Lives on blueberries and pickles: Writer/Assist. Prof. Work in Alaska Quarterly, Massachusetts Review, Oxford American, others. Opinions she/hers.
Joined June 2013
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🌟THE GARDEN got its first prepub review, and it's a star from @KirkusReviews!! 🌟 "Like an overgrown garden—untamable, lush, and wild in ways lovely and terrifying." kirkusreviews.com/book-revie…
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Putting my money (like, all of it) where my mouth is. shelf-awareness.com/issue.ht…
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this is a good list poem
Too late, already used it in one of three poems I had in Gargoyle Online #2.
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It’s the end of 2023 and I’m beginning the new year by teaching an Intro to Poetry class for @litcleveland. I would love to hear what your favorite poems and/or collections were from this year to help me add contemporary poets to my syllabus. Thanks for any recommendations!💚
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 🎉@TheSunMagazine is looking for essays that involve unexpected and surprising items that you've found in your attic, local yard sale, on the street. Tell us why they matter to you. Send a summary and completed draft to [email protected].
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it is once again That Time—editors, authors, publicists, et al, what books coming out in the first half of 2024 (jan-jul) are you most excited about?
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I'm looking for great flash that are ghost stories, fables, and fairy tales! I'm working on a list to publish over at Fractured! Link others or your own!
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When Emily Dickinson wrote “How public, like a frog”, this is what she was talking about
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Who is your favorite upcoming poet?
Someone who isn’t extremely well known (yet) and you are so excited about their trajectory!
Trying to leave, but sad because so many of my favorite Tweeters are not on Zuck’s area. And I can’t get on Blue still. Soooo. I guess soon, I’ll just give up?
Really excited to have my short story, “Ears,” originally in Alaska Quarterly Review, reprinted in the upcoming The Best Mystery Stories Of The Year, edited by Amor Towles. I definitely didn’t expect this honor. You can find it Sept. 19th.
Thanks @TheMysterious and @AQReview
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1. You’ll be given a set of rules to follow that everyone will promptly ignore.
2. No one is allowed to leave the building until a solution has been reached.
3. You will be forced to look at disturbing physical evidence.
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The Great 2023B Preview from @The_Millions features new FSG books by John McPhee, @jamelbrinkley, @mayabinyam, @claudiadey, @NaomiAKlein, @cammcwhirter/@ZushaElinson, Sly Stone, @JesseDavidFox, @LaurenElkin, @jomc, and more! themillions.com/2023/07/most…
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Emanuel is an aspiring luthier (string instrument maker) from Atlanta who was accepted to attend the Chicago School of Violin Making. Unfortunately, the GoFundMe for his tuition has gotten basically no traction. Can we help him out? gofundme.com/f/help-emanuel-…
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Huge! Very cool @mcsweeneys. Fiction writers looking for your shot… here it is!
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In honor of Bloomsday, here are 10 things you (probably) didn't know about James and Nora Joyce.
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