Big news good news — grateful to @autofocusbooks.bsky.social and very excited for this book to be out and about!
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what a joy to be in the pages of @westbranchmagazine.bsky.social ! so very grateful for the care and attention the editors put into this essay, as well as the magazine as a whole — the way each text pings off of one another from page to page is delightful!
Super excited to join @omiamifestival.bsky.social to facilitate a workshop on fragmented forms in nonfiction — join me!
a @misternagel.bsky.social essay! there IS good news! 👏
Mike Nagel@misternagel.bsky.social · 2y agoBeen a huge fan of @passagesnorth.bsky.social for a v. long time. Stoked to have a new essay in their latest issue. Topics include: Plano, Texas, advertising, becoming an ordained minister, writing billboards... you get the idea. 😘✌️ www.passagesnorth.com/greetings-fr...
The iron string of my heart led me here: laminated transcendentalists (ish) attached to phone bins
Oh hey, 🧢🌌! A little late on the uptake here, but here: most of my concerns, thought caverns, whirlings, and questions are in the essays but the tl;dr is: home (and its varied iterations) is my obsession.
@rejectionlit.bsky.social rejection-letters.com/2022/10/07/a...
A Collection of Losses (Laura Gill)
On Miami Beach, people look for lost items—they walk with metal detectors searching for rings, bracelets, and buckles. They move the device from one side to the next, down and back along the shore,…
rejection-letters.com
@agnimagazine.bsky.social blog in 2018: agnionline.bu.edu/blog/everyth...
Everything Is Writing
Fifteen years ago, I walked El Camino de Santiago, and I did not bring a camera. Instead, I brought a journal I rarely used because I considered myself a fledgling writer, and I didn’t think photograp...
agnionline.bu.edu
Introducing myself to bluesky with some old and new essays—here’s one in @electriclit.bsky.social from 2017: electricliterature.com/white-people...
White People Should Recognize Ourselves in Iago - Electric Literature
I learned about Othello from a professor who didn’t want to discuss Othello; he wanted to tell us about Othello. He was tall and pale, and his dark hair created a contrast to his long, white face. He ...
electricliterature.com