Feminist Voices & Visions

Letter from Barbara Kingsolver to CALYX

[Letter from Barbara Kingsolver
 to CALYX (January 22, 1987)]

Letter from Barbara Kingsolver to CALYX (January 16, 1987) following notification that two of her poems had been selected for the Florilegia anthology
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January 22, 1987

Margarita Donnelly
Calyx
P.O. Box B
Corvallis, OR 97339

Dear Ms. Donnelly:

I was delighted to learn that two of my poems will be appearing in your retrospective anthology; I look forward to seeing Florilegia. I would prefer to have my contributor's copy in book form.

I live in Tucscon, Arizona, where I work as a freelance writer. My poetry and fiction have recently appeared in Heresies, Sojourner, and The Virginia Quarterly Review. I've just finished my first novel, The Bean Trees, and am now awaiting my first child, which is due to arrive before your next issue.

The two poems you selected — "Your Mother's Eyes" and "Remember the Moon Survives" — have not been published elsewhere since their appearance in your magazine last year.

I'm honored to have been a part of Calyx's first ten years. Best wished for your next decade.

Sincerely,

"BARBARA KINGSOLVER



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