[pf] publishing one's opus.

At 20:22 8/5/2001 -0400, Molly wrote:
> I usually handwrite my letters in return, but sometimes type them on
computer, which I really prefer. Even as a child, I prefered the typewriter
to printing/writing, and most of my poems from age 10 onward are typed.
>
>~ Molly
>

· Were any of them ever published? What in?

· Have you considered publishing them on a webpage?

· I've just been looking back at a 1997 page of mine, where I mention a
publishing site. (Poetry)
  But it has disappeared ( www.lehigh.net ).

· Then I remembered Debi's recent Simple Times - Vol. 3 No.21 - April 28th.
{To subscribe: mailto:subscribe-simple-times@ds.xc.org }
  Her "Dear Readers" editorial said:

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The latest issue of Simple Times earlier in April was sent out just two
days before Themestream announced that it was closing their business down
completely (they announced they were going out of business only one day
before they actually closed their doors).
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· So I can't recommend any place that specializes in publishing poetry.

· Maybe someone else know a more reliable site on the web.

David.
(David MacClement) davd@ihug.co.nz 
http://www.geocities.com/davd.geo/index.html#top
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