Jim Trainer

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Shrieks from Paradise, Correspondence&Rails#22: PUBLISHED

In Austin, Being A Writer, Correspondence, going for the throat, Poetry, poetry submission, Submitting on August 27, 2015 at 12:55 pm

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Shrieks of Paradise, Correspondence&Rails#17

In Being A Writer, Poetry, poetry submission, Submitting, Writing, WRITING PROCESS on September 22, 2014 at 5:40 pm

Dear Mr Trainer,

The second issue of The Waggle is now up, with your work featured!

http://thewaggle.ca/

I’ve done my very best to present your work accurately and respectfully. However, if you notice any problems, please let me know and I’ll fix them immediately!

Thanks so much for contributing to this issue!

Peace,
Anna Lapointe
Managing Editor

 

 

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Shrieks of Paradise, Correspondenc&Rails#16

In Being A Writer, Poetry, poetry submission, Submitting, Writing on August 6, 2014 at 2:31 pm

Dear Mr. Trainer –

Thank you so much for your submission and your kind words!  I would very much like to include your poems “Celeste,” “the bane of it, still,” and “my pain has tossed me out of the alabaster rooms” in The Waggle Issue 2.  If these are still available, and you are willing to have me include them, please let me know.  I look forward to hearing from you!
sincerely,
Anna Lapointe

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Shrieks of Paradise, Correspondence&Rails#14: Livin’ the dream.

In Being A Writer, Jim Trainer, Poetry, Writing on May 7, 2014 at 1:10 pm

Dear Jim,

Thank you for sending your poetry to Philadelphia Stories again! We would love to use your poem “the old dogs of Karma” in our Summer 2014 print issue.

Please reply with your (30-120 word or about 3 sentence) bio and let me know that the poem has not been previously published — in print or online — nor is it slated for publication in the next year. From our author agreement:

Author grants exclusive first North American Serial rights to publish ____________________ (Title) in print and online for 12 months. All rights revert back to the author in one year.

Author hereby acknowledges that this poem has previously been unpublished.

Author acknowledges, warrants and affirms that he/she has read the submission guidelines as set forth in Philadelphia Stories’ website, and acknowledges, warrants affirms that this submission meets those guidelines.

I look forward to hearing from you soon — ideally, before the end of the week.

Thank you so much!

Courtney Bambrick
Philadelphia Stories, Poetry Editor

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Shrieks of Paradise, Correspondence&Rails#12: Glorious Print

In Uncategorized on August 8, 2013 at 11:16 am

Dear Jim,

We would like to include your poem, “The Philly in Me” in our Fall 2013 online issue. As we were debating work to accept in the magazine, we all found that we related to the experience of being outside of the area (in the Midwest or on the West Coast, in particular) and feeling decidedly “Philly” when others were nice for no reason.

Please respond as soon as possible letting me know that the poem has not appeared nor is forthcoming in print or online (in any non-password protected site, including personal blogs). Also send us your most recent bio.

Thank you so much for sending your work to Philadelphia Stories!

Courtney K. Bambrick, Poetry Editor
Philadelphia Stories