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@xAdakia

Winter Here (@UGAPress, 2024) | PhD candidate @UUtah | work in/ soon: @NERweb, @Gulf_Coast, @el_diagram, @BPJtweets, @kenyonreview, +

Salt Lake City, UT Katılım Mart 2010
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Jess@xAdakia·
Delighted to have a poem sharing the pages of the latest @Colorado_Review with so many incredible poets/ writers/ heroes. Thanks so much to the eds for including my little ode/ anti-ode about a place I love & miss (filled with people I love & miss) dearly.
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Melissa Ostrom@melostrom·
“storms can’t be managed/ like people” Wow. These stunning poems by @elinorann_poet!💙
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Quarterly West@QuarterlyWest·
Have you been looking forward to our "Extreme Environments" special issue? If so, great news: it drops TOMORROW. (!!!!!!)
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Jess@xAdakia·
So grateful to @RonnieKStephens for this beautiful, incisive review of WINTER HERE (@UGAPress), up now @PoetryQuestion. 🖤🤍 You can read it in full here: thepoetryquestion.com/p/review-winte…
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𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗣𝗼𝗲𝘁𝗿𝘆 𝗤𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻@PoetryQuestion

Happy Friday! We are back in TPQ style with a review by @RonnieKStephens who covered WINTER HERE from @xAdakia, published by @UGAPress! Read it here: open.substack.com/pub/chrislbutl…

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Jess@xAdakia·
In case you've ever wondered what it's like to be in class with me, my peak moment in Zoom poetry workshop this fall-- Me: [types "Is loneliness a kind of emptiness?" into the chat] My professor, reading the chat: "Jess wants to know if loneliness is a kind of emptiness?"
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Jess@xAdakia·
Thinking mostly, at the moment, about Eros vs. Dionysus: (from Walter Otto's /Dionysus: Myth and Cult/)
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No words for how unbelievably HYPED I am to see OUR HANDS HOLD VIOLENCE out in the world. Here are two favorite poems from Kieron's stunning chapbook, LOVE LOCKS, published by @QuarterlyWest: "show me a hunger / worth wearing" (!!!!!!!) -- @bigshakyred ❤️‍🔥
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John Taylor
John Taylor@johna_taylor·
Unending gratitude to @pswordwoman, who is simply my north star in poetry. And huge thanks to the folks at @uarkpress. I'm so excited for you all to read this book 😊 And I can't wait to read these collections from Greg Rappleye, @jkdpoetry, & @lenamschmitt
Univ. of Arkansas Press@uarkpress

The University of Arkansas Press is pleased to announce that the 2025 Miller Williams Poetry Prize has been awarded to Greg Rappleye by series editor Patricia Smith! The finalists are Julia Kolchinsky, Lena Moses-Schmitt, and John Allen Taylor. uapress.com/2025-mwpp-anno…

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Matthew Tuckner@tuckner_matthew·
Happy to have a poem from my chapbook featured in @Poetry_Daily today. 🐠🐟🐠
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Jess@xAdakia·
@RickyRayPoet Thank you so much! This made my day. 🥲 Looking forward to reading your work!
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Ricky Ray@RickyRayPoet·
@xAdakia This is such a cool call! I might have 1 line in submittable this year, after all. Thank you!
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Matthew Tuckner@tuckner_matthew·
Starting tomorrow at @QuarterlyWest, we will be accepting submissions for our special themed issue: EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS! I’ve been very excited to embark on this issue, guest edited by @xAdakia. Send us your very best!
Quarterly West@QuarterlyWest

Subs open TOMORROW for our Special Issue EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS: guest-edited by @xAdakia ! We’re looking for your best poetry, prose, visual art (and everything in-between!) that engages with environments, embracing the strange and the wonderful or the terrible and the terrifying

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