Back like your monthly paycheck, check out Episode 23: The Effects of a Tandem Kayak with the indomitable poet and editor extraordinaire Caitlyn Paley. We discuss Misty, the art of knuckling, confronting the zeitgeist, women in small press publishing, submission as art as process, the needs of the magazine when the work has its own suspense, looking fear in the face so you can get all Caitlyn Paley about it, and generally how readers destroy the words that they read. And in What’s On My Desk, I get all fifth generation immigrant Chuck Norford on Lee Busby’s ” The Origin’s of Blackbird.” So clip your toenails, dry out your moist clothing line, engage the bottle and the class, but either way give us a listen without end.
Caitlyn Paley is the founder and editor-in-chief of 491 Magazine. Her work has appeared in The Austin Review, Metazen, Moria Poetry Journal, Shampoo, andOtoliths, among others. Caitlyn received her MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts.
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Steve,You have a lot of people that seem to have an automatic chimpout whenever Whiskey posts. It's gotten very noticable. His post was clearly worded. Someone may disagree with the content, but it's not different in tone then 90% of other posts in your comments section.My distilled version of his post…1. agricultural development is good for Turkey.2. Islamicization is bad.Big deal, seems plausible.I'm calling B.S. on the anti-Whiskey brigade.Duncan Idaho