deborah poe

@poebot.bsky.social

poet, #booksky mind, reader, book artist, random outburster—author of Our Parenthetical Ontology, Elements, Between Worlds, Hélène, the last will be stone too, keep. deborahpoe.com [she/they]

join us tonight (5-7pm PST) for the 3rd of 4 readings to celebrate the recently published 'Winter in America (Still'—in which contemporary poets, writers, & artists respond to, in poet Adrienne Rich’s words, a "country moving closer to its own truth and dread.”

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have a piece in this anthology—alongside so many beloved poets—Marcella Durand, Dan Beachy-Quick, Joy Harjo, Nathaniel Mackey, Laura Mullen, Kazim Ali, Gillian Conoley, Elizabeth Robinson, Uche Nduka, KPrevallet, Wang Ping, Frankie Rollins, Susan Schultz & so many others listed here & not.

Sarah Lindenbaum@franceswolfreston.bsky.social · last mo.

I'm excited to share that I have a poem in the Winter in America (Still volume, which examines the aftermath of the 2024 election. You can order it here if you're interested: www.winterinamerica.org

love everything about this, friends, including the prompt to do some list-based play/thinking on priorities for the rest of the month. will share if you do. waves east @hmwendt.bsky.social

Holly M. Wendt@hmwendt.bsky.social · 2mo ago

A Juggled List & A Prompt of Your Own hmwendt.beehiiv.com/p/a-juggled-... New Loomings today, with a list-based writing prompt, yarn, & multiple book recommendations (dark academia! the underbelly of luxury tourism! Euripedes! the best food descriptions to ever happen in fiction [iykyk]!).

— Juan Carlos Rodriguez Romero • Justin Bryant Nelson • Carlos Jimenez • Jose Garcia-Sorto • Carlitos Ricardo Parias • Phillip M. Brown • Marimar Martinez • Silverio Villegas-Gonzalez • Francisco Longoria • Jose Mendez-Chavez • Ruben Ray Martinez

A book cover or poster featuring the phrase "SAY THEIR NAMES" in large, bold, black block letters that dominate the frame. The background consists of a dense, textured collage of handwritten names in varying shades of red ink. The names are written in a mix of cursive and print, entirely filling the spaces behind and between the large black letters. The overall composition creates a powerful, heavily layered visual effect honoring individuals.Bild

Joan Sebastian Guerrero • Lorenzo Salgado Araujo • Clemente Lara-Hernandez • Eduardo Cruz Garcia • Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez • Alex Jeffrey Pretti • William Eduardo Moran Carballo • Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis • Luis Nino-Moncada • Renee Good • Tiago Alexandre Sousa-Martins — #abolishICE

A book cover or poster featuring the phrase "SAY THEIR NAMES" in large, bold, black block letters that dominate the frame. The background consists of a dense, textured collage of handwritten names in varying shades of red ink. The names are written in a mix of cursive and print, entirely filling the spaces behind and between the large black letters. The overall composition creates a powerful, heavily layered visual effect honoring individuals like Michael Brown and Kendra Diggs.

Cape Verde is the size of Kansas City. I promise you there’s hardly a person in that country that doesn’t personally know at least one player on that team. Can you imagine how proud they must be of them?

I know there is a place where I can trust that I am not alone in my head… and I am actually in community with others on this vast shore of poetry. A place that is not landlocked inside the logic of language, but in continual movement along the rivers of feeling. poetshouse.org/interview-la...

Layli Long Soldier on the Vast Shores of Poetry: An Interview

Long Soldier speaks about visual resonance, her forthcoming book, and her appreciation for community in New York City and among poets.

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“Defeating…nationalist vision of America requires…more than small-bore politics & slogans about 'affordability.' It requires a bigger & better story...a full-throated declaration of what we liberals think the [US] is—& should be—instead.” www.meditationsinanemergency.com/winners-and-...

Winners and Losers: A Hell of a Week in the US of A

There is no more one-sentence-fits-all opening in literature than Dickens's "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times," and this is a review of a lot of the winning and losing over the past...

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meanwhile, for my day job, I am using Copilot a lot. I just decided to address as Audre, after Audre Lorde. this delights me. “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” [waves from Texas]