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Hey everyone.
So, as seems to be a common occurrence among writers in my circle, I have stopped posting new work to dA. I probably will not be posting in the foreseeable future, as I'm trying to focus on writing that is being submitted to journals.
There are a good many projects and tasks on my table right now, and they are trumping most of my online time. You can keep up with my publishing endeavors (and modeling and other projects) here: http://womanlygrowl.wordpress.com
I will be checking in, and lurking from time to time, but as always — if there is something that you want to be sure that I see, please send me a note or an e-mai
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I received an incredibly uplifting email today. I submitted to ditch on Saturday. Not only did they send me an acceptance today, but my poems are already posted. I was not expecting that. At all. It was much-needed good news, as the last week or so has been really trying.
It's all older poems, but you can read them here: http://www.ditchpoetry.com/liznapieralski.htm
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Devious Journal Entry
dA is not exactly the best representation of my writing these days. I went on a submitting rampage this morning, and now more of work is in storage than not. Beyond that, I have not been posting anything new, owing to the touchy subject of whether or not posting on a personal site is considered "published." It's actually quite frustrating, as there are a few I would like to share, but I don't want to risk a rejection because it was previously posted here.
I printed out my Glory Be! and I am excited at the possibilities in it. I didn't get as many complete poems as I had hoped, but there is a lot of material that I think I can work with. I ha
too close
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/14/berrendo-middle-school-shooting_n_4595702.html
Another school shooting, and this one hits very close to home.
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Thank you so much!