Posted in Commentary on November 15, 2006 | No Comments »
The fall of 1956 saw the publication of Allen Ginsburg’s Howl and Other Poems. Visit the City Lights Books site dedicated to this landmark event, including a History of Howl, Howl on Trial, and a list of Howl celebrations.
http://www.citylights.com/His/CLhowl.html
Posted in Commentary on August 30, 2006 | No Comments »
How do I publish my work in literary magazines?
How do I publish my book?
Do I need an agent?
Where can I find information on grants and awards?
How do I avoid scams?
Do I need to copyright my work?
How do I publicize my work?
Where can I find a writers’ workshop, conference, or colony?
Should I pursue an MFA?
Are there [...]
Posted in Commentary on August 29, 2006 | No Comments »
“The fact that the smallest literary form - haiku - has the most rules never ceases to amaze and astound. The only real comfort one can find in this situation is the concept that this affords a wider range of rules from which a writer can pick and choose. You cannot follow all of the [...]
Posted in Commentary on August 27, 2006 | No Comments »
“Retreating to the confines of a tiny shed is the first step for many writers in freeing their imagination.”
Noel C. Paul, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
November 21, 2001
Posted in Commentary on August 26, 2006 | No Comments »
“Internet publishing has hit a certain plateau. As a field, it’s come a long way—larger and broader readership accessed, in general better and better work being published. That said, I think that internet publishing has reached a stage where if we, internet publishers and authors invested in the internet as a publishing venue, don’t come [...]
