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The Fairy Tale Magazine Contest is almost over!!!!
Check us out! The contest ends July 31, 2024! I cannot enter because I am staff, but if you have a financial hardship, contact me at...
Facebook Disabled My Accounts
I am still attempting to appeal--if someone actually knows how to do it, please tell me. I've been down every rabbit hole there is trying...


Perennial Death: Fantastic Read
I was fortunate enough to meet Rosaura Irene at the university she attends. I support and buy zombie stories and novels, but I usually do...


The Sealey Day Challenge Day 31. The End. "The Odessey of Star Wars: An Epic Poem by Jack Mitchell
I read the first few sections and my favorite scene that we covered earlier in the week. I agree that this is on par with Homer. It's a...


The Sealey Challenge Day 30: "Not a Princess But (Yes) There was a Pea..." Rebecca Buchannon
"Not a Princess But (Yes) There was a Pea & Other Fairy Tales to Foment Revolution" by Rebecca Buchannon has clever and precise poetry....


The Sealey Challenge Day 29: "Mama Phife Represents" by Cheryl Boyce-Taylor
This is a hybrid book. It is a memoir-in-verse with photos and letters included. It shows a mother's grief story and a mother's love...


The Sealey Challenge Day 28: "The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows" by John Koenig
I have to admit that this a clever idea. Lots of words--most I've never heard of that allow for small moments of explication through a...


The Sealey Challenge Day 27: poetic parts of "Return of the Jedi" by James Kahn
Some day you need to read the prose that made you fall in love with poetry. I recommend it. Darth Vader's last thoughts are some of my...


The Sealey Challenge Day 26: "How to be Drawn" by Terrance Hayes
I will not argue that Terrance Hayes is a genius. He is a word maverick and places social justice behind every turn. Emotion is laid bare...


The Sealey Challenge Day 25: "Mathematics for Ladies: Poems on Women in Science" by Jessy Randall
I admit that I find the poems clever and witty with just hints of what these scientists' lives were like and what mattered most to them....
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