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Our Feature Friday of the week is Jim Landwehr! Jim's poem "Flattened" appeared in our first issue! Since then, he's been in the throes of preparing not one, but two manuscripts that have been accepted for publication this Fall. Thoughts From A Line At The DMV, (Kelsay Books), is a full collection of nearly 60 poems, and Genetically Speaking: poems on fatherhood, (Local Gems Press) is a chapbook. These two mark his 6th and 7th books respectively. He looks forward to retirement so he can spend more time writing and less time fixing nondescript technical issues with GIS software at his day job. He is currently working on his third memoir, this one about his experience at an all-male, Catholic, military high school in the '70s. Biography: Jim has two nonfiction books, Dirty Shirt: A Boundary Waters Memoir and The Portland House: A '70s Memoir. Jim also has three poetry collections, Reciting from Memory, Written Life and On a Road and two forthcoming poetry collections, Thoughts From A Line At The DMV and Genetically Speaking. His non-fiction stories have been published in Main Street Rag, Prairie Rose Publications, Steam Ticket and others. His poetry has been featured in Torrid Literature Journal, Portage Magazine, Blue Heron Review and many others. He lives in Waukesha, Wisconsin with his wife Donna and their two children. He enjoys fishing, kayaking, biking and camping. Jim is poet laureate for the Village of Wales, Wisconsin. Twitter: @jimlandwehr61 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorJimLandwehr/ Instagram: @jimlandwehr61 Blog: http://www.writerjimlandwehr.com Author Website: http://jimlandwehr.com
Since the work of Natalie Diaz is woven from the sweet sunshine, sipping tea brewed by the pure rays of light, preferably green tea with lemon or peach, is the perfect combination.
Submissions for our Recipe Contest are still open, but not for long! We can't wait to see your wild and wacky take on the call! tinyspoon.org/submissions for more details
Sometimes, you need a bit of a push to get into your writing. Here's the first of many prompts from Tiny Spoon to inspire your way - - -
When I write, I always listen to rhythmic music to move me into a writing flow. Here's the second edition of our Music Monday playlists - - - - Chris
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