This is so cool, and includes some images I've never seen before

NEW STORY⚡️🐸 “Property Line” by Elena Rotzokou is now up! Art by Ruri Kato flash-frog.com/2026/05/18/p...

A little something for #smallpoemsunday. One from me, one from Amanda Berenguer (tr. Gillian Brassil and Alex Verdolini).

A little something for #smallpoemsunday. One from me, one from Amanda Berenguer (tr. Gillian Brassil and Alex Verdolini).

The Waves by Virginia Woolf Embassytown by China Miéville Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates by Tom Robbins

“Submitting to markets is tough, and every day I succeed at getting a story out is a day I feel better. Writing new stories is tough, and every day I succeed at getting another story written, I feel better too.” 😀

HOLY SHIT WE ARE BACK TO MAKE MORE PHOTOS WITH SHIT CAMERAS! NO-ONE COULE HAVE PREDICTED THIS! WE WILL SAVE YOUR ASSES FROM YOURSELVES! ANOTHER FUCKING #SHITTYCAMERACHALLENGE IS COMING! JULY 1ST TILL SEPTEMBER 30TH DO WHATEVER THE FUCK YOU WANT, BUT BEST DO IT WITH A CAMERA THAT SUCKS SHIT!

Crazy scam email about a story of mine in an anthology a DECADE ago (under my given name). Troubling, actually. In part because the work is dated. In part because many authors I appeared with have huge award nominations/wins to their names now. In part because it’s another sick, predatory use of AI.

What sane person could live in this world and not be crazy?

Daucus Carrota Scanning Electron Microscope. Sample was collected fresh and fixed and critically point dried, coated in Au/Pd and imaged at 2kV with an ETD (for your microscope people) #sciart Horizontal Field Width of the full image is 5mm (edge to edge)

Ahh yes. Surely religion will fix the slop machines.

I remember when the ban on “The Republic” was discussed. The longer list is… wild. Awful. Expected. But awful.

Reading this morning about the Del Monte bankruptcy. The closing of the Modesto cannery. The fallout in CA. I am livid over so much about this story. But mostly I am struggling to fathom the food waste & nearly half a million trees getting ripped out & burning in the dumpster fire of our economy.

One from me and one from Jane Hirshfield for this first #smallpoemsunday of May.

One from me and one from Jane Hirshfield for this first #smallpoemsunday of May.

Going to be back on my poems soon. Sending some work out this afternoon. Have been revising and rewriting old work. Expanded one story from 4K to 17K and it breathes better and I am proud of myself.

1. Large white trillium, which is so hard to find in this part of New York. 2. Jack-in-the-pulpit. 3. Ostrich ferns unfurling. 4. Dryad’s saddle mushroom.

Spring ephemerals today along the Erie Canal. 1. Red trillium. 2. Large-flowered bellwort. 3. Canadian wild ginger. 4. Early blue cohosh.

You've never seen human anatomy like this before. Using a particle accelerator, the Human Organ Atlas is producing 3D scans of our organs in unprecedented detail! You can look through different layers of tissue and even zoom in on the cells for the heart, lungs, eyes, kidneys, and more.

ANMLY #42 is here! We’re thrilled to share new translations, fiction, a double issue of poetry, CNF, and new folios of comic and flash & micros! >>> anmly.org/ap42 And we're open for new work from May 1 - August 1! >>> anmly.submittable.com

holy Shit guys we are unbelievably proud of this track and i cannot believe it's actually out

All four of my bronze age fantasy axes~ I am very, very happy with how these turned out. If you, too, would like a fantasy weapon, I can draw one for you! They are a flat cost of $50.

Made good on my effort to try this one. Went an unexpected direction. Apparently my life is a rupture. Happy with this as my poem to #PoetryMonth today, though.

Asteroid City is one of my favorite movies. Especially of Anderson’s. What a great prompt. Looking forward to giving this a try.

this Allan Horing poem, my god

We all need good dreams sometimes. Here’s one for #smallpoemsunday.

We all need good dreams sometimes. Here’s one for #smallpoemsunday.

#smallpoemsunday always gives me the opportunity to take the razor to poems that need it. Cc @tomsnarsky.bsky.social

In case you need a reminder that beautiful and wonderful things still exist right now.

If you need a poem for this moment… I am again pointing my finger at this brief and beautiful page.

Thinking about this one again today.

If you need a poem for this moment… I am again pointing my finger at this brief and beautiful page.

Thinking about this one again today.

In case you need a reminder that beautiful and wonderful things still exist right now.

Who’s to doom, when the judge himself is dragged to the bar?

Reread an unpublished story of mine from a decade ago I’ve been meaning to revise and send out. hoo… yeah… sure… There Were No Signs™️.

Today for #NationalPoetryMonth, one from Mark Haunschild.

Reread an unpublished story of mine from a decade ago I’ve been meaning to revise and send out. hoo… yeah… sure… There Were No Signs™️.

Today for #NationalPoetryMonth, one from Mark Haunschild.

Mates of State. Heard part of “A Duel Will Settle This” on college radio in 2003. Scrolled their whole Winamp playlist while sitting in the studio with my friend. Eventually Google won the day when I found it by looking up "Bury your words / They're better unsaid". youtu.be/sBNcChdmVDs

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Mates of State. Heard part of “A Duel Will Settle This” on college radio in 2003. Scrolled their whole Winamp playlist while sitting in the studio with my friend. Eventually Google won the day when I found it by looking up "Bury your words / They're better unsaid". youtu.be/sBNcChdmVDs

Airstream Driver by Gomez. Heard it once in college while driving around town, took me *years* to track it down.

Today for #smallpoemsunday as well as #PoetryMonth, some Aracelis Girmay.

Today for #smallpoemsunday as well as #PoetryMonth, some Aracelis Girmay.

It's April! Welcome to Poetry Month! Here's a list of 30 prompts to maybe get your keyboard or pen jumpstarted. I've tried to put together a variety. Happy poem-ing for these next 30 days! #NationalPoetryMonth

Today for #PoetryMonth, "The Portable Shrine" from Melissa Kwasny. This entire collection (The Cloud Path, 2024) is filled with spirit-stirring work. Extraordinary variety. Extraordinary cohesiveness. A true work of wonder.

Today for #PoetryMonth, one from Elizabeth Willis. Meteoric Flowers shifted what I understood a poem could be, what words could do, and what connectedness meant. “The Earth’s Nucleus” is from that volume.