A lot of you need to start drafting your poems in comic sans. I will not explain further.

How are poems made? This Sunday, at our monthly open house, @parisreview.bsky.social poetry editor Srikanth Reddy will talk process with Matt Broaddus (@mattbroaddus.bsky.social), Jana Prikryl, and Broadcast contributor Mónica de la Torre. pioneerworks.org/programs/sec...

Afternoon Visitor 12 is live!! ❤️‍🔥 www.afternoonvisitor.com 🔥 cover: from ‘The Periphery Is Ill with Boundary’ by Eliza Guerra

Today's Feature: In this week's installment of What Sparks Poetry: The sun is a disembodied thought: An Interview with @mattbroaddus.bsky.social Read here: poems.com/features/wha...

Lloyd wrote such a generous review of my book! Deeply honored by it. Thanks to CRB for publishing it.

I have a review of ‘Deeper the Tropics’ by @mattbroaddus.bsky.social up on @clereviewbooks.bsky.social of books today 🌴 clereviewofbooks.com/these-lit-pa...

Psyched to be a resident at The Mastheads this summer! www.themastheads.org/residency

Five Trailblazers in Black Librarianship

A truly illuminating essay by my friend Kelly on what's to be gained by noise in a poetic practice: nereview.com/beyond-craft...

Cool lil article about poetic gangster, Geoffrey Nutter www.kmagazine.org/post/poet-da...

Issue 3 arrived! Preorders go out early next week! Other orders soon after. Didn’t order a copy? No worries, you can still do that here: www.postcardlit.com/store

There’s an experimental reading involving many poets/friends I love coming up in a couple weeks in New Orleans. Lots of new work! Ryan’s providing a soundscape!

Fonograf just released a new bilingual edition of the selected poems of Spanish poet Jaime Gil de Biedma. It's really, really good. Also extremely relevant given <gestures toward everything>. Here's an excerpt. poetrysociety.org/poems-essays...

Reading at an offsite event in LA. Hope you can join us. I'm interested in the tinned fish and will probably try some.

Great job alert: ProPublica is hiring a computational journalist, "someone who will use technology and data to identify and unlock stories that would otherwise be out of reach." Salary: $120K-$140K Remote: ✅ Come join us!

Reading in Iowa City coming up Saturday, March 8th. Hope to see you there!

Esther Kondo Heller's Ar:range:ments, out one week from today, was shouted out in Poetry Northwest's Spring 2025 Favorites: www.poetrynw.org/ponws-favori... Available for pre-order at: fonografeditions.com/catalog/fono...

rest in peace, queenmother roberta flack COMPARED TO WHAT youtu.be/wDUk9Lsy_yQ?...

👀 Spotted in the NYU Press Publisher Focus Window at Harvard Book Store

Eagles won the Super Bowl as Mia foretold so now you have to buy her new book. asterismbooks.com/product/all-...

OMG Jack's book! Edited by JOHN YAU and blurbed by KIM HYESOON! Also, THAT COVER.

Saturday (as in tomorrow)!

My first book of poetry coming soon from Black Square Editions.

This is happening in one week. Laura Paul's Film Elegy and Kelly Krumrie's No Measure were two of the coolest books I read last year. If you're in Denver, come hear them read! With me! I will also be a guy who is there.

Reading coming up in Denver w/ some friends who happen to be great writers too!

Reading coming up in Denver w/ some friends who happen to be great writers too!

Lotta people wondering why the SEC did badly in the playoff, and I gotta tell you it’s because the other teams were better at football

List of random things I liked this year in no particular order part 5: No Measure by Kelly Krumrie Kelly's prose moves so unexpectedly it feels like poetry. The text plays with the observer effect between two scientists, the desert, and the reader. calamaripress.com/no_measure.htm

Currently testing all the Christmas beers because somebody has to.

List of random things I liked this year in no particular order part 4: Arabia Felix by Thorkild Hansen. The true story of a 1761 a Danish expedition that sets sail for Yemen. The only problem? They all hate each other. Only one makes it back. www.nyrb.com/products/ara...

List of random things I liked this year in no particular order part 3: Painting with John (season 3) on HBO/Max. Absurdist, very funny, world weary in its way, but ultimately about finding the joy and play in everyday life. www.youtube.com/watch?v=uClL...

List of random things I liked this year in no particular order part 2: A Luminous History of the Palm by Jessica Sequeira. A series of prose/poem vignettes that tell a kaleidoscopic world history organized around the palm. sublunaryeditions.com/products/a-l...

List of random things I liked this year in no particular order part 1: Phasor by Helado Negro. Danceable and thoughtful. Fun yet meditative. Every song on the album has been my favorite at one point or another. heladonegro.bandcamp.com/album/phasor

Santa Claus just visited me at work I am a new man

Today I am at work. But in my most private of inner selves I am sludge, ever watchful for a grate to fall through and escape the tyranny of puddledom.

Who should you ask about the best poems of 2024? Poets, of course. And their picks are all available to read online for free.

These commentators are so hyped about this football coach getting five gallons of iced coffee dumped on him.

If you went to the post office today, I salute you.

Playing the bass part to love plus one by haircut 100 on bass because it's actually a great bassline.

This definitely happened in real life.

There’s literally a part in the new Indiana Jones game where you as Indy walk around the Vatican in the disguise of a priest taking pictures like a tourist. It is *chef’s kiss*

Favorite part of the new Indy game is the fonts. I will take no questions at this time.

Entering the time of year where I make, eat, and subsist on only Christmas stollen.

Sure sex is nice but have you tried the Criterion Collection?

Hello Bluesky. Sucks that this is our first post. A statement from the Vox Media Union and @wgaeast.bsky.social on today's layoffs. Please stay tuned for more details on how you can support our colleagues who were impacted today.

Everyone at work is either angry or crying 🙃

began today as a leaf. now i am mulch.

NEW KELLY HOFFER www.tiltedhouse.org/shop/the-pho...

Writing prose now. I'm a prose writer now. Yeah, take that, world-that-never-cared-and-still-doesn't. I write PROSE.

if santa needs an elf on a shelf to report my crimes, maybe he’s not as omnipotent as he claims. maybe he can be killed