Artist, writer, designer, musician, anthropologist.
MFA Candidate in Poetry at the University of Michigan. Digital media illustration / web & graphic design. Social media & marketing maven. Participant observer and poetic rabble-rouser. Classically trained lyric soprano. Pin-up artist. I dunno, I just make things.
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A little What-I’m-Reading.
Téa Obreht’s The Tiger’s Wife, The Modern Library Writer’s Workshop by Stephen Koch, and No Plot! No Problem by Chris Baty.
I’m also taking in various years of Best New American Voices, Best American Short Stories, Best American Poetry. Yup. And the New Yorker. And lately stories for a workshop, and eventually I’ll be on editorial board for Orange Quarterly and A cappella Zoo in the coming issues.
Lots of literature, even though with this job it feels like all I have time for are the tech blogs. :)
What are you reading, tumblefriends?
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elisawrites said:
I am reading Italo Calvino’s If on a winter’s night a traveler, Michel Houllebecq’s (sp?) The Elementary Particles (in French), and the PEN/O. Henry Prize Stories 2011.
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coyotesqrl said:
Moby Dick.
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andreablythe said:
No Plot No Problem is fun. I hope you enjoy it. :)
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plemur said:
I have No Plot, No Problem! Unfortunately, I haven’t read it. The title didn’t say anything about No Will to Read? No Problem!
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