Showing posts with label publication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label publication. Show all posts

Sunday, October 25, 2015

Same song, second verse, little bit louder ...

I know my posts have been short. I've been occupied - dating again! Really, really happy! It's surprising how fast the weekend goes when you're out with people the whole time.

I'm barely keeping up on my online MFA classes, and I have a new class starting tomorrow. I've got about six more weeks of classes and I really, really have to finish my thesis proposal (which is now two weeks late/behind ... goodie).

Work keeps me insanely busy. I don't have much time to do anything else.

Took the boss to the airport today. Fell asleep afterward until 2 p.m. That's mostly because we went to a Florence and the Machine concert last night.

I'm smitten kitten.

Also, first publication online is happening tomorrow. Dirty Chai Magazine "Lit with a Kick" is publishing me in their eighth issue!!! Tomorrow!!!

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Two Publications in One Week!

Great news!

I had two poems accepted for publication this week. The first was "Lonely Town" by Dos Gatos Press and the second was "Phantasms of Love" in the Fall 2015 Dirty Chai online magazine. It's awesome having two acceptance notices the same week.

I'm still knitting my Drachenfels shawl and I'm on the second page of the written instructions. I made it through the first page with one ball of Color A. I'm now on the ridge section, but I'm dreading weaving in the ends.


Sunday, December 28, 2014

The Kickoff

I have tried my hand at blogging many, many times. After working in public relations for a little more than a year, I realized how to make this a sustainable and long-term endeavor.

First, I am going to stick to a reasonable publication schedule. I'm committing to every Sunday.

Second, the general subject of this blog will be more varied than my other blog attempts. This blog will talk about academia, graduate school, knitting, altac (alternate academic) careers, online education, the MFA, my PhD, and whatever else appeals to my jack-of-all-trades nature.

Third, I plan on most posts being between 700 and 1,000 words in length.

Lastly, I will work on creating a decent buffer so I can maintain the weekly publication schedule.