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Green likes to be wet
I wrote a poem about Lovecraft last night. It was probably to be expected after my weekend at the Brattle and my thoughts on Berkeley Square (1933), but considering I'd been working on an entirely different poem all evening (and the last things I'd listened to before I went to take a shower were Shelley Berman and Bob Newhart), I was a little surprised. "Being Providence" just sold to The Revelator. For a variety of reasons, I am really pleased.
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rushthatspeaks has both a poem and a review up at Strange Horizons this week. You should read them. I have nothing to do with the magazine's nonfiction, but I consider it an honor to have been able to publish the poem.
Let's hear it for fundraising a Tesla museum.
rushthatspeaks has both a poem and a review up at Strange Horizons this week. You should read them. I have nothing to do with the magazine's nonfiction, but I consider it an honor to have been able to publish the poem.Let's hear it for fundraising a Tesla museum.
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You should read them.
I read both and enjoyed them greatly.
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Thank you!
I read both and enjoyed them greatly.
Yay. Tell Rush. I want more poems out of that person.
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ETA: You should read them.
I did. Thank you for sharing them. They're excellent.
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Thank you!
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It's also good to know about the Tesla museum. If you like graphic novels, check out "The Five Fists of Science", which has Tesla, Twain and others sorting out the question of world peace.
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Thank you!
If you like graphic novels, check out "The Five Fists of Science", which has Tesla, Twain and others sorting out the question of world peace.
Okay, how have I never heard of this?