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ATRIA is available for preorder:
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Thanks to @richardsiken @vchangpoet @aracelisxgirmay @richiehof for these beautiful endorsements
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On 6/25, to celebrate my book ATRIA, I’m performing with an incredible group of poets, musicians, dancers, and visual artists at @SFMOMA
Full artist roster, event description, and a link for tickets here:
sfmoma.org/event/atria-live/
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On 6/25, to celebrate my book ATRIA, I’m performing with an incredible group of poets, musicians, dancers, and visual artists at @SFMOMA
Full artist roster, event description, and a link for tickets here:
sfmoma.org/event/atria-live/
@SFMOMA_Press @LiverightPub @WWNortonLibrary
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Explore persona, the power of voice, The New York School, writing personal poetry, the poetry of cities and writing grief with Gregory Crosby, Christopher Rey Pérez, @ds_waldman, Emma Sheinbaum, dawn lonsinger and Wo Chan in these upcoming workshops! brooklynpoets.org/workshops/…
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"Attention seems like a practice we have to cultivate.... The media we’re fed is geared toward shorter and shorter clips.... I’m much more a lay-a-brick-every-day type person."
@ds_waldman talks to @BOMBmagazine about ATRIA: POEMS, in stores today!
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Happy pub day to @ds_waldman, whose debut poetry collection ATRIA arrives in stores today!
“A powerful debut, populated with lovers and painters and musicians and poets, all of it unified by D.S. Waldman’s keen, unblinking eye.” ―Patrick Phillips
Read: wwnorton.com/books/978132409…
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LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER: The love poem—for many of us, it was our portal into poetry. In this six-week, in-person workshop with @ds_waldman, we'll endeavor toward a more vast and surprising understanding of the love poem as a mode. Register by February 8! brooklynpoets.org/workshop/p…
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*NYC book launch*
ATRIA
@LiverightPub @wwnorton
When: Friday 2/20/26 @ 7:00 pm
Where: @booksaremagicbk (122 Montague St.)
Featuring: Shira Erlichman, @_emilyluan , @femd222
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*NYC book launch*
ATRIA
@LiverightPub @wwnorton
When: Friday 2/20/26 @ 7:00 pm
Where: @booksaremagicbk (122 Montague St.)
Featuring: Shira Erlichman, @_emilyluan , @femd222
eventbrite.com/e/d-s-waldman…
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Don’t miss your last chance to explore first books, the poetics of context and the love poem in these workshops with Gbenga Adesina, @OmotaraJames and @ds_waldman that have deadlines this week ⏳ brooklynpoets.org/workshops/…
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The love poem. For many of us, it was our portal into poetry. In this six-week, in-person workshop with @ds_waldman, we will endeavor toward a more vast and surprising understanding of the love poem as a mode.
Register: buff.ly/Wov213B
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Explore first books, context, the love poem, writing your truth and revision with Gbenga Adesina, @OmotaraJames, @ds_waldman, Starr Davis and @TaraSkurtu in these workshops starting in February! Register by January 18th to save $25. brooklynpoets.org/workshops/…
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Pleased to share I’ve received an Individual Artist Grant from New York State Council for the Arts @NYSCArts
Pleased to share I’ve received an Individual Artist Grant from New York State Council for the Arts @NYSCArts
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“Calder” winner of @Poetry_Society Lucille Medwick Memorial Award
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“Leaving the Party” in @BostonReview
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“Leaving the Party” in @BostonReview
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“Calder” winner of @Poetry_Society Lucille Medwick Memorial Award
poetrysociety.org/award-winn…
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A thread of poems from ATRIA (@LiverightPub @wwnorton 2/16/26)
“Thirty three” in @NewYorker
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