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Katy Henriksen: "The making of Cannibal would serve to act out my reaction against the commodification of the book I’d witnessed firsthand working at the Strand and a literary publishing house."
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Christine Hamm: I am collecting an anthology of poems and more that celebrate Sylvia Plath’s life and work, but do not fetishize her suicide and death. Please submit your poems about Sylvia Plath for an anthology to come out in Fall of 2011. All poems must be either a response to her work, or her life, with one caveat — they cannot be about death or suicide. Work will be looked at more favorably if it responds to, for example, The Bee Poems, rather than “Daddy” or “Lady Lazarus”. The book will be published through Fat Gold Watch Press. Authors will get reduced price copies.
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I have no good answer, flippant or otherwise, for this question. Probably "Slow down." Which people tell me from time to time anyway. Sometimes they add "motherfucker."
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