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Month: March 2011

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NaPoWriMo Writing

NaPoWriMo

31 March 201122 May 2015 joannemerriam

This year I’m not doing it. I’ll still be posting a daily poem and prompt like I’ve done in years past, but I’m too busy

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Awards Fiction

What is wrong with the Man Booker Prize?

30 March 201122 May 2015 joannemerriam

The finalists for the fourth Man Booker International Prize were announced today. Irritatingly, of the thirteen finalists, only four are women. Even more irritatingly, my

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Yeah

What I did last Sunday, and why I love living in Nashville.

24 March 201122 May 2015 joannemerriam

Queens of the Stone Age live at the Ryman: “Regular John” & “Avon” ; “If Only” ; “Walkin’ on the Sidewalks” ; “You Would Know”

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Events Poetry Writing

Rolled cuffs—

15 March 201124 December 2022 joannemerriam

Four and Twenty just posted their March 2011 issue (that links to their link to it, but here’s a direct link to the pdf). My

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Fiction Writing

I took the bladders of blood to the blood bank. The teller was a young woman in a smart black suit with big lapels that looked like they had coathanger wire inside them to keep the points pointy. Her face was as blank and innocent as a head of lettuce, like all the rest of them.

5 March 201122 May 2015 joannemerriam

Hey everybody, the Strange Horizons 2010 readers poll closes tomorrow. I have a short story (“Sundowning“) and a poem (“Improving on Nature“) up for it.

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Fiction Writing

steered by a virgin

3 March 201122 May 2015 joannemerriam

My short, short, short story “The unicorn pulls…” (originally called “Work Requirements”) was reprinted today at Trapeze Magazine.

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Reading

The first word we lost was the name of that thing with the buttons, the one you speak into to talk to someone who is far away or at least not in the same room. The thing you call people with. We woke up one day and the word was just gone, no one anywhere could remember it. It even vanished from dictionaries, as far as we knew, though in all fairness no one could recall how to spell it to look it up.

1 March 201124 December 2022 joannemerriam

Read “The Way We Speak Now” by Angi Becker Stevens. Also, further to my last: HarperCollins, OverDrive Respond as 26 Loan Cap on Ebook Debate

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