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This #ExpoRecommends has a few pieces withdrawn from past #ExpoReview issues, with commentary from our editors about what made them stand out and where you can find them now: bit.ly/GotAwayReco. @jamandsand @pidgeonholes @thirdcoastmag @PotomacReview @580SplitMag
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Happy to have my first historical short story out in @PotomacReview . "Embargoes" follows a milliner in 1809 Boston.
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Gathering a large corpus of writing data tells us little or nothing about writing #cwcon
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Issue 55 of @PotomacReview is now out! In it, you will find two new poems by yours truly. Lovely, lovely issue.
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Hey! 3 WWPH poets in the latest issue of @PotomacReview: Elisavietta Ritchie, Naomi Thiers, and Elizabeth Murawski! ow.ly/AsU5a
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Reminder - Free hand-drawn sea blob in if u do this: theodorecarter.com/postcard. RT if u want me 2 empty my wallet for stamps, develop hand cramp
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The Civilized World next to the uncivilized blob at yesterday's @MainStTakoma author event.
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If you hate writing a character... don't write them ow.ly/fyfjI #writers #amwriting #novels #fiction
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Almost the whole problem of writing poetry is to bring it back to what you really feel. – Robert Lowell http://tpr.ly/fPkHzV
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Ugh, Todd's having his buddies over for poker night. I just know he's gonna get drunk and accidentally shoot one of the kids, again.
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The funniest thing somebody I just met said to me at AWP: "You look just like your author photo." #AWP
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The retro 80s lit mag button freebie jacket is now complete. Well, most of them are #awp swag. Not all. http://ow.ly/i/7UnI
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RT @BombMagazine "A poem is like a joke that's learned Jujitsu" - WIlliam Stafford via Thomas Sayers Ellis #AWP
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Structure is not a template. It’s not a cookie cutter. It’s something that arises organically from the material... – John McPhee
















