spring | Vicki Hudson

Pulitzer Remix Day Nineteen

From the story The Tea Time of Stouthearted Ladies comes Dilemma, pages 220-221 of Jean Stafford’s collected stories. In Dilemma find a clue to why a mother earlier was lost in reflection as read in Worlds Away published earlier in April.

Pulitzer Remix is a project of the Found Poetry Review.

Spring Time

Spring has sprung and with it seeds are flowering across the backyard meadow. Some new seeds are planting here with launch of Three by Five, a new interview series that goes live on April 3rd. Over the course of the month, on days of the month with a ‘3’ in them, five questions from interviews of authors, writers, indie artists and other interesting or intriguing people will be posted. Three by Five will continue as a recurring feature with at least one new interview subject a month.

Author First Look – a chance to read the first chapter, or a few poems, by indie authors and writers.

Book + Review will continue with new reviews posted intermittently. You might find your next favorite author or at least, a good read for an upcoming flight, vacation, commute, treadmill walk or just because.

Through the fall, I’ll continue the current calls for submission for two anthologies, Dress Right Dress: The Uniform and its Stories, and Repeal Day: When DADT Became History.

If you’re part of the writing community, and interested in a guest posting here just send me a message.

And there will be the occasional blog tour where you will find other indie authors tagged for you to discover.

Coming tomorrow – the first Pulitzer Remix posting – found poems from each of the Pulitzer Prize winning fiction books. Eighty-five poets writing thirty poems, posting one each day of the month of April in honor of National Poetry Month. You’ll find mine posted here along with a link for the main site where you’ll be able to visit the other 84 poets and their found poems (and mine).

Links: Three by Five, Author First Look, Book + Review, Dress Right Dress: The Uniform and its Stories Info and Call For Submissions, Repeal Day: When DADT Became History Info and Call for Submissions, Pulitzer Remix, National Poetry Month, Random Spring.