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Only 1-2% of people who listen to @DavidNaimon’s podcast Between the Covers support the show & that is not ok w me.
If you love these hugely generous, deeply researched interviews, *please* give via @Patreon, even if you can only swing $1 an episode. patreon.com/betweenthecovers
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When I stopped begging to be believed
and started telling the truth—no man was there.
—Gabrielle Bates @GabrielleBates
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we know
all
is
power
you mere
body
bare
life
in
isolation
with
threat and
incentive
coffee
a meal
shower
a letter
asylum
[Thanks to Roger Reeves for selecting this poem by my main squeeze!!]
@jeffpethybridge
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Read today's Poem-a-Day: "Force Drift (VII)" by Jeffrey Pethybridge.
#PoemADay
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The poem is live! I hope you don't hate it! PS. This is my first-ever poem in @poetrymagazine, so: big deal. poetryfoundation.org/poetrym…
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We've fixed our preorder links!
Order any of these hotly anticipated books before the end of the year & you’ll receive a $5 gift certificate with your purchase 💜 bit.ly/2EvdvSX #shopindie
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“I want when / I want, and then I wish for corrosion.”
-Xandria Phillips (@xandriaphillips), HULL (@nightboatbooks)
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This Thursday! Join us at 7pm to hear Daniel Poppick, M'Bilia Meekers, and @GabrielleBates read from their latest work. Event details at hugohouse.org/events/fear-of…
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I’m stepping away from @TheSeattleRev to pursue other projects, but I’ll never stop being grateful to all the writers who’ve trusted me w their long & risky work here 🖤 It’s been an honor.
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The editors of @seventhwavemag gifted me the space & encouragement I needed to push my visual art work in new directions, and today I get to share the results of that experience w you 🖤 theseventhwave.co/issue-9-fe…
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This new episode is damn good, we're not even going to lie to you.
In it, we chat about how to get back in touch w your ~poetic side~ and then converse w one of the most intelligent, generous, and charming poets of our time: Rick Barot ✨ m.soundcloud.com/the-poet-sa…
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This is a vaaastly under-celebrated, under-circulated Gwendolyn Brooks poem.
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Congratulations to @RosebudBenOni for her winning manuscript IF THIS IS THE AGE WE END DISCOVERY, and to Editor's Choices Jane Wong for HOW TO NOT BE AFRAID OF EVERYTHING and @jj_rancourt for BROCKEN SPECTRE. Thank you to all who submitted to this year's #poetry contest!
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“you kiss me so deep I might never leave / the fields I've been leashed to” —@xandriaphillips, “The Master’s Tools”
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Imogen in POETRY! @GabrielleBates who brought her to life thanks to @PoetryFound @Don_Share poetryfoundation.org/poetrym…
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New @PoetSalonPod episode alert! This week: a short talk on fangirling + a long conversation w @danez_smif re: what goes on behind the scenes at the National Book Awards, navigating different types of audience, friendship, revolution, +++ m.soundcloud.com/the-poet-sa… 🖤 – at Seattle, WA
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This is gonna be dope!
Surprise! We've got podcast episodes coming your way in early 2019!
Stay tuned for conversations with very smart, very fun poets *plus* poetry-themed cocktails, giggles, hot tips (& even hotter takes) ✨✨✨
xo,
Your co-hosts,
@DujieTahat, @GabrielleBates, @lutherxhughes
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I wrote a gazillion versions of "How Judas Died" before it became this version published in @Gulf_Coast. Normally it's pretty easy for me to abandon poems that aren't working, but this one just kept haunting me with what it could be. – at Seattle, WA
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Poets and lovers of poetry, send in your pitches! Yes to more poetry write-ups and reviews!💫
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Quenton's Ballast is a staggering piece of poetry, art, & criticism—I can't wait to hear these poets converse in its literal & figurative vicinity.
(Tonight, 7 pm, @FryeArtMuseum) 🖤
Our Poet-in-Residence @QuentonBaker has curated a stellar reading tonight at @FryeArtMuseum! Amanda Johnston (@amejohnston), Dante Micheaux (@AmorousShepherd) & L. Lamar Wilson will read work that engages with Baker's erasure piece Ballast: fryemuseum.org/calendar/even…

































