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.
'O Clock' Published at Masticadores Usa!
'O Clock' Published at Masticadores Usa!
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I finally booked my ticket home and leave Tucson May 16th for Virginia, where I'll spend lovely three months. I am excited to have more time to write poetry and prose over the summer, as well as get back to submitting my work to new magazines and journals. I am also taking a poetry class next semester that I am so very excited about, as my fiction class this semester has been delightful. With that said, here is a peek at my latest publication. Latest PublicationI am delighted to share my poem O' Clock is published at Masticadores Usa! Masticadores Usa is an online magazine that, along with its sister sites, publishes a range of evocative writing in ten different countries.
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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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