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Who Killed Owen Wilson? - I've had this story sitting around for years now. It was cut down from a novella, and I've never known what to do with it. So, I've put it up as a Kindle...
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I know it when I "see" it? - Submitter Stephanie sends along this story as well: I spotted this guy standing on the side of the road in Centralia, WA. When I approached him and asked...
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new from above/ground press: new titles by Stengel, Christie, Smith + Tucker, - *tether by Jill Stengel $4 See link here for more information GOVERNMENT by Jason Christie $4 See link here for more information MNEMOTECHNICS Jessica S...
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Damp Clothes - Woke up sobbing into my mashed pillow, soggy feathers. Swallowed by a midnight grief stain, in the part of the city by the expressway. Governor's Island is...2 hours ago
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Traveling on Route 66 - * * *Started traveling Route 66 today! Couldn't wait to wear my necklace!! :) - Anastasia* A customer recently sent me this note, and it made me so very...4 hours ago
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NOTEBOOKS and what we writers do with them... - Me scribbling in Venice, by Doug Stirling A few months back Samar A Abulhassen sent around a set of questions about notebooks and our relationship to them a...
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How does it feel? - So this hilarious picture was posted on Reddit yesterday. We all made lots of jokes about how paying attention to the wife in each picture was the right de...3 days ago
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Seventeen… - …is the number of poems we wrote last night while doing Poems While You Wait at the Parlour Tapes+ murder-mystery-themed fundraiser, where we–Liz Hildreth,...4 days ago
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from The Orphan: A BROKEN LINK IN A CHAIN - North Korean propaganda reveals “the orphan to be the national symbol of North Korea, the figure, it seems, most capable of being revolutionary. After all...4 days ago
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Do you think of yourself in terms of a "type"? - Do you think of yourself in terms of a "type"? As in, "He's totally my type," or "Nah, she's not my type." Do you know whose type you are? I was just email...4 days ago
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POEM-A-DAY - Baudelaire in Airports [click title] by Amy King Filed under: Poems, Poet, Poetics, Poetry Tagged: American poetry, Poem, Poet5 days ago
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Introducing Gilt Gilda - Been working with some folks on a fun, glossy magazine-type project on Pinterest called Gilt Gilda. Gilt Gilda is an unruly hoard of cultural capital an...
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mnemotechnics - A selection of poems from my manuscript mnemotechnics is available as a chapbook from above/ground press. Cover illustration by Alixandra Bamford. mnemotec...1 week ago
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Sprung - Hi hi, blog! Obviously, it's a very busy time here in the CS house. But mostly good things. Work, which is going well for both of us... not-work, which inc...
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The Accidental Professor - When I was a little kid and we went to the beach, I always had this strange and terrifying and utterly disorienting moment where I’d think to myself this i...1 week ago
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Hamilton's Dark Dreambox - Through a glass, darkly I really can't stress enough how much I like this book. At moments I get a similar feeling to that feeling I first got when readin...
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Hannah Wiener/The Fast/Clairvoyant Journal - Approaching 30 (NEXT MONTH!). Feeling that I will be able to live better after this date. More engaged. Less fearful. As a child, I was sure that I would d...1 week ago
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You Just Got PreSchooled Press - Just found this poem written by a 4th grader from when I did Writers in the Schools in 2010. Kids are the best poets: Ode to Hammocks By Jake Hammocks hav...1 week ago
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Troubling the Line: Events Calendar - Join us for these upcoming events to celebrate Troubling the...1 week ago
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Cyrus Console on the Lesser Wax Moth, One-hitters, & Not Being a Real Writer - Kieseritzky, good teacher and, I suspect, good scientist, kind, awkward man who carried one shoulder high, round face, ill-advised beard, white running ...
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Appropriation and Affective Production In Rob Halpern's “Obscene Intimacies” - Inspired by Eileen Myles' piece in The Volta, I am posting an essay which originally appeared last summer, in the "Crisis Inquiry" issue of Damn the Caes...2 weeks ago
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