isn't this great news?
an email from Poetry Salzburg Review editor Wolfgang Görtschacher: Dear Michi,
who would have thought, once upon a time, when i said not so nice things about the name nigel, and my dear other spouse angie started the nigel series!? i wonder, does this say something about the state of austrian universities?
this term I teach a poetry course for second-year students. They have to write a term paper of 8-10 pages analysing one poem. Among other poems published in Poetry Salzburg Review I have selected your poem "Nigel's World Turns on Its Axis" to be analysed by one of my students. In case s/he wants to contact you and ask questions, would you be willing to answer them?
Best wishes
song of the day: mad about you by hooverphonic.
4 comments:
hey that's so cool. i think we'll all want to read that paper. congratso!
Michi, real cool news...it will be fascinating to read the analysis : )
A great sign of your poetry : )
Liz
tee hee hell and bones, mittens! not nigel! i'm not sure what that student will think of your —erm— answers. he/she might ask: "what does nigel represent in our modern world?", "why did you choose the name nigel?" and "does nigel suffer from the oedipus complex?" 8-10 pages for one poem is loooooooooooooong. they'll be using my rc boating poem, too. less tricky/ticklish to answer questions on *that*, thank god.
and you're right about redactions! they just replied to my query. they probably know i've got a thing for duration. **gulp**
a.
Very very cool!! Who knew Nigel would take on such a life of his own?! Congratulations, Michi!
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