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Our 2021 chapbook contest winner Mukethe Kawinzi is at the QW booth ready to sign copies of her beautiful book for y’all! Come on over to booth 358 to get your copy! #AWP22
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I'm happy to have a poem in the new issue of @WH_Review !
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This is a beauty, has some epic prose poems by @readingrevival @evelynaraluen and Torey Akers, among others.
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CELEBRATION! Issue 72.1 is now available on our website! bit.ly/2AeyeLW feat. the work of 23 Australian prose poets, @chloe_m_wilson and @KevinBrophy1, and @AimeeParkison, @glancyd, @susanrichpoet, @samuelcheney_, @behm_steinberg, @CarolAnnGuess, @kcd313, @readingrevival
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Interested in seeing TCBP Editor Todd Seabrook read off-site in San Antonio? The @WH_Review and @QuarterlyWest reading will proceed as planned.
More information here:
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For our second #AWP2020 reading, we're teaming up with @WH_Review. Come listen to our lovely contributors @braydbay, @ladyloveprint, @mjgonzales1966, and many more while enjoying free pastries, coffee, & beer/wine! #AWP20
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"And the truth is I have never ever felt so lonely as I did looking at that cup that blue cup that very blue cup in this museum of America where everyone, you and I and all the others, eventually comes to die."
@cpburkejr in @WH_Review:
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New work from 2018 fiction editor @cpburkejr in @WH_Review!
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We just received a copy of @UUtah's @WH_Review issue on #BearsEars and are thrilled to see an excerpt from our blog post on the proposed 1930's Escalante National Monument! You can read the entire blog post here: go.usa.gov/xpDrP #ExploreYourArchive
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🧂 Love this closing image: “sit very still / as my fingers grow heavy / with salt.” — from “A number of quotes attributed to municipal workers” by David Greenspan in last spring’s @WH_Review
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Superb writing by @readingrevival in @WH_Review 72:1, the Australian Prose Poetry Profile: westernhumanitiesreview.com/…
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Thanks @WH_Review for publishing Swamp City, written during another torrid July and inspired by Sturm women, Potsdamerplatz, lost archives, my grandmother, Joanna Rajkowska and the swamp of Berlin
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Incredible writing by Torey Akers in @WH_Review 72:1. I don't know if it's a story or an essay or a prose poetry sequence. Whatever it is, it's exciting, as writings which disturb our sense of genre often are: westernhumanitiesreview.com/…
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Loving @evelynaraluen's 'Snake Dream' in @WH_Review 72:1, the Australian Prose Poetry Profile: westernhumanitiesreview.com/…. The kind of poem that makes you want to write and experiment.
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Prestige, Pleasure, and the Data of Cultural Preference: “Quality Signals” in the Age of Superabundance, by @JimEnglishPenn in @WH_Review
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ALT The economy of literary prestige is undergoing transition: from the traditional qualitative system of evaluation centered on book reviewing & prizes, to a now prevalent mixed method where qualitative reviewing is joined with ratings, rankings, algorithmic predictions, & other quantitative forms of distinction and symbolic hierarchy. Literary studies has been slow to address these new platforms of distinction-making.
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Recent contributor, @JihyunYunPoetry, has two poems in Western Humanities Review (@WH_Review)!! Congrats, Jihyun!😊🎉
So thrilled to have two poems published in the most recent @WH_Review 🥰 Gratitude to the editors for granting my poems this space to live amongst such good company 🌷
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So thrilled to have two poems published in the most recent @WH_Review 🥰 Gratitude to the editors for granting my poems this space to live amongst such good company 🌷































