An Alien Ate My SF Poem
Elizabeth Barrette
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An Alien Ate My SF Poem
by Elizabeth Barrette
Partial–birth Revolution
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Twelve Dancing Daughters
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"Currently, there are two categories, the long poem (50 lines or longer) and the short poem (0–49 lines, though how one can have a zero–line poem is a legitimate question)."
– Greg Beatty in "Reading the Rhysling: 1978" in Strange Horizons, February 13, 2006
An Alien Ate My SF Poem
More than 270 of her poems have appeared in over seventy markets. Her recent poetry credits include "The Night Mare Song" in Sorcerous Signals and "Calligraphy in Silk" in Emerging Visions. Her current day job is Managing Editor for PanGaia magazine, which includes selecting the poetry.