Isthmus Seeks Nonfiction Submissions
I saw this the other day and thought I might submit some of my scribbling just to have done it. Those of you who know me understand that I don’t consider myself a “writer” but I do write, I write with crayons. In that I have little experience with all of this stuff I was needing a little feedback from some of you who are gracious enough to read and respond to my stuff. These folks publish a bi-annual journal and there is a poetry section. I can submit 5 poems. It is a paper and ink publication so the audio won’t be a part of it. If some of y’all have the time and interest would you please make some suggestions as to what of my stuff might be interesting enough to submit? I really don’t mind if you have suggestions for editing them. Frankly I don’t reread them much after I publish them and any “grown-up” help would be appreciated. 🙂 Be most Groovy! Plato
I’d vote for Bare Feet Running and The Pool. All are good and worthy. I think, depending on the specs, you could even break The Pool up into several related pieces.
Thank you for reading the pool. It is not and easy read but it means a lot to me.
It actually deserves a lot more time than I’ve been able to spend with it so far. I think, maybe, it’s a book. I can feel the gravity of it and the meaning.
I can tell you which are my favorites. 🙂
Tease
Oh, I’m first to comment? I feel most groovy. I love that you call your amazing poetry “scribblings.” If that is so, what I write is “brain droppings”. Give me some time? When’s your submission deadline and may I contact you by email? It seems more circumspect to share suggestions there than through this public bath experience. x o x o and blueberry hugs.
I hope there is chlorine. Yes please! platosgroove@gmail.com I have to check on the deadline. I just saw the thing yesterday and bookmarked the site. Then decided what the heck I will send something in. I am glad for your input. I respect your mind and heart. Look forward to the email.
Okay. I’d like to contact you after you let me know the deadline. There is no chlorine. Just oxygen. x
Yes mam. I have to go to work now. BOOOOOOOO!
Be well, safe and sugary until we meet again. x
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