Attention: The First International Imaginarium For Word & Verse of 2023 Has Been Postponed…

~ Paul Szlosek

Dear Readers,

I have some bad news and good news concerning our first edition of The International Imaginarium For Word & Verse for 2023 (featuring Padmaja Battani) previously scheduled to be posted on the Imaginarium website this evening. The bad news is that I tested positive for COVID this Thursday, and consequentially am not in shape to finish the Imaginarium in time for tonight and will have to postpone it until I am feeling better (currently, I’m suffering from both low energy and brain fog which makes the task nearly impossible). I am not exactly sure when that will be, but I hope to have this edition of the Imaginarium out sometime by mid-April. The good news is that if you wanted to participate but could not make the deadline, you now can. I am now once again accepting contributions until Saturday, April 8th. Thank you so much for understanding and hope you will take advantage of this extended opportunity to contribute to our latest edition of the Imaginarium…

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Published by Paul Szlosek

Paul Szlosek was born in Southbridge, Massachusetts, but currently resides in the nearby metropolis of Worcester. He was co-founder and host of the long-running Poet’s Parlor poetry reading in Southbridge and Sturbridge, as well as a past recipient of the Jacob Knight Award for Poetry. His poems have appeared in various local publications including the Worcester Review, Worcester Magazine, Sahara, Concrete Wolf, and Diner. He’s probably best known in the Worcester poetry community for his fanatical obsession with obscure poetry forms, and has invented his own including the ziggurat, the streetbeatina, and (most recently) the hodgenelle.

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