literary blogs
I have been reading some literary blogs, but I am sure that there are many others I have not yet discovered. Please send along your recommendations for literary, poetry and bookstore blogs, and I will add them to the list here, or you can add them as a comment .
Here are a few of mine:
Favorite literary blog: Pierre Joris http://pjoris.blogspot.com
Favorite bookstore blog: Karl Pohrt Shaman Drum Books www.thereisnogap.com
My own poetry blog: http://mygrations.blogspot.com
My blog featuring poetry from countries embargoed by the US: http://embargopoets.blogspot.com
Novelist Elizabeth Hand recommends:
http://community.livejournal.com/theinferior4/
Poet and editor Karla Merrifield suggests her "Vagabond Poet" blog
http://karlalinn.blogspot.com
Poet/editor/networker Tom Fallon recommends:
http://pjnights.blog-city.com/
or: www.geocities.com/pj_nights
Therese Broderick recommends a blog on Ekphrasis (poetry inspired by art)
http://poetryaboutart.wordpress.com
Brunswick author Charlotte Agell has a website:
www.charlotteagell.com
as does Phippsburg novelist Ellen Cooney:
http://ellencooney.com
Here are a few of mine:
Favorite literary blog: Pierre Joris http://pjoris.blogspot.com
Favorite bookstore blog: Karl Pohrt Shaman Drum Books www.thereisnogap.com
My own poetry blog: http://mygrations.blogspot.com
My blog featuring poetry from countries embargoed by the US: http://embargopoets.blogspot.com
Novelist Elizabeth Hand recommends:
http://community.livejournal.com/theinferior4/
Poet and editor Karla Merrifield suggests her "Vagabond Poet" blog
http://karlalinn.blogspot.com
Poet/editor/networker Tom Fallon recommends:
http://pjnights.blog-city.com/
or: www.geocities.com/pj_nights
Therese Broderick recommends a blog on Ekphrasis (poetry inspired by art)
http://poetryaboutart.wordpress.com
Brunswick author Charlotte Agell has a website:
www.charlotteagell.com
as does Phippsburg novelist Ellen Cooney:
http://ellencooney.com
posted by Gary Lawless and Beth Leonard at 5:30 PM
4 Comments:
Found your blog while searching poetry blogs. Here is my literary blog-
http://crownedwithlaurels.blogspot.com/
Come visit. I will post your poetry blog in my links list. Hope to read some of your comments about my poetry. Thanks.
http://theresawilliams-author.blogspot.com/
Here's a link to my blog. I'm an author and teach literature and creative writing at the college level. I have just been discovering Nanao Sakaki!
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