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@23aphelion @BookBossNG what else was this tweet for

@BookBossNG lots of depressed people in the comments convinced they must be great writers.

If you're a good enough writer, you will suffer from depression.

"it is noon & i grieve for the sun. for that yellow giant as big as my heart. for its audacity to come near me." everything beautiful and painful all swirled together in "the insistence of things" by Anneliz Marie Erese: #erese" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">elsewheremag.org/issue-28/#erese

How is everyone doing over here

Hear me out: The Iowa Writers Workshop presented by Taco Bell with limited commercial interruptions

honored to have this strange and sublime little piece from @carriganak. go read the rest➡️#carrigan" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">elsewheremag.org/issue-28/#carr…

@neonpajamas a noble undertaking

For National Poetry Month, I reactivated LinkedIn after being dormant for more than four years. I'll be posting an anti-LinkedIn poem every day of this month.

hear me out: a blank cover letter is better than one that includes roman numerals and the name of the hospital where you were born.

"Rounding the road at the roundabout, buttery sunsets, skeleton trees. Rounding the roundabout, sigh from deep in the belly, sometimes a groan." —Marcus Silcock, "Roundabout" #silcock" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">elsewheremag.org/issue-28/#silc…

in love with @RMacijeski's piece this issue #macijeski" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">elsewheremag.org/issue-28/#maci…

with @RMacijeski, Marcus Silcock, @carriganak, Anneliz Marie Erese, Matthew Jakubowski, & James Ducat

back with issue 29 and some very long art elsewheremag.org/issue-28

issue 28 coming this weekend! featuring a roundabout, the alphabet, a long purple tongue, insistence, and a good dog.

we're open for subs for the next 24 hours! ...and then 24 hours after that, and then for the five days after that, and well you know where this is going just send us something

@deserthorror YES RIGHT

RYAN GRIFFITH THE WEATHER IN PARIS From @elsewheremag Holy cow!

reading a 15 word piece accompanied by a 265 word bio

"It wasn’t what you think – the only steam the pavement/ jasmine / smog; the only flame the highway; the only fluids exchanged damp dreams dripping of Hollywood." #cameron" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">elsewheremag.org/issue-27/#came…

@amykdebellis follow up! no matter how long it's been, i don't get annoyed, I think "they're right, I need to look at that asap." just be prepared for a swift rejection lol.

@OneArtPoetry1 noooo. I "like" tons of stuff I reject. It's almost always a fit issue.

Not an ideal response to a rejection. Editors don’t love this. Do not recommend.

"Sometimes stillness is all we need, good bread, children talking, small baptisms of light" / Ryan Griffith #griffith" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">elsewheremag.org/issue-27/#grif…

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#FF It’s General Strike Day! To celebrate, give some ❤️ and a follow to these publications! U: @underscore_mag N: @NoirBristol M: @MuttCajun A: @AcropolisJourn S: @SundogLit K: @KneeBracePress I: @Ice_Queen_Mag C: @ChaoticMerge E: @elsewheremag Cont ⬇️

love a poem that can claw right around in a mundane human experience and draw out everything prickly and poignant. Cora Schipa's "Passenger Seat Migraine": #schipa" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">elsewheremag.org/issue-27/#schi…