This book may tell youHow to write a rhyming poemHow to right a wrongHow to write a form letter with empathyHow to write a bridgeHow to right awayHow to write the word “onomatopoeia”How to write from the heartHow to right the leftHow to write off your childrenHow to write a homely as an atheistHow to right what can never be forgivenHow to write an efficient and effective love letterHow to write your way out of a paper bag,a glass box,a mud hut,a bad job,a sentence,a Hotel DieuHow to write the symbol for infinite energyHow to etirw sdrawkcabHow to write at a kitchen table while the baby is crying and the phone won’t stop ringingHow to write with an empty wombHow to write home after a very long timeHow to write in C+++ or CobaltHow to write without genderHow to write in the marginsHow to write “No” to him in the way that’s least likely to get you killedHow to write when there are no words left,when it’s too late,when they’ve gone,when she’s dead,when the night is over,when the ice has melted too quickly,when you no longer want
Anita Dolman is a poet,
fiction writer and editor, as well as a contributing editor for Arc Poetry Magazine. Her poetry and fiction have appeared in numerous journals,
magazines and anthologies. She is the author of Lost Enough: A collection of short stories, and co-editor of Motherhood in Precarious Times, an international anthology of poetry and non-fiction. Dolman is also the
author of two poetry chapbooks, and was a finalist for the 2015 Alberta
Magazine Award for fiction.
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