Paul Squires is a balding middle aged Australian who has been writing poetry for thirty years.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
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Scrap metal from writers around the world
CONCEPT
Publishing the raw materials of fiction, poetry and other creative work: scrap metal; index cards; napkin notes; etc. Hit and Run was inspired by the very first entry, Matthew St. Amand's Cellphone Silhouette. Please make sure to check out the extensive archive.
SUBMISSIONS
Send high resolution jpg and author bio to cvillewriter@mac.com
PRESS
"Personally, I find it refreshing to see work at its most new, most unformed, with a thousand prospective directions to go. If you're a perfectionist, just one glance at these handwritten scrawls is a calming influence." Ling Ma, SF Examiner
Hit and Run Magazine has the photographic evidence of writers’ work, as it gets done and the evidence is fascinating. Susan Andrus, Consortium of the Creative Nudge
"It's fascinating, and worth checking every day. " Rarely Likeable
"...the frenzied jottings and mad squiggles of other writers and artists from around the world." William Michaelian, Recently Banned Literature
"It's fun!" Paula Bomer, HTML GIANT
Hit and Run Magazine has the photographic evidence of writers’ work, as it gets done and the evidence is fascinating. Susan Andrus, Consortium of the Creative Nudge
"It's fascinating, and worth checking every day. " Rarely Likeable
"...the frenzied jottings and mad squiggles of other writers and artists from around the world." William Michaelian, Recently Banned Literature
"It's fun!" Paula Bomer, HTML GIANT
ARCHIVE
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- Laura Ellen Scott: Social Aid & Pleasure
- Terry DeHart: Final Editing Notes for Novel
- Peter E. Murphy: Home
- Ravi Mangla: Notes on a Receipt
- Shanti Perez: Frostbite
- Marco Giovenale: Asemic Sibyl 0070
- Steven Mayoff: Fridge Poem #18
- Jennifer Morrisette: Notes for a Work in Progress
- James D. Autio: The Misplaced Painting
- Photographic Notes for This Is U
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- M.E. Parker: Waiting for My Daughter
- John Burroughs: A Prisoner's Dream after Hearing o...
- Elizabeth P. Glixman: Relating to Paper
- Steve Young: ashes...ashes...
- Ben Leto: Mnemosyne's Elephant - The Bit With the ...
- Matthew Ward: Sketches from The Film
- Denise Fletcher: Life on the Farm
- Rose Hunter: Notes for an Abandoned Poem, About th...
- Henry Avignon: Scraps #13.424
- Halvard Johnson: Nothing to Declare
- Paul Squires: Notes for Poem
- Kirk Peckham: Kraft Dinner Ad
- Maryanne Stahl: Notes Written in a Car Between Atl...
- CJ Duffy: Notes on Mother Love
- Drew Myron: Compose, count, cut
- Dennis Mahagin: Twitter File
- Jeffery Hess: New Yorker Notes
- Gabriel Orgrease: Pre-Text
- Charles Clifford Brooks III: Unburdened - Rough Dr...
- Mark Emr: Back Page of Bukowski on a Plane
- Kiersty Boon: Pinboard
- David Erlewine: Babysitter
- J. Boothby: Beast
- Meg Pokrass: Notes for a Flash Piece
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7 comments:
Paul is a fantastic poet. It was fascinating to have a look at his notes!
Ditto! Love his work, awesome this glimpse of how it happened :)!!
paul's notes are more aesthetically pleasing than most visual art. and he likes t.rex.
Love Pauls work. He's brilliant.
Dude. So that's how it's done!
Paul is one of the best writers I've come across blogging, from poetry to prosetry.
yeah, what they all sed... tho curious his handwriting twirls speaks volumes...
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