Lena Zinski

Hello, Twitter. Been meaning to create an account here for some 15 years 😀#ArtistOnTwitter

@lenazycinsky 💘🔥

@debutiful Fri, Feb 9 6PM Voice Over War w/ @kgnewberry @lenazycinsky @katyaapekina @jkdpoetry @mashawrites @VladaTeper to fundraise for Odesa youth poetry nonprofit founded by @ilya_poet

Writing a WWII novel was so daunting it took me 10 years to begin. Excited to discuss Writing Your Way Through a Major World Event, whether historical or contemporary at #AWP with @katyaapekina @iolanidancing @lenazycinsky & Cecilia Rabess

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“Let the comma come / take your head / & tilt the dream open…” #magdalenazurawski

#HernanDiaz in conversation with #KatieKitamura

#VietThanhNguyen & #meghanorourke

Graduating students #nyuparis MFA

Notes from #nyuparis Book publishing panel: #jillbialosky #johnfreeman #lisalucas & #michaelwiegers moderated by #mayapopa

Sketches from tonight. Nick Laird + Zadie Smith

What a night!

Words of a Ukrainian author who died last week from wounds inflicted by the Russian bombardment. Via @ilya_poet . • Editor: @pazcontemporary Video: #martasyrko Words: #VictoriaAmelina

@andrea_jurjevic @TBQuarterly Ty! 😘😘

@TBQuarterly @lenazycinsky these guys are looking for art

Submission pile is looking fat and great. Keep sending stuff, we close July 31st and we want to crush everyone's hopes to less than 1%. It currently stands at 1.7% which is far too optimistic for this magazine. We can define Literary however we want. Send trash. We pay $100.

@pazcontemporary ❤️‍🩹

“Living many hundreds of miles from Ukraine, away from this war, in my comfortable American backyard, what right do I have to write about this war?—and yet I cannot stop writing about it. #IlyaKaminsky, excerpted from “Words for War: New Poems from Ukraine”

“I have brought you to the shore.” • Editor: @pazcontemporary Video: via @cremelamare Words: @lenazycinsky

Another poem of mine that the kind editors of @leavingslitmag published in their new issue. The title comes from the opening sentence of Danilo Kiš’s essay “Homo Poeticus, Regardless”

@andrea_jurjevic @leavingslitmag This one was one of my favorites from your manuscript!! the title alone is 🔥

@JoseHernandezDz 🙏🏻😘

@lenazycinsky Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤️🔥

@JoseHernandezDz 🫀

There will always be silence, no matter how long someone has wept against the side of a house, bare forearms pressed to the shingles. Everything ends. Even pain, even sorrow. The swans drift on. #doriannelaux, from 'Evening' Swans swimming around the now submerged town of Ukraine