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Wintering at Frontier Poetry

My poem “Wintering” has been published by Frontier Poetry. They are a great platform for emerging writers and they frequently post contest lists and resources. Make sure you check out their site! https://www.frontierpoetry.com/blog/

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Happy to see this review out in the world! If you haven't read @eschmaltzzz yet and you like post humanism/visual poetry/having your mind bent around in a fun way, check out Surfaces from @invisibooks #Repost @eschmaltzzz (@get_repost) ・・・ Grateful for this generous review of Surfaces in @fillingstationmagazine by Amy Leblanc: “Schmaltz’s collection reimagines what it means to read, to understand, and to instinctively know what words and images signify.”

I feel very lucky to have read with such great writers this past week. Plus I got to see Doyali Islam read twice from "Heft" 💕

I can't believe it's been a year since this little book launched 🐞 Thanks to everyone who has picked up a copy, reviewed it, told me they enjoyed it, or loaned it to a friend to read. I'm constantly honored and humbled by the brilliant writers/people in my life, so today I'm remembering those I read for and with last year.

🌻🌻 cred: @hellomynameiswednesday

Three years ago in our hotel room in Ireland @sophiatraxler and I talked about going to grad school together and here we are ❤

Reading about plagues while baking some muffins 🎂🧁

Feels a little like fall already 🍂

Grad school, here I come ⭐

Good tea and a good read from @newest.press 🏵

A beautiful place for a beautiful wedding

💕❤ can't wait to celebrate at @ry_guy_showdown and Ashley's wedding with my love

My poem about kitchens and disembodiment was printed in @cv2magazine last year and is part of the @canadianpoets Poetry Pause! Check out CV2's profile to read the whole piece and sign up to receive poems in your inbox everyday ⭐

Feast your eyes

This is Pearl. She's the best dog you'll ever meet.

This book has been out of print for a while, but I managed to track down an old copy! I'm not usually into fantasy that much, but some of my favourite authors are in here ⭐

🌊🌊 * * * It's been a big couple of weeks for transitions. My body needs a little more love and patience than it used to. I'm starting grad school in a few weeks. Everything feels a little bit different, but a couple of hours by the water in the mountains reminds me that this new normal will be fine.

Rest in power, Toni Morrison. You will be missed.

I think I've been adopted by Friendly Neighborhood White Cat

July reads! This was a big month for magical realism and books about cults! • My best friends’ exorcism (Grady Hendrix) • The followers (Rebecca Wait) • Your house is on fire and your children all gone (Stefan Kiesbye) • The girl in the red coat (Kate Hamer) • My year of rest and relaxation (Ottessa Moshfegh) • Strange Magic (Syd Moore) • The Wars (Timothy Findley) • Shantallow (Cara Martin) • The little snake (AL Kennedy) • Little nothing (Marisa Silver) • We so seldom look on love (Barbara Gowdy) • The western alienation merit badge (Nancy Jo Cullen) #bookstagram

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