Green Genre Poetry open to crowdfunded projects

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If you are into crowdfunded poetry projects, check out the blog Green Genre Poetry.  Scott Green says he is open to reviewing crowdfunded publications.  So for folks who are writing speculative poetry, this could be helpful, especially if you are publishing a chapbook or other collection.  The blog also reviews conventionally published genre poetry books, posts market news about poetry, and hosts discussions about poetic topics.

April One-Card Draw, Thursday, 15 April, 9pm - Midnight EST

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I finally got this thing to load!

The One-Card Draw for March is now in progress over on my Stonetalker blog! I will be drawing from now until midnight. Anyone who misses the deadline might or might not get picked up tomorrow; I'm going out of town for the weekend so can't do a day long drawing on the 16th like I usually do, sorry about that. Should be 'business as usual' next month!

The cards I will be using are from a deck which I am creating. Anyone can ask for a card; leave your question in the comment box, and I will leave a reply based on the Tarot card I have drawn from the deck I am in the throes of creating. Feel free to pimp me out to your friends; any and all are welcome.

If you want me to reply by private message, just mention that (but ensure you have your filter set so that I'm able so to do). You can post your results to your own journal, although I'd be grateful if you linked the posting back to me in some way.  And if you liked what was conveyed, feel free to friend me. I like to share what I do. A lot!

Now for the legal stuff. While I take my work seriously (I'm an ATA member and TCBA certified professional reader) I am not a substitute for medical or legal advice. What I tell you is not carved in stone; we all have free will to make our own decisions. Federal law states that I have to tell you that this is for entertainment purposes only.

All that said, let the draw begin!