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It’s been a dream to have an #interview at

~ I’m over the moon about this conversation with #MaudCasey about her hybrid novel "City of Incurable Women” (

). Thanks to the editorial care of

! 🙏🏼bombmagazine.org/articles/maud- #writingcommunity

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"I wanted to restore a sense of unfathomable mystery to these humans. Not pin the butterfly, free the butterfly." —Maud Casey The author of CITY OF INCURABLE WOMEN discusses writing a novel that restores dignity to female psychiatric patients. bombmagazine.org/articles/maud-

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In times of recession and collective international anxiety you too might find comfort by falling asleep cuddling a banana and a mouse.

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Kicking off National Haiku Writing Month (NaHaiWriMo) with two publications! 🙂 Pleased to have winter-themed poems (a monoku & a mixed-media haiga) included in Issue of 21.5 of

@petrichorjourn

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! ❤ Enjoy the issue here: petrichormag.com/21-5-text-imag

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Thank you

for giving these pieces a home in the Winter issue of

@IndianapolisRev

alongside gorgeous work by

, Bella LaMontagne, William C. Crawford, and Jacob Anthony Moniz! theindianapolisreview.com/featured-artis

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Indianapolis Review

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Welcome to Issue 23!! theindianapolisreview.com

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Split Lip Magazine

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⚡ SPECIAL CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS⚡ We're now looking for micro reviews! Got a close reading of a single poem? Maybe a line in a short story that’s been haunting you? Write your 250-500 word review! Read the guidelines & send us your query: buff.ly/3HmDEDE

Special Call for Submissions: Split Lip is looking for MICRO REVIEWS. 250-500 word reviews for single poems, essays, or stories, open Feb 1

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the long-awaited reopening of our longer short story submissions is upon us! master tech

will be considering the first 30 to come our way xray.submittable.com/submit/185563/

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Tonight's the night! Join us online for

's Winter Reading at 5:30 pm Pacific. A lil slice o' delight! 🌞 us02web.zoom.us/j/82493327411?

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@havehadhavehad

something goofy’s goin down on ig instagram.com/hadhavehadhave

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This project by

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YES! We raised over one third of our goal in week 1! Can you help us get to 50% in week 2 by donating to our @Kickstarter campaign? Help The Artist Book Foundation bring this artist book on the #visualpoetry of Monica Ong to life! kickstarter.com/projects/tabf/

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New Delta Review

✨️Submissions will be opening up again for all genres on February 1st! Get those subs ready✨️

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Kristine Langley Mahler

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THIS SATURDAY! 11am-1pm CT! I am bringing my A+ Artifacts game and I'd love to see your faces in the Zoom squares! 💚💛 (link to register is also in my bio) twitter.com/Lafayettewrite

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HEY, Y’ALL! chapbook subs are open until EOD january 31. readin’ more soon.

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I’m celebrating my 🎉birthday 🎂 with

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This

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conversation with Kate, Eric, & Curtis White about the co-opting of Buddhism is SO GOOD. (Still thinking about my mindfulness “smoke breaks” and how they play into capitalist superstructures…even if they do me good.) Look forward to reading this collection.

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On this week's #LARBRadioHour, Curtis White joins Kate Wolf and @EHNewman to talk his latest essay collection "Transcendent," an incisive critique of the Westernization of Buddhism. lareviewofbooks.org/av/curtis-whit

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Former Creative Nonfiction Employees

Earlier this week, Creative Nonfiction’s founding editor, CEO, and board president, Lee Gutkind, sent an update alluding to some changes at CNF. What he didn’t mention: the entire staff is gone. *THREAD*

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While fiction submissions remain closed for now, Observations is still open for submissions of essays and reviews. We would like to see more reviews in particular, and work that approaches art on its own terms. Submit finished drafts and pitches to: tinymoleculespress@gmail.com

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Calling all women artists: Isele Magazine is accepting visual arts for our next regular issue. This is an unthemed issue and will be out this March. __ We are also accepting stories, poems, and essays. Send us your work. We can't wait to work with you.♥️

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Submission Guidelines

General Submissions: Isele Magazine is currently seeking essays, fiction, poetry, interviews, visual art, and book reviews. We do not accept multiple submissions, but we do consider simultaneo…

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Congratulations!

@caralynnalbert

Alice Templeton Danilo Thomas Amanda Doak

Bill Gaythwaite

@SummerDHammond

David Stevenson

@emilyteitsworth

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King County Parks

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Feeling the urge to clean, purge, & declutter? Don't forget about your #bird feeder. 🐦 Check out the

@AudubonSociety

tips on how to keep bird feeders & baths clean so visiting #birds can stay healthy & disease-free. Learn more 👉

Three Easy But Important Ways to Keep Your Bird Feeder Disease-Free

Keep your backyard hobby helpful, not harmful, with these simple steps.

