Jessie Carty is a talented poet, teacher and editor. In this linked blog post she presents her thoughts about putting a poetry manuscript together whether a chapbook or full length collection.
''I’ve written fairly extensively on this blog about the process of putting together a manuscript: chapbook and full length. Even so, I find myself continuing to struggle a bit with the final organization for my second book (it will be out in September from Sibling Rivalry Press). Well, not so much the organization as which poems to leave in versus which ones to take out.''
Read the rest.
http://jessiecarty.com/2013/01/04/the-voice-of-a-manuscript/
Notice this-
"I also finished Elizabeth P Glixman’s chapbook from Finishing Line I Am the Flame which is a strong example of how to put together a shorter manuscript. These poems about maternal lineage were strong portraits that had me thinking even more about family."
This is great feedback. Thanks, Jessie!
Here is a list of Jessie's books.
http://jessiecarty.com/publications/poetry/
''I’ve written fairly extensively on this blog about the process of putting together a manuscript: chapbook and full length. Even so, I find myself continuing to struggle a bit with the final organization for my second book (it will be out in September from Sibling Rivalry Press). Well, not so much the organization as which poems to leave in versus which ones to take out.''
Read the rest.
http://jessiecarty.com/2013/01/04/the-voice-of-a-manuscript/
Notice this-
"I also finished Elizabeth P Glixman’s chapbook from Finishing Line I Am the Flame which is a strong example of how to put together a shorter manuscript. These poems about maternal lineage were strong portraits that had me thinking even more about family."
This is great feedback. Thanks, Jessie!
Here is a list of Jessie's books.
http://jessiecarty.com/publications/poetry/
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