As someone from N. Ireland who identifies as Irish culturally (and has an Irish passport), I do wish the South would stop talking about reunification. It's ultimately up to the people of N. Ireland to make their intentions clear, as per the Good Friday Agreement. I’d vote no at present.

First of two poems in Issue 71 of The Tampa Review. (From my m.s., "Wissahickon," now knocking on the doors of some publishers.) Many thanks to TR poetry editors: Paul Corrigan & Jodi Johnson. #poems #parents #grief #unsaying

Sending my book manuscript out to Gallery Press.

Such a gift to receive @susanlleary.bsky.social's lovely, generous review of Field Notes! Really grateful for her absorbing, incisive attention. Many thanks too to the folks at @anotherchicagomag.bsky.social 🖼️💚 Check out the full review here: anotherchicagomagazine.net/2026/02/24/r...

Review: The Living Field: Self-Study, History, and the Ethics of Looking in E.G. Cunningham’s “Field Notes” by Susan L. Leary

In both concept and practice, we ask a great deal of the field, making it an adaptable metaphor in poetry and art: the open field, the blank page, the blank canvas. The field suggests potential, so…

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Susan L. Leary@susanlleary.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Super excited to share my review of E.G. Cunningham’s FIELD NOTES, out today in Another Chicago Magazine! It’s a wonderful collection, friends! Read the review here: anotherchicagomagazine.net/2026/02/24/r... @egcunningham.bsky.social @riverriverbooks.bsky.social @anotherchicagomag.bsky.social

Thinking about how human cloning technology could be used to not only revive famous musical acts, but make them even better. Just imagine Crosby, Crosby, Crosby, Crosby, Stills, Stills, Nash, Young & Young

For anyone who entered the *Tampa Review* Prize for Poetry (The Richard Mathews Prize for Poetry), we're getting closer to determining the winner. Amazed each year by how good the manuscripts are. I routinely read work I wish I'd written myself.

Posting my poem "Omagh" again given that the formatting has been fixed: www.riverstyx.org/omagh?srslti... #poetry

"Omagh" by Jodi Johnson — River Styx Magazine

A poem by Jodi Johnson.

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So excited to announce the winner, Flower Conroy, of the *Tampa Review* Richard Mathews Prize for Poetry, alongside my blurb for this wonderful, wonderful collection: tampareview.org/flower-conro...

Philip Larkin, who died on this day in 1985. #poetry

@labouruk.bsky.social The U.K. needs to enact a law to make it a criminal offence to deny service to those with guide dogs (as the BBC article notes, it’s largely a civil offence to deny service): www.bbc.com/news/article...

Paul Muldoon - “The River Is a Wave”

I left Truth Social for THIS? Lol. Only joking. #bluesky