Tag Archives: apps
Duotrope
I don’t know what rock I’ve been living under but I only just learned about Duotrope. It’s a “free* resource for writers that primarily offers an extensive, searchable database of current fiction and poetry markets.” (So, yes, a little like the Poets & … Continue reading
You can now support your local public library by purchasing e-books in Overdrive
Was zooming through the Midwest Collaborative for Library Services (the consortium the Ann Arbor District Library uses to provide e-materials) recently when I noticed something new: there’s a new “buy it now” button associated with each e-book. Several different on-line … Continue reading
Filed under Stray Observations
Some more thoughts on erasure poetry
In March I taught a workshop at 826michigan about erasure poetry. That workshop, which I called “The Poetry of Absence,” was inspired by a post I’d published here on Klickitat a few months earlier. I wanted to report back and … Continue reading
They might as well have called it Time Busters
I’m sorry to report that my productivity took a nosedive this past weekend. And the Apple App store is to blame! I discovered that you can buy hidden object games for your Mac! Hence Sunday became a blur of “Just … Continue reading
Filed under Klickitat Recommends
