LucyDa

@lucyda

I write, I do research; I am a wife and a mom; we bake once in a while. My chapbook 'Life Lines' is available on Amazon and The Bitchin' Kitsch online store.

Singapore, Singapore
notesfromlucia.wordpress.com
Joined January 2009
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    3 hours ago

    My poetry chapbook 'Life Lines', winner of The Bitchin' Kitsch Fall 2017 Chapbook competition, is available in print and Kindle on Amazon and from the publisher, at the Talbot-Heindl store

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  2. 2 hours ago

    Thanks for publishing my poem 'Street Art'. Love the artwork from with which the poem shares the page!

    NEW POETRY by the bilingual writer featuring "Our Ancestors Help Ignite the Revolution," pastel and oil on cardboard. courtesy of the brilliant
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  3. 3 hours ago

    Thanks for publishing it, thanks to interviewee from Singapore Unbound

    Thanks for this interview with about literary bridges between Singapore and New York.
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    Mar 27
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    This is really fascinating! I noticed that we kept running into variations when we were proofing your piece...

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  5. Mar 27

    De mi blog. Como preámbulo a mi pieza experimental publicada recientemente en , hice una pequeña investigación sobre Las varias versiones de de .

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    Mar 25

    Incredible to have a Chicago team in the Final Four. I’ll take that over an intact bracket any day! Congratulations to everybody - let’s keep it going!

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    Mar 24

    Yer a wizard, Harry!!!!!

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    It’s a Cinderella story! For the first time since 1963, Loyola is going to the Final Four!
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  8. Mar 23

    De mi blog. Poema 'El alma en los labios' de Medardo Angel Silva en diaalogo con AI Alice en

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  9. Mar 23

    Yea

    Study: Reading a Novel Changes Your Brain.
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    Mar 22

    This is an excellent idea!

    Business idea: a cleaning service staffed entirely by writers on deadline.
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  11. Mar 22

    Received authors copy of gorgeous issue 1 of experimental litmag I so recommend it

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    Mar 22

    Always Crashing Issue One is making its way out into the world! Some of the best new innovative/experimental/form-bending work available from the likes of & & & &&&

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  13. Mar 22

    Me sumo a esta respuesta

    Una respuesta necesaria...
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    Mar 20

    Lorca claimed his poetry sprang from a childhood of “total simplicity.” But this air of simplicity is more like an alibi or a mask, writes Colm Tóibín. His images are elusive, abstract, yielding no easy interpretation

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    Mar 6

    Copies of 's are still on sale! This magazine features some brutally awesome , , and from 60 writers & artists around the world. Available through the website shop:

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  16. Mar 16

    WTH? How sad and upsetting. She Is A Hero. Una heroina.

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    Mar 13

    ICYMI: Our latest competition winner, Lucía Orellana-Damacela has her chapbook available on Kindle: And, in case you want a paper copy of your own, it is also available in our store:

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  18. Mar 12

    From my blog. Thanks to for publishing my poetry chapbook

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  19. Mar 11

    My chapbook 'Life Lines', winner of The Bitchin' Kitsch Fall 2017 Chapbook competition, is available in paperback at

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    Mar 11

    Our latest The B'K Chapbook competition winner, Lucía Orellana-Damacela's chapbook "Life Lines" is now available in our Kindle store!

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