Featured in Hit And Run Magazine
April 10, 2009 at 5:09 pm | Posted in contemporary poetry, links, memoirs, poetry | 17 CommentsTags: contemporary poetry, Hit And Run Magazine, links, Paul Squires
Hit And Run Magazine is one the coolest concepts in magazines I’ve seen for a long time. I am proud as a penguin to be featured in it.
Notes for a Poem by Paul Squires in “Hit And Run Magazine.”
You can read the piece of prose this became here. Nancy Bird Walton AO OBE (1915-2009).
(Hit And Run are currently asking for submissions, why wouldn’t you?)
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I have a couple of lines stuck to a pinboard that I like too much to throw away… maybe I should submit that? I like seeing your jottings. It’s interesting how we all whirl around the page while the thought forms and we hunt for the right words.
Comment by Narnie— April 10, 2009 #
now that is a cool concept! Nice to see your handwriting!
Comment by Crafty Green Poet— April 10, 2009 #
Cool! I’ll have a go!
Comment by breathenoah— April 10, 2009 #
Such a good idea. I love the process of writing. Good on you!
Comment by Selma— April 10, 2009 #
Hey neat, congrats Paul :)!! Ok I want to try too!!
Comment by Mental Mist— April 10, 2009 #
I read the piece and the notes… consider yourself under the microscope now 🙂 !!… sorry i just cant help it 😦
Comment by Mental Mist— April 10, 2009 #
now that is something wonderful bravo to the magazine and to you dear sir, what a cool thing!
Comment by tipota— April 11, 2009 #
i would pay (not so) good amurrican dollars for a book full of that stuff. its great.
Comment by jason— April 11, 2009 #
Jason. I’ll raise you.
Comment by Brad— April 11, 2009 #
Very cool idea. 🙂
Comment by Tina Trivett— April 12, 2009 #
Well done Paul!
That is a fine publication – raw materials *are* fascinating especially yours.
HAPPY EASTER and such. Happy in general. Here’s an egg, in tribute to Dali, perhaps. How’s things?
Unspeakably Cool. Peace.
I’m here. I haven’t been. May I apologise for being a ghost? Glad to be speaking to you again in celebratory times…
Seeya
Pete
Comment by peterandthehare— April 12, 2009 #
loved it!(the concept)
I am soo happy for you -you are starting to get heard out there.
Comment by Annamari— April 12, 2009 #
Congrats, Paul. I love that site! You deserve to be proud about this… and in a particularly penguin-ish way.
Comment by Elizavetta— April 12, 2009 #
I’m so happy for you, Paul. This is just the beginning.
Comment by harmonie22— April 13, 2009 #
Thanks everybody. I really enjoyed these two guest appearances, they were fun. I might do more of it in the future.
Comment by Paul— April 15, 2009 #
Further congrats to you. Though the epithet, hmm, perhaps you might have been volunteered as the “ever-youthful, nay ageless, wise and debonnair, Aussie sage” — or something of similar effect.
You’ve got to talk to your PR people!
Comment by Aletha— April 15, 2009 #
Yo Paul, thanks for the suggestion. I gave it a go, and guess what…
Comment by breathenoah— April 23, 2009 #