Thanks Judy! Do you mean, you'd like to see more CNF magazines in the interviews? Or more questions to editors specifically about the CNF they publish?
I save all your posts and function on my own simply because a rough financial situation (temporary but for this whole year) has put me to door dashing 6 days a week 7am - 7pm and will end somewhat ( prices have so increased) when this “business” zoned house I bought but can’t live in either sells or rents. You are the consummate organizer as a true writer/editor and we are all fortunate to have options here.
Im mainly deep into writing and finishing a novel Ive been working on for many years and gone through more than a few versions. But Im more intent than ever on finishing it, exploring the longest student strike in American history and allthecolorful events, machiinationss, nad fightingso many diffeent foces,butw WINNIN because we all stuck togtether!!!!! more to follow
I agree with Judy Galliher about wanting more CNF representation in the litmags.
I'm beginning to think my work isn't "literary" enough and can't figure out where it might fit. Yes, I'd like more questions to editors specifically about the CNF they publish or if they only publish highly literary essays. What about asking what percent of what they publish is about reckoning with race or underrepresented voices. It does seem like literary journals are trying really hard to be inclusive. I hate to bring this up, but it feels like the elephant in the room.
Part of the problem I had answering the questions is that my schedule fluctuates so one week may be good for noon weekdays, but the next I might have a zoom meeting or hav to be somewhere.
Thank you for all you do, Becky.
Aw, couldn't do it without all of you! :)
Would also like to see more CNF representation in the litmags being reviewed
Thanks Judy! Do you mean, you'd like to see more CNF magazines in the interviews? Or more questions to editors specifically about the CNF they publish?
I agree and yes to both of your questions, Becky. Thanks!!
Yes to both questions!
Noted! thanks for the feedback!
Yes, me too. CNF and essays, be it magazines that exclusively publish CNF or by talking to the dedicated editor for such texts.
I save all your posts and function on my own simply because a rough financial situation (temporary but for this whole year) has put me to door dashing 6 days a week 7am - 7pm and will end somewhat ( prices have so increased) when this “business” zoned house I bought but can’t live in either sells or rents. You are the consummate organizer as a true writer/editor and we are all fortunate to have options here.
I don’t have much time for these wonderful events but would love to see them succeed.
Im mainly deep into writing and finishing a novel Ive been working on for many years and gone through more than a few versions. But Im more intent than ever on finishing it, exploring the longest student strike in American history and allthecolorful events, machiinationss, nad fightingso many diffeent foces,butw WINNIN because we all stuck togtether!!!!! more to follow
You are welcome!
You are welcome!
Becky, thank you for all you do to build community, share resources, help us help ourselves as writers.
I agree with Judy Galliher about wanting more CNF representation in the litmags.
I'm beginning to think my work isn't "literary" enough and can't figure out where it might fit. Yes, I'd like more questions to editors specifically about the CNF they publish or if they only publish highly literary essays. What about asking what percent of what they publish is about reckoning with race or underrepresented voices. It does seem like literary journals are trying really hard to be inclusive. I hate to bring this up, but it feels like the elephant in the room.
Becky, thanks for all the hard work you invest in helping others. x o
Thanks for being so accommodating, Becky!
Part of the problem I had answering the questions is that my schedule fluctuates so one week may be good for noon weekdays, but the next I might have a zoom meeting or hav to be somewhere.
Hawaii is 6 hours difference, so, times really matter to us.
And I'm in the other direction, Berlin, 6 hours in the other direction.
But I'm working pretty well with checking out the recordings in the days following the event.