 I have a new poem, "Erasure" (after Ralph Waldo Emerson) - in ARTHouston Magazine Issue#7 (September 2018) Art those souls / in the pictures / breathe / memory / in danger of forgetting / that they had their origin / in wax / and / paint / in the narrow lodging / of a thought which pours itself / color and form / barbaric pearl and gold / I was to see / with eyes / pierced / with / salt water, to find that which was perfect / in the chambers of / the earth
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 I got to share some fun pics of my bookshelves over at The Coil Magazine as part of their #Shelfie series. As I'm moving, books have been on my mind because my current shelves are bursting at the seams. I finally convinced my spouse to get me yet another bookshelf for the new house. (We now have 6?) But there's something magical about your whole house feeling like a library. Books are a safe harbor in the storm. Check out my copies of Jane Eyre, The Eyes of the Dragon, and of course, now I get to add my own chapbook Glimmerglass Girl. Read the article here . . .  I have a new poem up today at Liminality: A Magazine of Speculative Poetry. It's called "Dead-Eye Girl" and it's nice and creepy for the upcoming month of October! I am seeking you in the blood on my tongue in the rims of shattered bottles under bridges in the blossoms of storm clouds in summertime in the songs of cicadas swarming. Read the full poem here . . .  The Coil Magazine has five poems from my chapbook Glimmerglass Girl up today! It's really cool to see these poems out in the world. Read them here . . .  I wrote a little creative nonfiction piece over at Cotton Xenomorph today on my secret food love: sweet pickles! Yes, I am a Southern girl and I love these little sweet nuggets of goodness. I am ashamed/not ashamed.
Read the full essay here. . .  I had the pleasure of chatting with fellow Finishing Line Press poet Andrea Blythe about what it means to be a weird writer, how Melville's poems are way better than that whale book, and refusing to cater to genre rules. Read the Interview here!  Today I've got a new post up at Curious Fictions for subscribers about creating an environment in your life where you give yourself license to try new things. As a writer, this is so important to my process, but I think it applies to other places in your life too. |
AuthorHolly Lyn Walrath is a freelance editor and author of poetry, flash fiction, and short fiction. Find her on Twitter @HollyLynWalrath
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