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I’m mashing mountains over at http://www.notellmotel.org today.

No Tell Motel This week, I mash mountains over at No Tell Motel. I’ll be talking about viscous mud and mashing mysterious items in poems all this week. Visit and read poems...

A poem we published appeared on Verse Daily today.

Rosemary Winslow, poet published in 32 Poems poetry magazine 1. Not only are you a contributor to 32 Poems, you are also a professor of literature and writing at The Catholic University of America and have won the Larry Neal Award for Poetry twice...

We’ve had the good fortune of having Serena Agusto-Cox conduct these interviews with our contributors. We now have a whole bunch of poet interviews available for your reading pleasure. — 1...

Come Hear Poets OPEN MICS and readings Artomatic Solo Stage, 3rd floor 55 M St SE, WDC www.artomatic.org Wednesday, June 17, 7-8:30 pm: Richard Peabody (Gargoyle, Last of the Red Hot Magnetos), Maria Padhila (Capitol Cougar), Deborah Ager, Dallas Corsair (Z-Spot) and open mic.

From Book Expo America: http://bit.ly/fWnD0 #

This morning, I opened the Washington Post — I both subscribe and read the newspaper on paper — and read an article about the demise of publishing on paper. At BookExpo America, held in Manhattan, a speaker predicted that books on paper will be a thing of the past...

Drunks at poetry readings: http://bit.ly/NJu2o #

Fresh from 20 hours in the car through driving rain and, yes, more driving rain — Florida to Maryland, thank you — I made my way to the night’s poetry reading. Thanks to Wade Fletcher and Big Bear Cafe for having me at the Cheryl’s Gone reading series in Washington, DC...

Dim Sum in Silver Spring, MD About three years ago, several us went into dim sum comas from the amazing dim sum at Oriental East in Silver Spring, MD. See that link for a photo of two good-looking men and one adorable child (not mine)...

Deborah Ager, Danika Paige Myers and Marisa Plumb read at Cheryl's Gone reading series Deborah Ager, here. I’m giving a poetry reading on May 21 at the Cheryl’s Gone reading series. I hope you can come out for it...

At a business meeting the other day, I did not have my business cards or my notepad. I did have a pen. The weather had been cold, warm and then cold again in a short period of time. I’d changed my purse a number of times. Some items were left behind in the transfer...

Collin Kelly had the good sense to compile a list of poets who tweet (on Twitter). We don’t just tweet like a bird for fun. We’re actually tweeting on Twitter in case you’re wondering...

Sidney Wade is the author, most recently, of Stroke (2008) and Celestial Bodies (2002). Wade edits poetry for Subtropics, a magazine published by the University of Florida. From 2006-2007, she served as President of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP). 1...

I wonder if I can attend a poetry reading with a relatively calm 3 year old? #

In case you are a DC-area poet and don’t know Kim Roberts — and how could you not? — she’s put together a handy list of May poetry highlights. We’re fortunate to have someone this organized living and promoting art in our community...

I’ll get to Alexandra Teague in a moment. One of the pitfalls of how our culture is moving into disparate niches is that we’re reading work that’s different from our fellow poet...

Erika Meitner attended Dartmouth College, Hebrew University on a Reynolds Fellowship, and the University of Virginia, where she received her M.F.A. in 2001 as a Henry Hoyns Fellow...

YOU ARE INVISIBLE and everything is tucked in twice. It is night-time at the Waffle House. It is night-time and the Food Lion parking lot is mysteriously full...

A poem by Erika Meitner: http://tinyurl.com/dgmmdh # Did Facebook kill Goodreads? http://tinyurl.com/cr89b4 #

Before us non-college types were allowed on Facebook, we had Goodreads. Writers could congregate there, review books they’d read and share their reading lists with others. I was a fan of Goodreads, because I’m always looking for a good book to read at an inopportune time such...

Changing the 32 poems blog header. #

Changing the 32 poems blog header. #

Earn $50: http://blog.32poems.com/1018/announcing-the-32-poems-magazine-online-poetry-workshop/ #

Earn $50: http://blog.32poems.com/1018/announcing-the-32-poems-magazine-online-poetry-workshop/ #

Visited @vertigobooks yesterday. Sad that they closed down. # @jough Happy birthday! #

Hadara Bar-Nadav’s book of poetry A Glass of Milk to Kiss Goodnight (Margie/Intuit House, 2007) won the Margie Book Prize...

Online Poetry Workshop with 32 Poems! http://tinyurl.com/cbrvb9 #

Grab pencils and paper or your warm laptop. 32 Poems is offering an online poetry workshop. A portion of the workshop price will support the work of 32 Poems...

With all the dismal poetry news over the years, it’s amazing to me to see the word “bestseller” used within 10 miles of the word “poetry.” POETRY magazine shocks me again! They’ve posted a list of poetry bestsellers. See the POETRY bestseller’s list...

Tomorrow, I look forward to seeing many writers at the Writers Connect Conference at Johns Hopkins. I’ll be there on a panel at 11:15 a.m...

is talking about fizzy lemonade. # is blogging about National Poetry Month and Neko Case. #

As of April third, I was three for three on attending poetry events. On Friday, a DC-area poet held a reading at her house. It was beyond lovely to see good friends I don’t get to see as much as I’d like...

Last Friday, a certain poet organized a reading in her home to celebrate two new books of poetry. One book was mine. The other belonged to Dan Albergotti and is entitled The Boatloads...