Jayne Pupek:Freelance Profile

I have been busy with freelance projects during the past few months. I thought I'd share my profile on Elance for those of you who are interested in getting started as a freelancer or who might like to have me complete a project. Jayne Pupek

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shmoop

With a goal to "demystify poetry and help make it more fun and relevant to students' daily lives," Shmoop offers guidance and refreshment for relectant readers.

Shouts & Murmurs: Subject: Our Marketing Plan: newyorker.com

Shouts & Murmurs: Subject: Our Marketing Plan: newyorker.com

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Edgar Allan Poe Finally Getting Buried in Style

Edgar Allan Poe Finally Getting Buried in Style

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Chaperons of a Lost Poet

Chaperons of a Lost Poet by John Vick


My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Vick's first collection is a bold and finely crafted portrait. The work is actually one long poem, but is best savored in small portions. This is a complex and textured poem, rich in imagery and language. Vick explores the landscape of the self with rare honesty and precision. Bravo!

My New Macbook

My PC died recently, which was a drag, but my computer geek salvaged my hard drive. Whew! I bit the bullet and bought a MacBook. I may have to subsist on peanut butter now, but it is worth it. I will NEVER use a PC again. There should be a temple for Apple worshippers...maybe that is part of the reason for the Genius Bar in Apple stores...a place to kneel and give thanks for the Mac. I can totally see it.

Other news...Margaret Oleksa reviewed Tomato Girl on Examiner.com. Read her review.

The Lovely Bones