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		<title>All-Poetry, All-the-Time, or Why I&#8217;m Glad to Be Back in Seattle</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Some things make you feel really feel like you&#8217;re back &#8220;home.&#8221; Like when the sun comes out in February, and you can see Mount Rainier (or a big full moon.) Like going over to your friend&#8217;s house for a poetry group meeting &#8211; a group that&#8217;s been meeting regularly for almost eight (nine?) years &#8211; [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Some things make you feel really feel like you&#8217;re back &#8220;home.&#8221; Like when the sun comes out in February, and you can see Mount Rainier (or a big full moon.) Like going over to your friend&#8217;s house for a poetry group meeting &#8211; a group that&#8217;s been meeting regularly for almost eight (nine?) years &#8211; and listening to your poet friend&#8217;s war stories and poems, hearing their good news and discouragements, shared over hot tea and plates of snacks. Like going back to a poetry reading series I used to help with &#8211; the SoulFood Books series &#8211; and seeing Lana and Michael. The guest poet last night was Tom C. Hunley, publisher of my first book. He&#8217;s a funny, laconic deliverer of poems. He also said that <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Becoming-Villainess-Jeannine-Hall-Gailey/dp/0974326437/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1298060403&#038;sr=8-1">Becoming the Villainess</a> is Steel Toe Books&#8217; bestseller (Yay! that warmed my heart!) I&#8217;m also going to participate in another Seattle ritual tomorrow, and attend a poetry reading at Open Books &#8211; Mary Ruefle is in town!</p>
<p>All the socializing and poetry-izing is wearing me out, but in a good way. I feel like my life&#8217;s pace has quickened from the gradual, laconic heartbeat of California life to a caffeine-buzzed doubletime here in Seattle. More people to see, more stuff to do. It&#8217;s a poetry-stuffed town! In fact, I missed two readings this week already! But I wrote a new long poem, I sent out a few subs, I heard back from some lit mags, and Glenn is still dusting up his poetry submission database system we&#8217;ve been working on since December. (Much more thorough than my Excel spreadsheet, I can say that.) I also know I need to get on the ball and start booking readings for my new book this fall and next spring. If you feel like you&#8217;d love to have me come out to your conference or college, to read a bunch of poems about love, marriage, Japanese anime, etc, please let me know! I am feeling bashful about asking this time around, but I&#8217;m not sure why. The ARCs should be ready in a couple of months&#8230;it&#8217;s getting so close!</p>
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