Millie Tullis

@millietullis.bsky.social

she/they / poet / EIC Psaltery & Lyre / educator / researcher / folklorist / https://millietullis.com/

“But what I uncovered could never eclipse what I did not know, what no one living remembered, what no one dead wrote down.” Gorgeous essay and poem by @millietullis.bsky.social today—deep appreciated for Millie’s attention to the dead and heritage and little-marked marriages and graves.

Poetry Daily@poetrydaily.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Today's Feature: What Sparks Poetry: Millie Tullis on "Pinto Cemetery" Read here: poems.com/poem/pinto-c...

Friends, "These Saints are Stones," my first full-length, comes out in two months, and you can now preorder! AND, please let me know if you're willing to write a book review, interview, podcast chat, or anything else to help get the word out! 🧡

These Saints Are Stones

Check out These Saints Are Stones - <p>In Millie Tullis's new poetry collection, <i>These Saints are Stones</i>, a faithless daughter is haunted by her third-great-grandmother, Martha, a woman who mar...

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Friends, "These Saints are Stones," my first full-length, comes out in two months, and you can now preorder! AND, please let me know if you're willing to write a book review, interview, podcast chat, or anything else to help get the word out! 🧡

These Saints Are Stones

Check out These Saints Are Stones - <p>In Millie Tullis's new poetry collection, <i>These Saints are Stones</i>, a faithless daughter is haunted by her third-great-grandmother, Martha, a woman who mar...

bookshop.org