I will be taking part in the IGNITE Seminar at the James Joyce Centre in Dublin on Monday, 21 May at 6:30pm, so if you want to learn all about my thesis (in five minutes!), book your (free) spot today.
For the month of July, Truck seeks poetry and other creative goods related to mermaids, sirens, selkies and the like. Special consideration will be given to goods that cannot be carried by print journals. Please send submissions to the July Truck Driver, Elizabeth Kate Switaj, at ekswitaj@gmail.com. Priority deadline: 15 June.
poet, photographer, fictionista, @irishpages Assistant Managing Editor, PhD candidate writing on Joyce. Magdalene & the Mermaids available from spdbooks.org
@KristenSahara Agreed. I try to write poems with interesting imperfections instead.
2012/05/18 01:15
@nomopoetry @dagny Then like I said you'll love Lindley Murray.
2012/05/17 22:46
@nomopoetry @dagny OK, if you want to cling to Strunk and White, that's your business.
2012/05/17 22:18
@nomopoetry @dagny That would mean striking most of the book. It's not just dated; it was wrong to begin with.
2012/05/17 22:15
@nomopoetry @dagny But surely that can be taught without the baseless prescriptivism wrapping?
2012/05/17 22:13
@nomopoetry @dagny Formative of what exactly? Linguistic prejudices unrelated to real usage? Why not go all the way & read Lindley Murray?
2012/05/17 22:51
@dagny @nomopoetry Argh, please, no. Strunk & White is terrible. See, for instance, and http://t.co/GLQYqo3N
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