 late last year, a kind of self-aggrandising rap-style litany poem thing. It was a pleasure to be published by such a delightful bunch of Waggans,…
Two more small items to mention and then my backlog of braggadocio will be discharged: I’ve got a poem in the latest page seventeen – “She Likes Bees” as a matter of fact, which I had previously lamented the rejection…
Kevin the Stuffed-Up Goldfish, posted with vodpod I recently got an email heads-up from Eco-Girl of the Super Poets that one of my poems was going to feature in the Out Loud schools’ poetry slam as part of the Melbourne…
Being the fifth in a series of lists of poems what I found on the webinator and liked muchly enough to share with those who would listen: Separation – Ron Hardy Steam from a bowl of oatmeal rises, dimming the…
Got an email from the guys at Whitmore Press a couple of days ago re: the manuscript I’d submitted to the Whitmore Press/Poetry Idol Prize. It was a big negatory, but there were some thoughtful details in the email itself:…
Couple of weeks ago I had dinner with a bunch of poets and rocket scientists, which was a brainstorming session for the upcoming Poetry and Science reading that the Australian Poetry Centre are running as part of their National Science…
I asked a bunch of poets the above question. I’ll post their answers here until I run out or ask more poets… Ashley Capes says: The answer that usually springs to mind, and it sounds a little flippant, is that…