There's my book, second row, second from the right, with other Bennington Alum books. So happy to be there.
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There's my book, second row, second from the right, with other Bennington Alum books. So happy to be there.
Check out The Slowdown today on American Public Media! www.slowdownshow.org/episode/2025...
Poets Charles Finn and Tami Haaland will read at Isle of Books, Bozeman Montana, Thursday, July 31, 6:30 PM.
Happy to be reading with Charles Finn in Bozeman, July 31. If you're in Bozeman, I hope you can join us!
Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom, but also a reminder: freedom delayed is freedom denied. #Juneteenth #BlackHistory #FreedomDay #NeverForget
"What is Juneteenth and Why Does it Matter: A Short History | Journey to American Democracy" a video by Heather Cox Richardson
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Yellowstone Public Radio's Resounds: Arts and Culture in the High Plains has posted Corby Skinner's interview with me. Have a listen if you would like. It runs about 25 minutes. www.ypradio.org/show/resound...
My thanks to New Pages and Lost Horse Press. Hope you'll consider reading this collection.
The poetry in Tami Haaland's 'If I Had Said Beauty' is dedicated to known & unknown ancestors, narratives and distant origins of what lies behind a sense of self.
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#booknews #newreleases #poetry #sponsored
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Thank you, J. P. Dancing Bear, for featuring "The Edge of Things," on Verse Daily today! www.versedaily.org
Lost Horse Press spring books.
Congratulations Corrie!
This essay traces the long and turbulent history of American booksellers who have faced censorship, harassment, and even violence for defending the freedom to read. Through vivid anecdotes and historical cases-from undercover stings in the early 1900s and legal battles over “obscene” literature, to FBI surveillance of Black bookstores and bomb threats against feminist and LGBTQ+ shops-the author illustrates how bookstores have repeatedly become battlegrounds in the fight for civil liberties and free expression. Despite intimidation from both government and private groups, booksellers have pushed back, shaping legal precedents and rallying communities to defend First Amendment rights. The essay ultimately calls on readers to recognize bookstores as “arsenals of democracy” and to support their ongoing role in safeguarding intellectual freedom.
Booksellers have faced censorship and harassment defending the freedom to read. Celebrate your local bookstore and support their ongoing role in safeguarding intellectual freedom.
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#BookstoreDay
Sadly, many books and journals are culled and may be replaced with digital materials. While it is amazing to have broad access to so many volumes and journals online, it is not so easy to read books from many of these databases. I love the stacks and the riches tucked away there.
Thanks for posting this, @benningtonwriting.bsky.social! Upcoming readings and signings: April 26 at Elk River Books in Livingston, MT, April 30 at Billings Library (MT), May 15 Missoula Art Museum. More to come!
First review of If I Had Said Beauty in Montana Arts Council Newspaper State of the Arts. "Tami Haaland’s new collection of poems functions as a sort of atlas for the human form." Thank you Eric Heidle! art.mt.gov/PDFs/SOA-Spr...
My new book is in the world! I'll be in Los Angeles this week at the AWP Conference. More to come about readings and signings this spring and summer.
If I Had Said Beauty is in the world!
A few years ago I met Sarah Salcedo @tallfirsproductions.com, who designed my website. Sarah continues to work with me whenever it's time for updates. Here's the most recent, updated version. www.tamihaaland.com
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Love this.
DOGE’s expenses have risen above 40 million, with weekly costs now exceeding 10 million. We will release an updated DOGE staff list soon.
(1/4) Recent layoffs of federal workers has a disproportionate impact on Native Americans, but is receiving almost no media attention. In Indian Health Services, which provides healthcare to 2.8 mil NAs, 2,200 people were laid off, including 1,400 who provide direct patient care.
From Henry Ford to the esteemed, path-blazing New York Times foreign correspondent Anne O’Hare McCormick, expressions of fascist sympathy had reached the center of mainstream discourse and American political thought by the late 1930s.
🌍💨 Is carbon capture worth it?
A new study finds that switching to 100% wind, water, & solar could slash energy, health, & climate costs by 91.8% - while many carbon capture policies increase costs & emissions.
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#Climate #Renewables #CarbonCapture #SciComm 🧪
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Thank you AltYellostone!
