Pulitzer Remix Recap

Sigh. I'm going through "remixing" withdrawal. After writing every day, it feels weird not to have a daily writing deadline for the Pulitzer Remix. 

I've worked on erasure poems/found poems before but this was the first time I spent such an extended period of time working on a project like this. It was an amazing experience! Thanks to Jenni B. Baker for the opportunity to be a part of this innovative project and welcoming writing community.

I was one of 85 poets who wrote an original found poem a day for the month of April using words from Pulitzer Prize winning works of fiction. The Pulitzer Remix was sponsored by the Found Poetry Review.

The website will soon disappear, so please check out the thousands of poems while you still can.

To read all 30 of my poems, please click HERE.

Thanks for reading.

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Interview with CULT MTL

We're already past the halfway point for the Pulitzer Remix project and National Poetry Month. I can't believe I've been keeping up with posting poem a day. Okay, okay, so I'm behind on today's poem but that'll be remedied soon. Poet's promise...

CULT MTL, Montreal's English-language arts, culture and news website & monthly print publication (which took over the void left by the departure of The Hour and The Mirror) kindly did an interview with me about the Pulitzer Remix.

Please check out the interview HERE.

Thank you, Rachel Levine

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Pulitzer Remix for National Poetry Month

For National Poetry Month, I will be writing/remixing poems based on the 1944 Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction - Martin Flavin's Journey in the Dark - every day for the month of April. Stay tuned for my poems...

Please check out:

1) An interview with me about the Pulitzer Remix project HERE.

2) The Pulitzer Remix website HERE.

3) The Pulitzer Remix project press release HERE.

4) An interview with Pulitzer Remix and The Found Poetry Review founder, Jenni B. Baker HERE.

Happy National Poetry Month!

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