Terra Oliveira

@terraoliveira.bsky.social

writer & visual artist founding editor of recenter press 📚 poetry book: itinerant songs https://www.recenterpress.com/store/p15/itinerantsongs.html 💌 newsletter http://terraoliveira.substack.com

Friday, Oct. 24 @ 6pm, join us at the Fairfax Women’s Club in Fairfax, CA for an evening of poetry hosted by Point Reyes Books. We’ll hear from Michelle Latvala’s Between Latitudes, Cathryn Shea’s Ghost Matinee, Chelsea Wills’ The Home of Milk, and I'll be reading from Itinerant Songs.

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I'm reading poems at Sausalito Books by the Bay on Wed, August 20th at 6pm celebrating my new book, Itinerant Songs, alongside Marin Poet Laureate Francesca Bell, and first Poet Laureate of Albany, CA, Christina Hutchins. Hope to see you at this lovely waterfront bookstore in the North Bay :)

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"first thing the next morning, my hand would up / & move itself, no thought of the rest of the body" A diner contemplates technological addiction while observing a family moment in Terra Oliveira's (@terraoliveira.bsky.social‬) poem "Cedar Park Café." Check it out below! buff.ly/hxDJdHn

Cedar Park Café

TERRA OLIVEIRA <br> at cedar park café, praised for their chicken & waffles, / i sit at the corner table, & a young blonde child  / with their family in front of me takes a sip of water, / looks…

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Friends & community in & near the East Bay ✨ Join us Sunday, August 10th at 6:30pm at The Long Haul Infoshop in Berkeley to celebrate my new poetry book, Itinerant Songs. Feat. readings from Lora Mathis, Ashia Ajani, Ocean Escalanti, & I'll be reading from Itinerant Songs. Free to attend.

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"i pick up, i slip, i try again, / further away from where i was" Terra Oliveira's (@terraoliveira.bsky.social‬) poem, "Cedar Park Café," considers the addiction of modern technology over a plate of steaming chicken and waffles. Check it out below!

Cedar Park Café

TERRA OLIVEIRA <br> at cedar park café, praised for their chicken & waffles, / i sit at the corner table, & a young blonde child  / with their family in front of me takes a sip of water, / looks…

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