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Thank you for your help Dream Nicole! We still choose Awake Nicole though <3

OUR WONDERFUL 30TH ISSUE: UPROOTED IS AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER NOW!!! check out the link in our bio! We are so proud of the work our writers and our team put into this one. Hands down the best Thin Air yet!

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Danielle writes fiction, poetry, plays, and creative essays. Her work centers Diné culture, perspectives, and personal narratives. We are proud and honored to have Danielle in our magazine!

Danielle Shandiin Emerson is a Diné writer from Shiprock, New Mexico on the Navajo Nation. Her clans are Tłaashchi’i (Red Cheek People Clan), born for Ta’neezaahníí (Tangled People Clan). She has a B.A. in Education Studies and a B.A. in Literary Arts from Brown University.

THE WINNER OF THE BIRD IN YOUR HANDS CONTEST 2024 IS : "Her, and those before her." by Danielle Shandiin Emerson

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Tune in Wednesday to hear all about our WINNER!!!

Currently, she's a Doctoral Candidate in Creative Writing at Florida State University.

Bertha's bio: Bertha Isabel Crombet was born in a tiny town on a hill in Santiago, Cuba, but lived in Miami for twenty-one years, where she received my MFA in Poetry from Florida International University. She's been published in Black Warrior Review, New Delta Review, and others.

Next up! Ode to Crepuscular Creatures" by Bertha Isabel Crombet

She served as the MENA student representative in the Department of Justice vs. Yale case and is a former writer and board member of Coptic Voice—the only US-based writing platform for indigenous Egyptian writers (Coptics).

She’s the two-time president of the Middle East North African Students Association (MENA) at Yale, and the first person to form a coalition for, and draft, a Yale Senate Bill to include MENA as a checkbox on the common application.

BIG NEWS!!! Today we are PROUD to announce the runners-up for our Bird In Your Hand prize, as chosen by @KinsaleDrake Thread below:

Anastasia's bio: Anastasia Ibrahim is an Indigenous Coptic-Egyptian poet and writer whose work seeks to radicalize love, belonging, kinship and identity.

Refugee]  Joy must be implicated   from exchanges of desolation //  In between the heaves of heartbreak,  it is curated outside the walls of a museum, a university, a home." by Anastasia Ibrahim