Through August 8, The Marbled Sigh seeks poetry submissions from emerging writers who have published no more than one full-length book in any genre. Learn more: www.clmp.org/members/open...
Sue Barry-Schulz
@susanbarryschulz.com
poetry, collage, disability, Crohn’s Disease, Covid Informed, very sad, Buffalo Sabres fan, 🇪🇪, #LGM, ModPo alum, IC grad, she/hers, physical therapist in another life, NY➡️NC www.susanbarryschulz.com #keepmasksinhealthcare #abolishICE
“Today’s epilogue diminishes the gravity of that day, denigrates the work of the prosecutors and law enforcement officers who secured these convictions, and excuses criminal acts that caused a centuries-long pillar of our democracy — the peaceful transfer of presidential power — to buckle…”
Sad day for America. But we have so many of those now. www.politico.com/news/2026/08...
Eastern screech owl Mixed media of watercolor, pencils and gouache on 13x19" hotpress paper For #OwlAwarenessDay
August 7 is your last day to submit to @littlefruitsmag.bsky.social! The editors seek flash fiction, short fiction, and creative nonfiction that is “tart, rotten, or dripping with sweetness.” Submissions are free: www.clmp.org/members/open...
Apparently I have been spelling “impostor” wrong my whole life??? (I may have reached a new level)
They think they're being clever eugenicists by saying that people with "underlying health issues" don't matter, but >75% of U.S. adults have a chronic condition (including 60% of age 18–34). So what they're really saying is "nobody matters, it's okay if everybody dies from inadequate regulation."
Breaking News: Two deaths in Michigan have been linked to cyclospora. Both people who had the parasite also had underlying health issues.
The US military’s strikes on alleged drug boats have likely illegally killed “individuals who are not involved in narcotrafficking,” Sen. Tim Kaine told the White House, following “a careful review” of classified information he has seen so far.
‘They are murder victims’: Senator suggests US strikes have killed people who weren’t involved in drug trafficking | CNN Politics
The US military’s strikes on alleged drug boats have likely illegally killed “individuals who are not involved in narcotrafficking,” Sen. Tim Kaine told the White House on Monday, following “a careful...
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“A growing number of scientists believe that the SARS-CoV-2 virus may instead be subtly altering our immune systems.” (from 2025)
Why scientists are rethinking the immune effects of SARS-CoV-2
“Immunity debt,” a theory to explain the global surge in non-covid infections since pandemic restrictions were lifted, is increasingly being challenged by emerging evidence. Nick Tsergas reports Myco...
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Thanks to AUBADES, "The Straggler" is out in the world. aubades.org/the-straggler/
The Straggler - Aubades- A Poetry Journal
Issue 2. August 2026. Jessica Cohn Sun shines as though a distant, cooling ember.Slight wind blows to catch the treetops.Glints the window, where I stand as witnessas the lone hummingbird arrives in e...
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When people die and the media says they had “pre-existing conditions”… they’re pacifying the public. Anyone could die from Cyclosporiasis, but they want you to believe it can’t happen to you. It can only happen to the weak, the disabled, the elderly. The expendable people. Eugenics.
Two Deaths Linked to Cyclospora Outbreak in Michigan
The patients had “significant underlying health conditions” that may have contributed to their deaths, health officials said.
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I have underlying health issues and I deserve to not die from eating a grocery store salad!
Breaking News: Two deaths in Michigan have been linked to cyclospora. Both people who had the parasite also had underlying health issues.
unacceptable, especially after everything that's happened wrt taylor farms and corruption
The FDA cyclospora page hasn't been updated in more than a week www.fda.gov/food/outbrea...
OKD is open for free subs until we reach our cap! Learn more about us and submit your best poetry or flash fiction: buff.ly/chQ4jpz Okay Donkey is always open for tip jar ($2.50) or expedited ($4.00) subs! Your contribution helps us pay our contributors and cover other mag-related expenses.
