Layla Todd is an untraditionally Slytherin word witch studying Creative Writing at the University of Arizona. Subscribe for book reviews, writing and blogging tips, and poetry and prose.
Hidden in Children: A Poetry Anthology
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January truly flew by, but I am thrilled that I was able to keep to my goal of posting more regularly on my blog. Now that I have found a schedule that is working for me thus far, I am excited to start submitting my pieces to more journals and magazines. In the meantime, here is news about two pieces I have had published this far, including news about a fabulous poetry anthology! Recent articles
On a final note, my classes have been going well and I am very much enjoying my English and Creative Writing classes, as we have been both reading some excellent pieces and tapping into our own creativity. Have a fabulous February and may the words flow! |
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Layla Todd
Layla Todd is an untraditionally Slytherin word witch studying Creative Writing at the University of Arizona. Subscribe for book reviews, writing and blogging tips, and poetry and prose.
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Book Review: Waking up to Thrutopia by Conny Borgelioen I am delighted to share a book review of Waking up to Thrutopia by Conny Borgelioen, a beautiful poetry and essay collection that, divided into three connected parts, chronicles the author’s struggle with a chronic illness and puts to words what it feels like to “elucidate the healing process and “ask hard questions as [the author’s] tender rebellion against the status quo begins to take shape.” Full Review 166 South Mountain Lane,...
Book Review: Whistler of Petty Crimes by Eileen Ike West I recently had the pleasure of reading Eileen Ike West’s debut poetry collection, Whistler of Petty Crimes, and am delighted to share a book review of this transportive poetic narrative. The poems in this book are not short as each one imparts a story that plays into the narrative of the author’s life from childhood to adulthood. The poetic landscapes are rich with emotion and imagery and the writing alive with a sense of lives lived....