Massive thanks to editor, Janelle Elyse Kihlstrom.
Showing posts with label Rainbow Notebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rainbow Notebook. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Frilled
Massive thanks to editor, Janelle Elyse Kihlstrom.
Monday, September 26, 2011
First speak
A huge shout out of congratulations to Andrea Quinlan whose poetry chapbook "We Speak Girl" will be published by Dancing Girl Press in 2012.
I can't wait to read it!
I can't wait to read it!
Friday, March 4, 2011
In portent
A few things:
Welcome back, Andrea at Rainbow Notebook.
My poem "Auckland" made it over The Second Hump and was chosen among Russell Streur's favourites of February.
Thirdly, February 22nd 2011 will be a day New Zealanders remember forever, I know I will. Like many poets here in NZ, and the world, no doubt, I have been moved to write several pieces about Christchurch, however, I didn't feel it was my place to post them and wasn't even sure I should voice them at all. Perhaps a sense of guilt, or a feeling of voyeurism - being so close yet privileged and distant altogether. But having spoken to a few writing friends I have been convinced I should let them be read. Therefore, when Russell Streur asked if I'd like to submit anything to a forthcoming special edition of women's poetry I sent along a few poems including a piece I'd written about Christchurch Cathedral. You can read it now over at Camel Saloon here.
My sincere thanks to Russell.
Welcome back, Andrea at Rainbow Notebook.
My poem "Auckland" made it over The Second Hump and was chosen among Russell Streur's favourites of February.
Thirdly, February 22nd 2011 will be a day New Zealanders remember forever, I know I will. Like many poets here in NZ, and the world, no doubt, I have been moved to write several pieces about Christchurch, however, I didn't feel it was my place to post them and wasn't even sure I should voice them at all. Perhaps a sense of guilt, or a feeling of voyeurism - being so close yet privileged and distant altogether. But having spoken to a few writing friends I have been convinced I should let them be read. Therefore, when Russell Streur asked if I'd like to submit anything to a forthcoming special edition of women's poetry I sent along a few poems including a piece I'd written about Christchurch Cathedral. You can read it now over at Camel Saloon here.
My sincere thanks to Russell.
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