New poetry e-book out “Things to do on Vacation in Florida with your Dog” https://t.co/v2kv3ZBZLj pic.twitter.com/k1miR6H34H
— LB Sedlacek (@lbsedlacek) November 20, 2018
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Press Release on “Average Bears”
One of my very favorite chapbooks …copies available direct from me
Mason Jars
A story on my Medium page: “Mason Jars”
Reading from “Words and Bones” book launch
A poetry reading from the new poetry book, “Words and Bones” book launch
New short story published by Unlikely Stories
I have a new short story just published by Unlikely Stories. The Swimming Edge by LB Sedlacek
A Review of “Words and Bones”
A review of the poetry book “Words and Bones” published by Finishing Line Press. “I really love Words and Bones as your poems offer a sense of calm in what could be described as a world of calamity. They just make one feel better.” ~Rocky B.
You can purchase a copy of the book from me directly or purchase it online: https://www.finishinglinepress.com/product/words-and-bones-by-lb-sedlacek/
LA vs LA – New! Poetry in LA, 2 now available
NEW: “Poetry in LA 2: LA vs LA” – book 2 of poems from the Facebook page @poetryinla
Return to more poems about LA, Lenoir Area, in this second book featuring poetry from the Facebook page, @poetryinla. This time poems cover our local arts scene such as our murals and the famous Dirt Circle (“Across the Grain” sculpture by Thomas Sayre.) Poems go back in time to what our area was originally known as “Tuckers Barn” and to days of local raw honey and homemade molasses, the old Blue Bell plant and Lenoir High School. Current outdoor sculptures as well a local popular fresco get a nod in this second book, a sequel to “Poetry in LA – Only in LA (LA Poems)” published last year, 2017. There’s also a follow up to the poem “Hibriten Mountain” from the first book with the new poem “Mill Mountain to Hibriten Mountain.” If you enjoyed the first book “Only in LA,” you’ll want to read the follow up book with the new poems, too!
Tourbillon – new poem
I have a new poem, “Tourbillon” up now at “Skive Magazine” online.
Electric Melt
Writing is a difficult business, if you are trying to make a living of any sort with it. As many writers tend to be working on their own, if you can’t find writing opportunities then you need to try to make your own. Poetry is also a difficult business if you want to have any sort of success with it at all. You have to create your own opportunities with it as well. That’s what Whitman did with his poetry – he created his own success. His poems and his methods with publishing his poetry are the inspiration for the lead essay and this book. The lead essay involves how to read Walt Whitman, a must read for would be poets and poetry lovers to read and digest. His very approach and success to poetry can teach would be poets and current poets a lot about how to succeed in this art, this field even today. My essays in this book, offer different insights into writing, publishing, editing and surviving as a writer and/or as a poet.


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