kira homsher
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writer & PhD student in cincinnati / rep: UTA kirahomsher.com
just referenced this picture in a short story I'm writing
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You always know youāre in a nice neighborhood when there are lampposts on the sidewalks
12 days ago
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weekend reading
17 days ago
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Rereading Lorrie Moore, stoned with an achey neck giggling into my pillows, probably the closest thing to a spiritual experience I have had in eons
19 days ago
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There's something uncomfortable about reading someone's writing and being immediately hyper-aware of who their influences are
about 1 month ago
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sorry but we desperately need to come up with some new blurb language. I don't want to read a book that "deftly navigates the human experience" what the fuck does that even mean anymore
about 1 month ago
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John Chrostek
about 1 month ago
If you don't mind the direct ask, if you're looking for a tightly-curated online bookshop focusing on indies & top-tier reads, come check us out:
www.eveninghousebooks.com
I'll also be opening up soon for more freelance work, but I need to get my house & mind in order before I push heavy there
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Evening House Books
Buffalo's downtown bookstore, a parlor-style cove for deep cut indie literature and bold, diverse, voices.
https://www.eveninghousebooks.com
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Every time I have a medical appointment and have to wear a hospital gown I start pretending Iām a Sally Rooney character like āHer wrists were very slender and white. She trembled slightly and went pale, sitting up very straight.ā
about 1 month ago
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perhaps things will start working out for me again
about 1 month ago
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Iām 30 now by the wayā¦
about 2 months ago
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The final paragraph from "Why Short Stories Are Essential and Why They Are Seldom Read" by Charles E. May
about 2 months ago
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Hey
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contacting wedding vendors is just getting email after email from "artsy" millennials saying "ohhh sorry I only actually work with the 1% <3333"
3 months ago
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What is the funniest short story you've ever read? (If you recommend your own I will come bonk you over the head with a blunt object)
3 months ago
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I miss living places where having a personality is a given
3 months ago
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Seattle is such an unbelievably beautiful city with a spooky eerie atmosphere and it sucks that itās wasted on a bunch of tech normies
3 months ago
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How do I tell my neighbors that they cannot just have a fucking rooster in an urban neighborhood waking everyone up before dawn every morning
4 months ago
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winter break
4 months ago
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Forgot to reactivate my twitter after 30 days so now I'm really stuck here huh
4 months ago
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Lit Hub
4 months ago
Israeli forces stormed the Palestinian National Theater, El-Hakawati, in occupied East Jerusalem, shutting down a childrenās musical show titled āDreams Under the Olive Trees.ā
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Israeli forces stormed the Palestinian National Theater, shutting down a childrenās show.
On Sunday night, Israeli forces stormed the Palestinian National Theater, El-Hakawati, in occupied East Jerusalem, shutting down a childrenās musical show titled āDreams Under the Oliveā¦
https://buff.ly/J7bsU38
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We seem to be in some kind of cultural moment where everyone feels the need to write about wrestling or boxing or deadlifting or whatever
4 months ago
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Reuters
4 months ago
Don't let AI do your homework, Pope Leo tells US youth
reut.rs/48tKTYY
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Don't let AI do your homework, Pope Leo tells US youth
Artificial intelligence may be a useful tool for learning, but don't use it for your homework, Pope Leo told about 15,000 U.S. youth during a question-and-answer session on Friday.
https://reut.rs/48tKTYY
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Pls recommend short stories that particularly lend themselves to a lesson on syntax? :~)
4 months ago
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The Baffler
4 months ago
The decline in literacy is the result of a top-down class war.
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We Used to Read Things in This Country | Noah McCormack
Technology changes usāand it is currently changing us for the worse.
https://thebaffler.com/salvos/we-used-to-read-things-in-this-country-mccormack
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Yay!!!
add a skeleton here at some point
4 months ago
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New Yorkās gotta be the only place in the country you can just walk around in a beret and expect to be taken seriously
4 months ago
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Max Berger
4 months ago
The reason people think the Democratic Party doesn't actually stand for anything is because it doesn't.
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The Believer
5 months ago
Weāre revisiting this 2007 interview with the filmmaker Mira Nair, Zohran Mamdaniās mother, who talks about her work and recounts the puckish antics of her then-fifteen-year-old son.
www.thebeliever.net/an-interview...
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An Interview with Mira Nair - Believer Magazine
The Indian-born filmmaker Mira Nair has been directing since 1979, when she made the first of her five documentaries, but her breakthrough film was a featureāthe gritty, lush, and painfully sad Salaam...
https://www.thebeliever.net/an-interview-with-mira-nair/
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zach silberberg
5 months ago
this is a reminder that we dont have to settle for newsom in 2028
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finally scanned my story in The End Magazine, you can read here if you're so inclined:
drive.google.com/file/d/1Rc6p...
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Rubber Ball_The End.pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rc6pFV1j_lmCW7l4Ex6XeVUL9vyncSfP/view
5 months ago
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Bookshop.org
5 months ago
Amazon is helping fund a $300 million build of a ballroom for the White House. Independent bookstores are donating to food banks and organizations that help with food insecurity. They are not the same.
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tell me a word to ctrl-F in my novel
5 months ago
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prose and cons. get it? hahaahahahahhaha
5 months ago
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go birds fuck ice free palestine :)
5 months ago
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Forgot that Iām supposed to be writing for the Fat Lady
5 months ago
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all my favorite authors sound a little bit like junie b jones
5 months ago
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prescribing myself a franny and zooey reread
6 months ago
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Don't make me look at your labradoodle
6 months ago
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somehow despite having two parents with chronic pain / disabilities I still didn't believe that getting older would involve this much ambient pain and discomfort
6 months ago
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Loaf
6 months ago
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wint
12 months ago
my hope is that AI can empower the Dumbest, Least talented slobs i know to replace everything i ever loved with One Million Years of Content
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I wrote a poem! :)
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12 months ago
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I spiritually/physically/intellectually/emotionally cannot continue to teach college composition anymore
12 months ago
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keely
about 1 year ago
got my first piece published with xray, and i could not be happier šŖ¶šš½ļø
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Read this NOW.
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about 1 year ago
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New short story in The End Magazine! I love writing and being alive!
about 1 year ago
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Story by Yannis Ritsos
about 1 year ago
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does anything good want to happen to me? :āā)
about 1 year ago
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John Chrostek
about 1 year ago
Here's that big news I was freaking out over: Amanda and I have been officially approved for a retail space!
@eveninghouse.bsky.social
has been a dream of ours since being laid off from P***ll's back in the early days of the pandemic and now, as the world burns, we're gunning to make it a reality
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