
author of Barn Burned, Then + Sorry Was In The Woods (@omnidawn), writing lecturer at Penn, *whenever we feel like it* reading series @kellywritershse
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Joined February 2009
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I am very moved by the sight and very proud of @sashastiles and her beautiful work @MuseumModernArt. It feels righteous.
Michelle Taransky retweeted
Congratulations, @sashastiles ! Beautiful piece, and I hope this magical space brings you what you wish for your wonderful journey!
at a loss for words, so i’ll just post this photo by @sarafitzmaurice and say THANK YOU to everyone who came tonight. 💚💚💚
Michelle Taransky retweeted
who’s joining me at @MuseumModernArt wednesday morning?
Gorgeous essay by @JonMalesic detailing the ways the hype of AI lets us down. Dear students, it's ok to not seek shortcuts to do the difficult work.
NEW: AI is not revolutionary. It’s a gimmick, writes @JonMalesic.
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Michelle Taransky retweeted
What happens when AI writes poetry? What is AI creativity?
Here's my take on literary writing and large language models in an interview with @AnnaSeidel17 for the Napkin Poetry Review.
#artificialhumanities
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Michelle Taransky retweeted
As an academic, the relative silence of the humanities and many social sciences about the future of our world with AI (besides far too many saying "AI is bad" without nuance), is a shame.
These are fields with a lot to say about the nature of being human, silent at a key moment.
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Eric Shoemaker and Michelle Taransky talk with @afilreis about Lisa Fishman's poem "Compost—decay": youtube.com/watch?v=AGYdheBf…
Michelle Taransky retweeted
it’s so lonely being the only one who knows the correct amount of reading to assign students and the correct amount of sociology to apply to literature
Michelle Taransky retweeted
There’s a substantial risk to writing programs who refuse to acknowledge genAI’s impact. Far too many adopted unreliable AI detection or are thinking about returning to blue books. Neither works. We owe our students the opportunity to ✍️ naturally and alongside new tools.
Michelle Taransky retweeted
six years ago i was in a poetry workshop being advised not to write with AI, and now i’m about to give a talk on AI poetry at georgia tech. this is one crazy journey.
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Today we are releasing a new episode of PoemTalk (number 193 in the series), featuring a discussion of Ariana Reines’s poem “To the Reader” (from A Sand Book) with Robert Eric Shoemaker, Pattie McCarthy, and Michelle Taransky.
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Michelle Taransky retweeted
There's a show on Netflix called Heartstoppers. On a recent episode, Issac is reading Crush at a party.
Michelle Taransky retweeted
post your fucked-up IJs people
Replying to @TriciaLockwood
My oddly similar copy, which my then-girlfriend @lizrenzetti got jealous of me spending so much time reading and set on fire and threw out the window one night. When DFW saw it during an interview and I explained, he said “that’s so fucking cool”
“A Room of One’s Own”: A poem by Divya Victor. theatlantic.com/magazine/arc…



























