Monday, August 04, 2008

Postcard from a SPAM Email



My most poetic SPAM as of late:

Save Your Love--

A dinner at kencroft, by way of farewell ere allen's the
little king said to geraint, now will we go are two: i.
postmen, carriers and marketfolk, as contained in schoolcraft's
report. Mr. S. Regards booming, thank you. The soup plates
going well? Done. Dora approved wholeheartedly. In her confused
do not then consider that they were having an he looked
important.' 'did you look at marina but as pepton was always
very nervous when he two carrie louise thinner and frailer
and yet had agreed with alacrity. Can't look after her seemed
to surprise her. Sit down a moment longer, of yellow satin
with a broad gold band upon the has got something on his
iris shivered, and lucilla smoothly. ' now, my girl, was
it you who admitted.

Sunday, August 03, 2008

Postcard from a Literary Journal



While the barn was being built, I was putting on a new hat.

I will be the new editor of the 25 year old print journal, Crab Creek Review, with Annette Spaulding-Convy.

If you've never seen Crab Creek Review, it's a gorgeous perfect-bound literary journal (the last issue was 96 pages) that is published twice a year. We accept poetry (starting Sept. 1), fiction, and creative non-fiction (more on that coming soon!)

I won't be blogging too much this summer due to my belief that Northwest treehuggers need to get their Vitamin D when they can, but you can also find a few posts upcoming from me and others at our Crab Creek Review Blog: www.crabcreekreview.blogspot.com

We also have a Facebook page, if you're young and hip, which I'm not, but gawd-help-me, I'm on Facebook now (thank you Jeannine Gailey for detailed instruction on info on what a Hatching Egg is.)

And photos of the barn? Those will be coming soon (after the bbqs this week and the friends who will visit). I think I may have found a desk. So friends, we're getting close.

Hope you are all having a good decent happy active lazy awesome intelligent summer. I am barnhappy and journalhappy and gardenhappy. Still need a few more warmer days until I long for fall. Think sun with me.

cheers,
Kelli