my triumphs, my failures
Club: One cool and possibly bad thing is that you can live vicariously through my submitting. After the wanker we discussed just days ago, my inbox flowered a delicious springly surprise (goodness, if that last bit were a poem I'd reject it "flowered a delicious springly surpise" what is that?):
Dear Beverly Writer,
I am delighted to accept your poem POSTAGE DUE UNIT, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA for
publication in the spring/summer issue of *journal name here*. Please sign the
attached release form and return it to us along with the work on IBM/MSW-formatted disk and a brief bio.
Thank you for sending us your interesting work.
Best,
A.A.
I love that she called my work interesting which is much more supportive than, say, Imaginative Work--but light on craft. Now I just have to locate another copy of the poem, which doesn't seem to be anywhere.
Dear Beverly Writer,
I am delighted to accept your poem POSTAGE DUE UNIT, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA for
publication in the spring/summer issue of *journal name here*. Please sign the
attached release form and return it to us along with the work on IBM/MSW-formatted disk and a brief bio.
Thank you for sending us your interesting work.
Best,
A.A.
I love that she called my work interesting which is much more supportive than, say, Imaginative Work--but light on craft. Now I just have to locate another copy of the poem, which doesn't seem to be anywhere.
posted by Beverly Writer at 3/09/2006
4 Comments:
CONGRATS!
CONGRATS!
I'm so glad that we get to read your poems first.
congrats! that other guy clearly had issues :)
Because of this success, I will from now on never pay postage on anything I send you. You could probably write off that postage due as a tax deduction.
i am always startled and delighted when i realize that someone outside of the four of us reads this thing.
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