Appearing in the webzine BEAT to a PULP this week is the wry story "If You Only Knew" by Lineup #4 contributor John Stickney, inspired by fellow contributor Mary Christine Delea's poem, "If You Only Knew How Easy It Is To Break Into My House".
In February, BEAT to a PULP editor David Cranmer posted The Lineup #4's first review. In May, he hosted BEAT to a PULP's first-ever week of poetry, featuring poems by Frederick Zackel, Gerald So, and Keith Snyder.
Showing posts with label Mary Christine Delea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mary Christine Delea. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Mary Christine Delea
Mary Christine Delea, originally from Long Island and now living in Oregon, is the author of The Skeleton Holding Up the Sky, two chapbooks, and numerous published poems; go to her web site for more.
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