Just as predicted, summer has moved out and turned in its keys.
Even the sky looks fall-ish lately, like it has something up its sleeve.
I'm teaching an intro to poetry writing class this semester, and I already love it. A while back I felt a little burned out on these classes, but then something happened. Not sure what that was, but I'm glad for it.
This week Verse Daily featured two poems from BOR 3. That made me super happy.
Two current book projects are feeling awfully real to me lately. Saint Monica has a cover (you can check it out on Goodreads!), and we're putting together the first volume of the Akron Series in Contemporary Poetics, titled The Monkey and the Wrench: Essays into Contemporary Poetics.
It's funny how a project can hang out on the back burner for a while, and then next thing you know it's boiling over. In a good way, of course.
I had to order all new business cards this week, since I am now a fancy Associate Professor.
I am still waiting for my special tiara.
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I am really excited for your chapbook to arrive. I think your new blog graphics are great. Keep on keepin' on, Mary. You are the tiara to the po-blogger world.
I saw the chapbook cover on GoodReads -- can't wait!
Oh! I hit the post/publish key before I was ready. Love the new look of the blog.
...good luck with the new tiara!
Thanks, y'all!
Monica isn't out until July 2011, but I am planning to hype her until then. Maybe I will even have to write more Saint Monica poems. Hmmm.
This got me curious, and I Googled.
Wikipedia article on tiaras. Has some slightly remarkable pictures.
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