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THE SELECTION COMMITTEE PRESENTS the 2023 March Fadness Bracket (songs seeded purely by highest chart position): docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d

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Timothy McSweeney

"All this machine does is swim and eat and make little Jimmy Pages." #HappyBirthdayJimmyPage

Quotes from the Movie Jaws in Which “Shark” is Replaced by “Jimmy Page”

“Understand you’re having a little Jimmy Page trouble.” “Don’t know what that bastard Jimmy Page’s gonna do with it. Might eat it I suppose.” “So, ...

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first rounds of responses going out tmw!!! send us your filth: bslitmag@gmail.com

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Psst poets:

is open for submissions. 🥰

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This conversation with ⁦

⁩ & ⁦

⁩ is a great way to start 2023 (recommended: listen while taking a brisk coastal walk!). A thoughtful dialogue about place, landscape, belonging..,and where you might (and might not) travel to.

podcasts.apple.com

‎Otherppl with Brad Listi: 805. Dorthe Nors on Apple Podcasts

‎Show Otherppl with Brad Listi, Ep 805. Dorthe Nors - Jan 4, 2023

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A few spots left in my

class, The Visual Essay, starting Jan 18! For 4 weeks we’ll immerse ourselves in a practice of noticing and consider how visual essays look both outwards and in. I’m excited for this one! hugohouse.org/product/the-vi #WritingCommunity

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River Mouth Review

Mark your submission calendars!

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Tab Journal is now open for submissions! We're looking for all things poetry--poems, poetry that uses visual elements, poetry translations, essays about poetry, interviews with poets, and more. #poetrytwitter #poetry #WritingCommunity

Submit - Tab Journal

TAB: The Journal of Poetry & Poetics welcomes submissions of poems and other writing about or related to poetry. Send us your original poems in English, English translations of poems in other...

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Split/Lip Press

Happy New Year! January 1st means we are officially OPEN for your short story/flash fiction books, so LET'S GO! Start 2023 by believing in your work and shooting your shot because we're in the stands and WE LIKE WHAT WE SEE! splitlippress.submittable.com/submit

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🚨HORNS is ~now open~ for submissions for a very special digital issue, out 2/14/2023🚨 send up to 3 pieces of smutty, sexy, valentiney whatever to bslitmag@gmail.com with a subject line incl. "HORNS" full guidelines:

bullshitlit.com

submit | BULLSHIT LIT

submission guidelines, etc.

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PSA for poets that if you submit a poem to

tomorrow on January 1 (or today if you’re not in PST) I will read and respond and give you your first rejection (or acceptance) of the year. Good deal, yeah?

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all, we're looking for poems for

@The_West_Review

's winter issue. please consider sending in some of your work! pay is $10/poem. xo

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Exciting updates are happening at HP! We currently have all proofs out to authors for Issue 21.2 (Winter 2022), and are looking at launching that issue in the next few weeks! In addition, we have a new call for submissions for a special issue, led by Poetry Co-Editor

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...and gratitude to the teams at

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for sheltering my words, images, hybrids, erasures, & collages! 🙏

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Instead of a publications 🧵, I'd like to thank the editors who gave homes to my work in 2022:

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DISSENT, A THREAD: OK, I'll play. The problem with this is that it seems to ignore how Eliot's modernism both inspired aesthetic admiration and rejection in American poetry: the Confessionals (for ex) (1/13) nytimes.com/2022/12/29/opi

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THAT’S RIGHT! WE’RE GONNA DO A SEXY VALENTINE’S DAY ISSUE. MORE DETAILS VERY SOON. twitter.com/bullshitlit/st

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WA Emergency Management

Hey Washington state. If you lose power tonight or Friday morning, don’t call 911. Find your utility’s power outage phone line and put that in your phone instead. Better yet, check online or download their apps. Thanks. #wawx

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"I wanted to restore a sense of unfathomable mystery to these humans. Not pin the butterfly, free the butterfly. How can you capture humanity in a still photograph, a report, or a clinical explanation?" Maud Casey on City of Incurable Women

bombmagazine.org

BOMB Magazine | Freeing the Butterfly: Maud Casey Interviewed

A novel that employs documentary imagination to restore the dignity of female psychiatric patients confined to Paris’s Salpêtrière hospital in the nineteenth century.

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