Jessie Carty’s writing has appeared in publications such as MARGIE, decomP and Connotation Press. She is the author of five poetry collections which include the upcoming chapbook An Amateur Marriage (Finishing Line, 2012) and the award winning full length poetry collection,Paper House (Folded Word 2010). Jessie is an adjunct instructor in the First-Year Writing Program at UNC-Charlotte. She is the founding editor of Referential Magazine. She can be found often around the web so check out the pages tabbed above and the side bar of the blog page.
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Congrats on our (former) NC Poet Laureat’s placing you on her website – so cool!
She’s a woderful person – she did a book blurb for Tender Graces, too – I was honored enough she read my book!
Thanks Kat! We still need to do a book swap. I get to read at Malaprop’s in August!!! Isn’t Kay just the best
Hi Jessie
Hope you are well,
I am eager in knowing more about your writing style.
Best regards,
Majid
Thanks for stopping by
how are you?
Doing well Jingle hope you are as well
wow. you have your finger in a lot of pies. lol
I don’t think I could function without a Ron of projects at my beck and call
Love your work! Great stuff.
Thanks! I tried to stop by your web link but it gave me an error message
Thanks for the post on my Six Questions For. . . blog. Don’t be surprised to receive a set for Referential.
BTW, I live in Huntersville.
Would love to see some of your work, Jim!
I live in North Charlotte myself
BTW, an announcement will be going out soon about a new charlotte/meck branch of the NCWN which will be meeting at Borders Northlake so keep your eyes open!
I’ll keep an eye out for the announcement. I’ve gravitated to writing crime stories of late. Here are a couple.
http://theflashfictionoffensive.blogspot.com/2010/08/whats-father-to-do-by-jim-harrington.html
http://theflashfictionoffensive.blogspot.com/2010/06/theres-rule-for-that-by-jim-harrington.html
I might have to curl up with those later
jessie, hadn’t seen this site of yours before! it’s really cool! congrats
best,
david
Thanks David! And anyone who reads this and does read David’s project – Young American Poets – DO SO NOW! Link under lit mags and should be available if you click through on Young Poets under David’s avatar
Congrats Jessie
Nice site…. great work!
Thanks for stopping by
hope you’ll come to visit!
So happy I stumbled across you. Interesting post … To Poem or not to Poem…
Guess my shot at publication is well, shot lol! I have them posted everywhere, but Im sure I need more practice anyway…
im adding you to my blog roll if u dont mind?
Thanks for stopping by Kellie! I’d love to be on your blog roll and if you join in the discussion here from time to time just ask me and I’ll add you to my blog roll
I had had no idea you were such a fine author little edgy but nonetheless still good works of poetry and writing.
You found me out! I’ll have to wonder which pieces you read
Thanks for your excellent class discussion on Poe.
i like it …I like it Jessie
Thanks, Wayne
Hi Jessie,
Congrats on your recent win at the NCPA Book Awards, April 30th.
My first chapbook is going to be published in mid-2012 by Folded Word,
and I’m really enjoying your blog site.
Thanks, Brenda! And congrats for joining the Folded Word family!
YO YO YIGGITY YO!!!
Greetings? Wait…I bet I know who this is
Hi Jessie,
With an email address change, I’m wanting to stay connected on your blog.
Brenda
Hi Jessie,
Can writers with upcoming chapbook publications post a few poems on your blog for commentary and feedback?
Brenda
Every Friday I post a “make Friday write” blog where I post one of my poems in progress and others post theirs in comments for discuss. I then take down any poems (or other forms of witting) one week later, but not the comments
Hi Jessie,
I am an inspiring new author trying to get a book review for my book, New Beginnings. I have been doing some research and came across your name. I know you are a very busy lady, but if you are interetsted in reading a great love story please feel free to read my book. I will send it wherever you are.
Thanks in advance for your time.
Sincerely,
John G. Briscoe
Thanks for stopping by, John. Unfortunately, I’m only doing a limited number of reviews when a publisher sends me a book directly or when it is a book by somoene I’ve worked with before. Sorry about that!