- Debbie Gavazzi8/5/2010Remember in the first edition when Frost's chestnut was printed by MacMillan Co. as Two Toads Diverged in the Woods? LOL!
- Renee Bagley7/15/2010LOL... I have been there! I have been trying to triple check my titles lately, for the same reason. I wrote a book called The Golden Bumble Bee and they printed it as The Golden Assble Bee which is a real howler.
- Pearl Grace7/5/2010Really fun poem to read in pubic! Its rhythm is aweome. Very nice job!
- Stephanie Jeannot7/1/2010Poetry Love!
- Marie Stine6/29/2010I know the feeling! One time Philip Larkin jokingly said "call it Whit-tit Weddings" and that's just what Faber & Faber did.
- Catherine Spencer.6/29/2010I just thought you had created a new type of poetry: the Bonnet. Which is a sonnet but it has to be about hats. Like your poem was when it mentioned the fedora. Funny.
- Rita Oakleaf (formerly Muether)6/29/2010I usually spell things right, but sometimes leave words out. When I read over it, I somehow "read" words that aren't there because I know what I want it to say. Typos annoy all of us, I think. A really funny thing though is that I just reread this and the way i spelled Typos was Typohs which is a wholly different word in its way. Incidentally I went back and changed the initial usage.
- Ellen Burford6/29/2010lol!
- Shelly Barclay6/26/2010Typos are the bone of my existence.
- Carol Roach6/26/2010I am the same way, it's a learning disability for me. I wood forget my had if it wasn't screwed on to my neck. Still, i do love poetry to the end.
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Poetry Typos: the Comment Stream
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