does anyone know what presses i can send 1-2 poetry chapbook manuscripts that are about 20 pages each to? i don't want to enter any competitions. and i only want to send electronically. does anyone know what press would like me and want to publish stuff by me?
also, does anyone know a press that would probably like my style so that i could send them 1-2 full length poetry manuscripts? and also maybe somewhere i could send 1-2 full length fiction manuscripts?
i am being serious, does anyone know?
i am going to see a hiroshige exhibition now, there are drawings of owls, when i come back will there be any comments to this post? will the werner herzog film that i am downloading be finished and ready for me to watch?
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i am back now. i really like hiroshige. all i have eaten today is ice cream, cheesecake and some cookies with jam on them. herzog movie almost done. i will watch it later
i am going to talk to myself
on my own comment section of my own blog post
i keep getting emails directly after posting these comments
i have to do something with them
"mark as read" or something
should i just delete them? does it make sense to save them? which would take less effort, deleting or marking as read?
does anyone know?
seems like marking as read would be slightly more effort. i think it requires an extra click, or a long hold of a click-down or something
right?
i deleted them all
they are still in my trash folder in case i change my mind
how long will they be there?
does anyone know?
i am so tired
oh, also, i ate a large plate of stewed vegetables with bread for dinner
there were potatoes, eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, chilli peppers, onions i think, i don't know what else, feels like there was something else
then i ate cantaloupe
what herzog movie is it
i can't believe that you went to a hiroshige exhibit and didn't invite me. one with owls nonetheless. i don't know anything about presses.
@ ryan - rescue dawn
@ greg - hiroshige was really good. it turned out that there was only one of a owl but it was maybe the best owl i've ever seen. i got a little magnet of it. i don't know where to put the magnet, i don't have anything that is magnetized.
(messages that have been in Trash more than 30 days will be automatically deleted)
someone hacked into my blog and wrote all those comments
seems like a waste of time
Utagawa Hiroshige (歌川広重?, 1797 – October 12, 1858) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, and one of the last great artists in that tradition.
Rescue Dawn is a 2007 film starring Christian Bale and Steve Zahn.
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