By Iman Byfield Many thanks to Tidal Basin Review for letting me blog. And let’s keep those pens moving moving moving.
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Goodbye
Posted in iman byfield on September 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Spare the Pen and Lose the Poet
Posted in iman byfield on September 20, 2011 | 1 Comment »
By Iman Byfield Or rather, why I haven’t held a pen in months. This occurred to me only after I recently had to answer a short essay question, during which my hand cramped after about four lines. I was confused, I didn’t understand what was happening, and then I realized I hadn’t actually written [...]
On Saying Things in Other Languages
Posted in iman byfield, tagged foreign language, grammar, Korean, Korean dramas, Seoul, snytax, speaking, thinking, translation on September 10, 2011 | 3 Comments »
By Iman Byfield My desire to say things in other languages is manifesting itself as an obsession with Korean dramas. This obsession being a direct result of my determination to learn passable Korean before I return to Seoul in February. And naturally, this desire to learn Korean well enough to do more than order food [...]
Hello
Posted in iman byfield on September 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
By Iman Byfield As much as people gripe about the Internet mugging up the literary arts by allowing anyone to publish his/her work, I have found that online literary publications have been great for introducing me to poets I would otherwise not have known. In fact, I spent the first semester of my MFA [...]
Welcome TBR September Blogger, Iman Byfield!
Posted in iman byfield on September 1, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Iman Byfield is an MFA candidate in Poetry at Chicago State University. Her work has appeared in the Garland Court Review and Tidal Basin Review. She lives in Chicago and is currently at work on her first poetry collection.
