The subscriber in the following bounce was notified that mail to this address
was bouncing--she has since been unsubbed at this address (for several weeks)
and resubbed to ICWP-L (International Center for Women Playwrights) at a
different address. I deleted her at this old address, but every day there are
bounces in my mailbox from this original trouble address.
Can anyone help with this problem? I tried to send a message to the
postmaster at ECHONYC, but receive the same NO SUCH HOST response. I don't
understand why mail is still sent to the address, when listserv tells me that
the subber at this address has been deleted.
Thanks in advance.
Diane Taber-Markiewicz
The enclosed message, found in the ICWP-L mailbox and shown under the spool ID
8459 in the system log, has been identified as a possible delivery error notice
for the following reason: "X-Report-Type:" field found in mail header.
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Date: Fri, 24 Mar 1995 12:06:26 -1000
Reply-To: International Center for Women Playwrights
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From: Justina Taft Mattos <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: just wondering!
To: Multiple recipients of list ICWP-L <[log in to unmask]>
In-Reply-To: <95Mar23.181044hst.11367(7)@relay1.Hawaii.Edu>
Personally, my biggest day-to-day struggle as a playwright is finding the
time to write. I am not a professional playwright, because somehow I
have to earn a regular paycheck to pay rent, bills, etc. So I work and
go to school all day, take care of my daughter & do homework in the evenings,
and late at night after everyone has gone to bed, if I'm not too
exhausted, I have a few precious hours of peace & quiet where the muse
sometimes visits me.
I spoke to another woman playwright who says that when she hits a
hot streak in her writing, finds a subject that inspires her, she locks
herself in her apartment and doesn't come out for 3 days or whatever
until her play is written. For a moment I felt a twinge of jealousy that
she had the luxury to do that. But I *chose* to fill my life with
marriage and a family, (and to marry a man who I knew wouldn't have the
income to allow me to stay home & be a "housewife"/playwright), so that
means that my playwrighting time is precious & limited, but I guess we all
make choices we have to live with one way or another.
Too bad it takes money to get by in this world. I bet there'd be
many more lovely poets and artists in the world if they didn't have to
sell shoes all day to pay the rent.
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