[Ned Balbo]

Master of form Lewis Turco writes regularly on odd and invented forms & the most recent column arose from a question I asked about Annabelle Moseley's mirror sonnets. (Annabelle's debut volume is The Clock of the Long Now, on the David Roberts imprint.)

I realized this could be a great resource for Eratosphere poets as the forms and columns add up over time. Here's the link:

http://lewisturco.typepad.com/odd_and_invented_forms/

[Janice D. Soderling]

Thanks, Ned. That site is certainly one I want to bookmark. Truly a resource.

Thanks too, for asking the question. I was tremenously impressed by Annabelle's mirror sonnet (in the link supplied by Maryann C.)

[Ned Balbo]

Hi, Janice, I think this is the link you mean, but here it is again so no one has to search for it. Thanks for reminding me about it.

Annabelle Moseley talks about the mirror sonnet form and reads an example during the 2012 WCU Poetry Conference first books panel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzvaOOFPwp4