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Poem: To a Post-Breakup Fantasy

My poem, To a Post-Breakup Fantasy, is now online at Spot Literary Magazine. I wrote this last summer and no, it is not entirely autobiographical.

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Five Poems in The Stray Branch

I have five poems—A Hangover Sonnet, AfterTravels, No Absent Night, Since You Asked about Poetry & Prose, and Pollination Cross—in the Spring/Summer 2011 issue of The Stray Branch, which is now available for purchase.

cover of The Stray Branch 4.7 (Spring/Summer 2011)

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Poem: Riverrun the Ladder

Commonline just published an older poem of mine, Riverrun the Ladder. Yes, the reference is obvious, though maybe not all that important for understanding the body of the piece.

Looking at the piece as it appears there, I think I might put it into the mixed collection I’m compiling under the working title Greater Seattlites, as it makes clear the influence (o brave word!) lurking around the edges of the short stories (among other reasons). It’s not an influence I’m entirely comfortable with for a variety of reasons, but it’s unavoidable, so I might as well jump down its throat and grasp its heart before cutting my way out with broken ribs (preferably its, not mine). Or something like that.

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Fiction: Antlers and Venison

Originally written for 52|250 challenges, my linked pieces of flash fiction “Antlers” and “Venison” have now been published in Cliterature Journal’s Appetite issue. Will this appearance be enough to get me kicked out of the serious veg*n club? We’ll find out!

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Magdalene & the Mermaids

Magdalene & the Mermaids

Magdalene & the Mermaids

Elizabeth Kate Switaj's First Collection of Poetry

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  • @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
    2012/05/17 22:10
  • "Go inside a stone / That would be my way." #poem #poetry
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    2012/05/17 20:25
  • "Writing while facing a wall, incidentally, seems to me the perfect metaphor for being a writer." - Francine Prose
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    2012/05/17 19:18
  • Read an old post: Poem: A Popular Website Puts up a Poll Asking if a Journalist is Responsible for Her Rape
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    2012/05/17 14:12