Carla Sarett

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Any Excuse for a Party: Interview Interview with Susan Weinstein about my new chapbook

Any Excuse for a Party: Interview
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Personally NO

Thanks to Susan Weinstein for this fun interview about Any Excuse for a Party.

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Brian Wilson was a true original— with a sense of melody few have equalled. .

Oh Brian Wilson….

Thank you so much Jessica!

Thanks much, Simeon!

Thanks much!

New content every morning! We ate the usual Peking Duck and flew all over and then we were seventy and in-between.

Have a laugh. My piece, “The New Ninety”. in The Gorko Gazette

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The World is Theirs (for #pride month)

Opening I entered this world not wanting to come. I'll leave it not wanting to go. All this while, when it seemed there were two doors, there was only one-this passing through. —Tess Gallagher

Oof, yes.

Thanks to editor Jeffrey Heath.

Three Poems by Carla Sarett Unsent Postcard I own too many heirloom timepieces like the broken grandfather clock, it never strikes the hour properly, it lags a minute then longer so by mid- summer 9 a.m. it might be any hour.…

Some new poems of mine here, including one of my Dickens centos.
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So pleased to see Joan Kwon Glass’s wonderful collection win the Eric Hoffer Book Award. A book that has stayed with me.

One of the rare times my father chastised me was when I described a house as ugly. He said, sweetheart, someone lives in that house.

Always Emily Dickinson. “Forever is composed of Nows.”

A photo of fir trees on a snowy mountain side. The sun peeks through a cloudy sky.

"The other night I danced for the first time in months /
to my favorite Sheryl Crow song—opens with guitar /
and drums."

The poem SELF-ELEGIES by our recently passed contributor @marthasilano.bsky.social
was published in Poetry Magazine ❤️‍🩹 Please give it a read: buff.ly/UDTtaHC

I would never erase a book…but I’m fine never reading The Old Man and the Sea again. .

Oh thank you….I do enjoy humor in poetry.

From my archive of silly poems, “If I Were a Woman in a Novel” (published in Lighten Up)

Thank you so much, I chose the painting by the great Judith Leyster (whose work went unrecognized for centuries.)

And thanks to @hobocampreview.bsky.social @farewelltransmiss.bsky.social + other great editors.

Yes, we all need poems about Betty Boop and baby elephants…my new e-book’s out (hey, only $5)

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my poem about a dress….a Patrick Kelly dress. from Woman on the Run.

I am holding this for you: cento using lines drawn from Richard Siken, Crush and The War of the Foxes

My cento from lines of Richard Siken in JAKE today

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My review of Dancing Backwards Towards Pluperfect by KOSS appears in Trampoline today.
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Thanks so much!

Fevers of the Mind Poetry & Art 2025: #47 Carla Sarett Carla Sarett is a poet, essayist and fiction writer based in San Francisco. Her work has appeared in Thimble, Blue Unicorn, San Pedro River Review, Naugatuck River Review, ONE Art, Hobart Pulp, Acr…

A Fevers of the Mind Poetry Showcase #47 from Carla Sarett #Poetry #writingcommunity @carlasarett.bsky.social #feversofthemind feversofthemind.com/2025/03/12/f...