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Honored & humbled to have this vulnerable essay out in @RiverStyxMag. It has taxidermy, sagebrush, scablands, cellular mutations, children, BP Kelly, & John Gardner. Thank you, @carlacrujido, for giving this one a home. riverstyx.org/blogs/creative…

New nonfiction coming November 2025 from THE WITCH OF EYE author Kathryn Nuernberger! Kathryn Nuernberger’s (@katnuernberger) previous essay collection, THE WITCH OF EYE, about accused witches and witch trials was published by Sarabande Books in 2021.

Submissions close in ONE WEEK! ⌛ Send us your best poems, stories, essays, and translations via Submittable before next Monday, September 30. Submit here: theyalereview.submittable.com/submit

“don't worry, I've paid.” —@dlseuss

Now open for submissions for this anthology. Submit at terrapinbooks.com/what-the-house…

the WHATth anniversary edition????????

C. S. Lewis, my favourite definition of friendship ever

Joy Harjo

The new issue of 32 Poems is so damn good. I’m grateful to have a couple of my prose poems included. Here’s one of them.

Please seek intimacy today. The war-machine's agenda is to pull us out of intimacy, to see another as an other, to flatten a bloodfull human into a barely, a number, not valid, whatever. To move toward intimacy, toward closeness, is to reject this agenda. Love another, palpably.

Mississippi Review's prizes in poetry, fiction, and nonfiction are open until January 1st, 2025. Send us your best! For more info, visit our Submittable page: mississippireview.submittable.com/submit

Over 150 calls for submissions of #poetry #fiction #flash #nonfiction #art #photography & more - competitions, literary journals, residencies, bursaries etc - open or with deadlines in September 2024. Best of luck & pls share! thisiswordbox.com/wordbox-blog/w…

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Nothing is lost, loud locusts. No note fails. These songs are long in the living of the ear. Wallace Stevens

If you want to know why J.D. Vance's national bestseller rang false with many who know Appalachian history and culture, I highly recommend the lively "Appalachian Reckoning: A Region Responds to Hillbilly Elegy" from @WVUPRESS, edited by Anthony Harkins & @Meredith_McC

Our Summer 2024 issue is live! Feat. the Extinction folio w/ @abugoddess, @SaddiqDzukogi, @mespadapoet, @LeeConell, @BambrickTaneum, and more! Guest edited by @davidbakerpoet, the latest Nature’s Nature feat. @PhilipMetres, @literari_ana, @ireidjasmine. kenyonreview.org/journal/summer…