New interview with Sunni Brown Wilkinson of Weber—The Contemporary West. Submissions are open until August 28 for fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art — no fee. Read the interview and send your best work. buff.ly/SuhtPHk #poetrycommunity #writinglife #litmag #callforsubmissions
NO FEE submission call + editor interview – Weber: The Contemporary West, DEADLINE: Aug. 28, 2026
Weber—The Contemporary West has been a home for sharp, resonant writing and art since 1983, publishing work that explores the culture and environment of the West and the wider world. Under the new …
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Perfume, geometry, and a praying mantis…. Issue 137 of Rogue Agent is here! Ft. poetry by Juliet Cook, BCV Dieujuste, Rodney Gomez @kavetchnik.bsky.social Robin Messing, Naz Noktehporkar, Stella Rhame, Krista Speicher Sarraf, Makela Shen, and Delia Tramontina // rogueagentjournal.com/issue137
Issue 137 — RogueAgent
Welcome to Rogue Agent, a journal for poetry and art that inhabits the body.
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This just in … extended to August 10!
Writers with a manuscript! Today is the last day of @sarabandebooks.bsky.social 's Open Submission Period. Poetry, short fiction, hybrid, and nonfiction manuscripts; translation proposals, get them in before midnight! sarabandebooks.submittable.com/submit
Important history lesson: Fascism rose partly as a result of the 1918 pandemic.
‼️The Circle is always open. I'm looking for poems that are strange enough to reward rereading, but are not so obscure that they baffle the reader. No fee. Four-week turnaround. Guidelines: stonecirclereview.com/submissions-... #Poetry #PoetryCommunity #CallForSubmissions #LitMag
“Data from healthcare analytics company Truveta showed the rate of cyclosporiasis diagnoses this July was more than 11 times higher than the average seen in July over the past eight years.”
Cyclosporiasis cases in Michigan rise to 10,773 in ongoing outbreak reut.rs/4w2soUh
Anything can be used – but of course one doesn’t know it at the time. How does one know what a certain object will tell another? -- Joseph Cornell
Show opens this Sunday! Features art where green takes center stage, and benefits the Greenbelt, the land trust that protects wildlife habitats and scenic landscapes in Essex County, #Massachusetts I wrote a little about why I'm participating: tishamark.com/2026/07/30/g... #art #Boston #SciArt
One of my visual art pieces, “2 orange threads” is featured in the latest issue of Trailer Park Quarterly: 9” x 12” collage on canvas (includes vintage book pages and magazine and catalog scraps plus an instruction manual from a recently purchased frying pan.)
Volume 17 | Trailer Park Quarterly
Nina Padolf Uniforms & Promotions from E4 to E5 Sergeant Status Tony Gloeggler BARBARA’S Agnes Vojta Near Miss Kevin LeMaster Lineman James Benger That’sHow They Get You CL Bledsoe Elegy for Dad Rick…
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Looking for NC cyclosporiasis data? The NC Department of Health and Human Services has launched a new dashboard to help you track cases and find resources and information to stay safe. Access the dashboard here: www.dph.ncdhhs.gov/programs/epi...
People still complain about “lockdowns” but we had none in the US. We had stay-at-home orders, where although businesses were closed, you could still go outside whenever you wanted. Other countries had far stricter rules, and yet have been much more accepting of them as they saved many more lives.
Today is Brian Sicknick Day in NJ. Brian was a U.S. Capitol Police Officer who defended the Capitol and our democracy on January 6, 2021, and died after being brutally attacked. 1/2
Having a tough time with something or someone? You can always… DISSOCIATE AND EAT CRACKERS ABOUT IT.
“But home is as much about where you are as it is about where you ain’t.” (One of many lines in this essay that will stick with me for a while.)
In 2023 while in NOLA, a Lyft Driver and I had a conversation about leaving home. It led to him telling me about his terminal diagnosis. “An editor told me once that if you want to understand a war, interview the grave diggers. I’d add that if you want to understand a city, interview the drivers.”