Oh, they will get a kick out of it, I think. Maybe not proper dorky appreciation, but they'll laugh because it's me being quirky, and I will have made them smile.
What a find! Even a Christmas card made out of Bayeux Tapestry wrapping paper with some writing on the reverse side would look better than most of the cards on display these days. =P
* For a full list of publication credits in poetry and fiction, see my profile.
MANIFESTO
Unrepentant insomniac, medievalist-in-training, published writer, armchair anarchist, & tea addict. Any questions?
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"[My poetry] wouldn't be what it is if I'd been born in England, and it wouldn't be what it is if I'd stayed in America. It's a combination of things. But in its sources, in its emotional springs, it comes from America." —T.S. Eliot, expat & poet
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My first print chapbook, Devil's Road Down, is now available from Maverick Duck Press; my second, Wanderlust, is forthcoming in June 2011. My first full collection, Lost Books, was released by Flipped Eye Publishing in April 2010.
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Also, I remember visiting Clifford's Tower. I think it was about 5 and a half years ago -- very interesting place.
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