Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
ysabetwordsmith
  • Mood: accomplished

New: Serial Poetry Page

I have finished building a page for "Serial Poetry" on the PenUltimate Productions website.  (Look under "Crowdfunding" and then "My Projects" to find it.)  Here you'll find descriptions of my poetic series, along with links to the individual poems. 

You largely have ladymondegreen to thank for this.  She made a donation in support of the Monster House series, then it turned out that she hadn't found all of them.  So I figured this was a good time to move "need to list all the serial poems so people can find them" off the back burner and onto my to-do list.  It's done, at least for now, so have fun with it.

This will make a good sample page for introducing people to my poetry, or to crowdfunding.  These are some of my most popular projects so I think they'll appeal widely.
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ysabetwordsmith

You're welcome!

ysabetwordsmith

February 20 2011, 05:23:35 UTC 10 years ago

I'm glad you like this.
minor_architect

minor_architect

February 20 2011, 03:59:30 UTC 10 years ago

That's a nice addition to your website!

...and I'm still amazed that my random comment about hiding out under the bed (with the resident bogeyman) started this series. O_o
ysabetwordsmith

Yay!

ysabetwordsmith

February 20 2011, 04:29:07 UTC 10 years ago

>>That's a nice addition to your website!<<

Thank you!

>> ...and I'm still amazed that my random comment about hiding out under the bed (with the resident bogeyman) started this series. O_o <<

Once you drop the pebble in the pond, there is no telling where the ripples will wind up.

That's the joy of cyberfunded creativity. It's a conversation between creator and audience. I set a theme. You give me prompts. I pick some that sound cool, and write about them. You choose what to sponsor. Every once in a while, a poem proves so captivating that someone asks to see more of its characters and setting. We toss the inspiration back and forth between us -- anything could happen, any prompt could become a poem, could become a series. It is all up to what people decide they love enough to support over time.
eseme

eseme

February 20 2011, 04:10:22 UTC 10 years ago

Yes!!

*bookmarks*

I really enjoy your serial poems a lot. Having them all in one place is handy.
ysabetwordsmith

Thank you!

ysabetwordsmith

February 20 2011, 04:32:02 UTC 10 years ago

I'm glad you find this useful. I thought people would, but the feedback is helpful.

*grin* I know you're a fan of my serial poetry. Creating this page did a great job of highlighting some folks who count among my best prompters and sponsors.
msstacy13

msstacy13

February 20 2011, 10:48:17 UTC 10 years ago

Sorry, I'm still in Homer Simpson mode...

"I think that I shall not compose
a poem sweet as Cheerios..."

Mmmm...
Cheerios...
like tiny little donuts...
Mmmm...

But seriously,
productivity and organization are good things.
ysabetwordsmith

Yes...

ysabetwordsmith

February 20 2011, 17:23:24 UTC 10 years ago

>> But seriously,
productivity and organization are good things. <<

I put the guide on my main website because that one is easier to organize and update than a LiveJournal post. I think it turned out pretty well.
msstacy13

Re: Yes...

msstacy13

February 21 2011, 13:59:47 UTC 10 years ago

I did stop in and look around,
and, yes, it did turn out well.