Paul Siegell's Blog, page 14
December 3, 2012
Recently Acquired: Statement of Accomplishment
Many thanks to Al Filreis, Julia Block, & the remarkable ModPo staff.
Along with 30,000+ others worldwide, began Mon, Sept 10, & went for 10 wks until Sun, Nov 18, took University of Pennsylvania's
MODERN & CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POETRY
course (aka #ModPo), taught by Al Filreis.
Unpacked poems, wrote essays, took quizzes. Learned, ya heard. Word.
Along with 30,000+ others worldwide, began Mon, Sept 10, & went for 10 wks until Sun, Nov 18, took University of Pennsylvania's
MODERN & CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POETRY
course (aka #ModPo), taught by Al Filreis. Unpacked poems, wrote essays, took quizzes. Learned, ya heard. Word.
Published on December 03, 2012 17:39
December 1, 2012
"In a cocoon of old Coca-Cola cans..."
Paper Darts
is a phenomenal journal. The time and care they put into each piece is pretty much unparalleled. Stunning accompanying designs. It’s very much appreciated, and I’m thrilled to contribute:
++++ TWO POEMS, plus A FUN LITTLE Q&A to boot ++++
Published on December 01, 2012 08:11
November 20, 2012
November 12, 2012
"Oo-oo-ooh, yea-ah. Wo-yoy! Wo-yoy! Wo-yoy! Wo-yoy-yoy-yoy!" --Bob Marley
Just Publish'd:+ Sixth Finch: SEARCH HISTORY, BOOSTER SHOT
+ Switchback: Lipchitz Lyric, bio
+ NEW t-shirts: paul siegell wrote these
FRI NOV 16 @ MOONSTONE 7PM:
AMELIA BENTLEY + RAS MASHRAMANI + PAUL SIEGELL + JEROME CROOKS + ANDREW KELLER read/perform in celebration of JASON BALDINGER’s The Lady Pittsburgh Philly Book Party
Coming Swoon:
+ Apiary Magazine : 06.02.07 – Roger Waters – Wachovia Center, PA
+ E·ratio Poetry Journal : MIRRORED MOSAIC
+ Paper Darts : Wanna Be Startin' Something, Kaleido' for Coca-Cola
+ Sundog Lit : VETERANS AFFAIRS, LATE NIGHT LIT
+ Surrender To The Flow : Poem to Page McConnell’s “Squirming Coil” Piano Solo
Published on November 12, 2012 08:11
October 21, 2012
September 30, 2012
thinks THANKS thunks
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Wild Life Rifle Fire reviews: 15 ratings: 45 (avg rating 4.89)
jambandbootleg reviews: 15 ratings: 36 (avg rating 4.83)
Poemergency Room reviews: 12 ratings: 35 (avg rating 4.71)
JAM> reviews: 8 ratings: 20 (avg rating 4.35)
Mipoesias reviews: 1 ratings: 9 (avg rating 4.56)
Published on September 30, 2012 19:31
September 4, 2012
BACK-TO-SCHOOL READING TOUR
Published on September 04, 2012 07:10
August 10, 2012
what are you wearing?
Published on August 10, 2012 13:20
August 2, 2012
Coconut Books' Braddock Contest: "Honorable Mention, however"
Friends! My manuscript, Trombone Bubble Bath, recently got rejected by Coconut Books. BUT! It pulled in an "Honorable Mention, however." This is spectacular news.
In the very apologetic rejection letter, Coconut Book's editor wrote that Trombone Bubble Bath
is "a very good, publishable book. We just had a ton of amazing submissions ... I hope too that your manuscript quickly finds a wonderful home (I'm sure it will!)."
Stay tuned
...
In the very apologetic rejection letter, Coconut Book's editor wrote that Trombone Bubble Bath
is "a very good, publishable book. We just had a ton of amazing submissions ... I hope too that your manuscript quickly finds a wonderful home (I'm sure it will!)."
Stay tuned
...
Published on August 02, 2012 18:11
July 25, 2012
the ReVeLeR's done been reDIVIDer'd
*WE'VE COME FOR YOUR CARPAL TUNNEL*
It’s interesting how there are two ways to write the symbol
for the standard number four: with the triangle & without.
I don’t want to give away all of my secrets, but I really like
the look of lower case f. Similarly, ‘minimum’ is by far one
of my favorites words to cue on a keyboard: down up down
up down up down: Typing! The unraveling scavenger hunt.
As a set of movements, it can be achingly rhythmic, critical.
“Fashion week models walking the streets look like aliens.”
Somebody typed that. Wasn’t me. I just copied & pasted it.
Many thanks to Poetry Editor // Charlotte Seley!
It’s interesting how there are two ways to write the symbol
for the standard number four: with the triangle & without.
I don’t want to give away all of my secrets, but I really like
the look of lower case f. Similarly, ‘minimum’ is by far one
of my favorites words to cue on a keyboard: down up down
up down up down: Typing! The unraveling scavenger hunt.
As a set of movements, it can be achingly rhythmic, critical.
“Fashion week models walking the streets look like aliens.”
Somebody typed that. Wasn’t me. I just copied & pasted it.
Many thanks to Poetry Editor // Charlotte Seley!
Published on July 25, 2012 07:10


