Felicia A. Rivers
@feliciarivers.bsky.social
Words, words, words. All the words. Fiction, plays, poetry #AuthorsGuild #DramatistsGuild
Big Score Lit is having a party. 'Cause they're a great Lit Mag. And they have a new issue out. So they are having a reading this Saturday (10/10/26). You should go! If you're near Brooklyn. Or even if you're not! bigscorelit.net
Big Score Lit
Brooklyn-based print lit zine, 2x year
bigscorelit.net
An illustration of humanity in America: Michelle Obama's Speech at the Opening of the Obama Presidential Center www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8mG...
FULL | Michelle Obama's speech brings Barack to tears: 'You gotta look at me'
YouTube video by NBC Chicago
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The 2026 Chester County Primary Election results have been posted, and you can view them here: www.chesco.org/156/Voter-Se...
Have a mail-in ballot you haven't returned? It must be received TODAY! Click here for important mail-in ballot information: www.chesco.org/4758/Ballot-...
Mail-In and Absentee Ballot Drop Box Locations | Chester County, PA - Official Website
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So grateful to have an excerpt from my novel-in-progress appear in the wonderful Big Score Lit issue #2 (and they even let me read a bit in Brooklyn!). Order a copy of the issue here: bigscorelit.net/subscribe/
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Looking for parking during the No Kings Rally on Saturday, March 28, 2026? Here's a map of nearby parking locations.
If you happen to be wandering the streets of Brooklyn tomorrow night (March 21, 6 -9PM), drop by Gallery 198 (198 24th Street, Brooklyn, NY) for the launch of Big Score Lit's Issue #2! I will be reading from work included in the issue. And there will be music! bigscorelit.net www.gallery198.com
Will you be in or around Brooklyn on March 21, 2026 between 6 and 9 PM? Hope so because I’d love to see you at the launch party for Issue 2 of Big Score Lit, at Gallery 198 (198 24th Street, Brooklyn, NY). A bunch of writers and poets appearing in the issue will read—including me! bigscorelit.net
So many thanks to @deathdashkit (Death Kit), the lovely U.K. based publication, for publishing my flash piece “Haboob”! You can order a print or digital version of Issue #3 at death-kit.com .
Remembering Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr. Who led with heart, faith, and wisdom Who marched with Martin Luther King, Jr. in support of civil and human rights Who taught the children to believe “I AM somebody!” And more and more and more, all for the good. Rest in Power, Reverend Jackson.
Facial recognition coming to a night club near you. Not at all creepy. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/13/t...
Meta Plans to Add Facial Recognition Technology to Its Smart Glasses
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Trumpezuela: Where the oil companies run the country and trump runs the oil companies.
He's calling this travesty the Donroe Doctrine.
Have you had enough yet? Call your Representative. Call your Senator. Call everyone.
Wondering if Madiro is going to make is to court.
Did he say we are going to run Venezuela? He can't even run the US. He is trying to steal a country.
As Old Man Year 2025 lies in bed, breathing his last, and Infant New Year 2026 enters the world, I send you my warmest wishes for 365 days of good health, wealth, love, joy, and an abundance of opportunities to do the work that is meaningful to you and live your own special truth. Happy New Year.
In a rare case of Substack notes usefulness, I just learned that Sarah Kendzior (author of They Knew and a brilliant writer) got bounced from Bluesky. What the hell? new @sarahkendzior.bsky.social
Shame Shame Shame Shame Shame Shame Shame Shame
Here...they are: 1. Catherine Cortez Masto (D–Nevada) 2. Jacky Rosen (D–Nevada) 3. John Fetterman (D–Pennsylvania) 4. Dick Durbin (D–Illinois) 5. Tim Kaine (D–Virginia) 6. Maggie Hassan (D–New Hampshire) 7. Jeanne Shaheen (D–New Hampshire) 8. Angus King (I–Maine, caucuses with Democrats)