Marie Lecrivain
author's bio
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Marie Lecrivain is the executive editor and publisher of poeticdiversity: the litzine of Los Angeles and is a writer in residence at her apartment.
Her prose and poetry have appeared in a number of journals and anthologies, including: Aesthetica, I Left This Here for You, Luces y Sombras, Media Cake eMagazine, NEONBEAM, Poetic Voices Without Borders 2 (copyright 2009 Gival Press), The Poetry Salzburg Review, Re)verb, The Los Angeles Review, Sein Und Werden, The Toronto Quarterly, and is forthcoming in Spillway, and Lavanderia: Women, Washing and Words (City Works Press, Fall 2009).
Marie's short story, "The Word Thief" was nominated for a 2007 Pushcart Prize. Marie's new poetry collection, Antibellum Messiah, (copyright 2009 Sybaritic Press), is available through Amazon.com.
Marie's avocations include photography; meditation; Libers CCXX and LXV; marmosets; Christopher Eccleston, or Sean Bean (depending on what day of the week it is); her co-owned cats Puff and Mr. Poe; expensive handbags; the number seven, and sensual tributes upon her neck from male artists-except male poets, who only write about it.
"Writing is like having sex with a beautiful freak; adventurous and uncomfortable to the extreme." - m. lecrivain 2004
marie
marie@poeticdiversity.org
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