poet, co-publisher of Omnidawn
Bay Area, California
Joined April 2015
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I’m with you @laura_joakimson
If you consider it humiliating for her that Baldoni will be paying some of her attorney fees--ok.
I feel it's more humiliating that Baldoni continues to lose in court and to pay for bots/influencers to falsely claim he didn't.
He threw away a career for this.
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This is wonderful to see! All of us at @Omnidawn are thrilled to be John Yau’s publisher!
Today's Feature:
What Sparks Poetry: John Yau on "Memories of Charles Street, Boston" from Diary of Small Discontents published by @omnidawn
Read here:
poems.com/poem/memories-of-c…
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Such important work!!
In Coda, Seidenberg brings together the language and concerns of figures including Spinoza, Kant, Hegel, and Wittgenstein, alongside elements of raucous humor drawn from the tradition of Rabelais, Beckett, Lispector, and Sterne
Pick up your copy here!
press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books…
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All of us at @Omnidawn love Jeff Pethybridge!
For others: press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books… (this looks remarkable).
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All of us at @Omnidawn are so grateful to everyone who follows us, and to those of you who can donate 🙏💜
We're thrilled to share with you that our wonderful Omnidawn Board of Directors is offering a Board Match for up to $2,000! This means that your donations (up to $2,000) will be doubled through 12-31!
Thank you for supporting independent literature!
omnidawn.com/donate/
All of us at @Omnidawn are thrilled to be publishing Turncoat by Molly Bendall!
Turncoat, from our Fall 2025 season
Bendall makes us unnervingly aware of how enmeshed in a surveillance society we already are: “Calculating now what’s permissible, and what / we’re barred from even considering.” -E. Robinson
Pick up your copy here:
rb.gy/8h03gc
Please join our Fabulist Fiction Contest!!
It's back--announcing the return of Omnidawn's Fabulist Fiction Contest! Send us your literary tales of the weird and wonderful!
Deadline: 11/16/25
Prize: $1000, publication, and 20 copies
Judge: Arria Deepwater
omnidawn.submittable.com/sub…
So sad!
Arturo, the polar bear known as the world’s saddest animal, died at nearly 31 years old in an Argentinian zoo.
After losing his partner Pelusa in 2012, he spent his final years alone in sweltering 40C heat, despite a global campaign and over half a million signatures calling for him to be moved to a cooler, more natural home in Canada.
His passing is a painful reminder of the suffering animals endure in unsuitable captivity 💔🐾
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