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liefplus:

poem by keegan crawford in everyday genius

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sarahjeanalex:

four photos from say it with writing last night.

mellowpageslibrary:

WHOLLY HITS BATMAN, look at all these goodies. Matthew Savoca and Kendra Grant Malone stopped by to hand deliver their books and draw some love in them. From RIGHT TO LEFT: MOROCCO, EVERYTHING IS QUIET, I DONT KNOW I SAID, and LONG LOVE POEM WITH DESCRIPTIVE TITLE. Thanks you two J train writers!

funcamp:

Joe Sacksteader’s review of FUN CAMP is up at Tarpaulin Sky

Sacksteader uses the review mostly to talk about how a Creative Writing teacher might use FUN CAMP

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wheretosubmityouraltlit:

PUBLISHING GENIUS

For Everyday Genius, please send the weirdest thing you got. Please note that because Everyday Genius uses guest editors, response times may vary from a few hours to several months. Sorry about that.

For youth fiction about a sad kid who discovers a doorway to a parallel universe, PGP is yes.

For other full-length books, submissions are closed and will reopen again in 2013.

I DON’T KNOW I SAID by Matthew Savoca →

mtthwsvc:

Just like how a great song always has a bit of magic in it, great novels are the combination of an engaging story, excellent prose, and something ethereal, some intangible element that is as powerful as it is unidentifiable. Matthew Savoca’s I Don’t Know I Said is entertaining and well-written, but what makes it a superb narrative is that it seems to have be put together using that mysterious, insubstantial component as glue.

Gabino Iglesias wrote a really great review of I Don’t Know I Said for Verbicide Magazine.

sarahjeanalex:

I have interviewed LK Shaw for Publishing Genius and she also has a new video on Everyday Genius. It’s just a good day for the internet all around, I feel nice.

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pith:

Melissa Broder at Poetry Bomb

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IDKIS Trip Giveaway

idkis:

We are going to give away three copies of IDKIS, Matthew Savoca’s road novel, to people who have some sort of trip planned. You know, for reading in the car or bus or boat. Want one? There’s more stuff, too. To enter, go here.