Every morning I wake up and immediately read something that makes me say "Jesus Christ that's bleak" in a completely different key of bleak than the day before and in some ways that's remarkable
I am delighted to have an excerpt from my forthcoming book, Surety, featured in Ambient Receiver issue 3.
This issue—this whole magazine—is so beautiful and thoughtfully curated.
www.ambientreceiver.org/iss3
On Thursday, December 11, the Poetry Society will welcome Jennifer Moxley and Prageeta Sharma for the final installment in the fall ’25 PSA Reading Series.
Thursday, December 11
7:00 p.m.
$10 in-person / $5 streaming
Free for members
https://ow.ly/biww50XAOXQ
Almost 10 years ago, I founded @chicagorevbooks.bsky.social to serve as a forum for literature in the Midwest.
Today, I’m launching Alderbrink — a new online magazine and the first ever dedicated solely to fine press books. alderbr.ink/2025/09/17/w...
Four panel comic with the header "Close Shave" featuring a translucent bird musing on a tree branch Panel 1: "If I believed I was made of ice" Panel 2: "I'd also have to believe I could melt" Panel 3: "So I must be made of flesh and bone" Panel 4 (the bird is dripping now): "To which no harm can ever come"
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Solid Objects is now distributed by Wesleyan University Press/HFS!
To order our books, visit weslpress.org or hfsbooks.com
OH MY GOD THE POEM IS TODAY
A poster for the economic blackout on February 28. It is a big red Jack rabbit on an aqua blue back ground. It says economic blackout in hand done black type. There are two black speech bubbles. One says “don’t buy stuff Friday February 28th. The other says we have power. Below it says No Amazon, Walmart, target, gas food, gas. Below that it says OK small business, use cash. Designed by Martha Rich.
I made this the other night while procrastinating, mainly because I thought all the posts about the blackout were boring. It feels like there is momentum bringing people together!
Grateful for the extra purple dusk we had in the desert tonight
James Schuyler’s poem “February 13, 1975,” from The Payne Whitney Poems sequence in his 1980 book, The Morning of the Poem.
“I wish one could press / snowflakes in a book like flowers.”
James Schuyler, written from his room in the Payne Whitney Clinic, fifty years ago today.
What are some of the examples of mutual aid, solidarity and self-organizing, improvised community support you've seen in the L.A. fires? Thanks!
It's our Year in Reading list for 2024! With recs from Aditi Machado, Temperance Aghamohammadi, @vjoshuaadams.bsky.social, @syntacticon.bsky.social, Tessa Bolsover, Toby Altman, Elijah Guerra, Andrea Quaid, Jonathan Gharraie, & @aliciawright.bsky.social—
annuletpoeticsjournal.com/2024-Year-in...
I wrote about Mita Mahato’s ARCTIC PLAY, and impermanence, climate, grammar, color: www.full-stop.net/2024/11/22/r...
Wherein cool people say generous things about my latest (thanks, @sgj.bsky.social).
There’s a couple signed copies left at @powells.bsky.social on Burnside. Unsigned available everywhere.
We've got tons of new followers and we're so glad you're here. Just for y'all, head to hubcity.org/books to use the exclusive code BSKY for 25% off all books (except preorders). Running through Wednesday. 📚✨
Scruffy dog giving side-eye at golden hour
Months (a year?) after creating this account, here now, for real! + dog for good measure
