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Thursday, April 21, 2011
I just got an email giving more detail regarding the deadline for the haiku we're writing. Megan Rivas, the organizer of the event (I think) says:
I would love for poetry to be submitted by Friday, April 22nd to the DAC CC: Megan Rivas or electronically at this email megan.rivas.8457@mail.linnbenton.edu This submission is for US to print it. If poets would like to submit AFTER this date, it will have to be printed on their own.
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