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poet. bird law. evaporatus
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ballast journal
3 months ago
Contributor Features from ballast 3.3: Next up: Christopher Klingbeil with “Western sugar cooperative”
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www.ballastjournal.com/christopher-...
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ballast journal
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· Kelly Gray (
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) · Peter Milne Greiner · Daniel Hales · Jake Hargrove · Alec Hershman · D.J. Huppatz · Stephen K. Kim (
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) · J.I. Kleinberg · Christopher Klingbeil (
@cklingbe.bsky.social
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Thirty West Publishing
5 months ago
Dreaming of Greece and the Beatles with Julián Martinez’s dream story, “Be at Leso”. 🎶 🏝️ Only on Afterimages.
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Be at Leso
A Dream Story by Julián Martinez
https://open.substack.com/pub/thirtywest/p/be-at-leso?r=bwsbk&utm_medium=ios
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Thirty West Publishing
6 months ago
Putting out a radar ping to authors from ELJ to see if any wish to submit their manuscript to us for 2026/2027. No promises but willing to try.
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Nate Logan
7 months ago
James Tate
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Tara Skurtu
8 months ago
Poem by Sean Thomas Dougherty.
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Thirty West Publishing
9 months ago
Welcome
@cklingbe.bsky.social
to TW with a poetry collection, LANDSCAPE, DAD! Christopher Klingbeil is the author of the chapbook, Evaporatus. His writing has appeared in the Denver Quarterly, Painted Bride Quarterly, & Salt Hill. He worked as a government lumberjack in the Western United States.
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Garrett M. Graff
10 months ago
Boy, these last eight days feel like a good reminder why democracies generally avoid letting people who attempt a coup come back to power….
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Dave Itzkoff
10 months ago
not Lynch's movie, I know, but god, what a sendoff
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kyle r. seibel
11 months ago
hey there fella, got a lil sumpin sumpin over at
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today. give it a readski, huh? a widdle minute for a story? pweez daddyyyyyy?? fr fr thanks to
@troyjamesweaver.bsky.social
and
@wadrewhawkins.bsky.social
for helpful notes here.
www.vol1brooklyn.com/2024/12/29/s...
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Rodger Sherman
11 months ago
RIP
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Tom Snarsky
11 months ago
Emmanuel Hocquard, trs. Waldrop & McGrath
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KPH
11 months ago
This is good
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McSweeney's
11 months ago
"Your list of responsibilities includes fantastical paradoxes such as 'removing all barriers to admission while significantly increasing retention and graduation rates.' This would strike a lesser administrator as an impossible task, but I love paradoxes."
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Jesus Christ Applies for VP of Student Success
To the Hiring Committee: My name is Jesus Christ, and I am applying for the posted position of Vice President of Student Success. While I have no p...
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Jason Wells
11 months ago
YES!!!
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Jen Benka
11 months ago
Before anyone outsources poetry, the new report that claims algorithmically-generated texts are preferred over actual poems? It has some weaknesses. Thanks
@literaryhub.bsky.social
for publishing my piece that points to just a few.
@nature.com.web.brid.gy
@pitt.bsky.social
lithub.com/on-the-repor...
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On the Report of Poetry’s Death, or: What Does That AI Poetry Study Really Tell Us?
A newly published report from the University of Pittsburgh that claims “AI-generated poetry is indistinguishable from human-written poetry and is rated more favorably,” has sent a swarm…
https://lithub.com/on-the-report-of-poetrys-death-or-what-does-that-ai-poetry-study-really-tell-us/
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cageyratfish FREE LINK, YOU COWARDS 🏳️⚧️🇨🇦
12 months ago
just found this pleasantly weird photo i took of an incoming storm from inside my old workplace
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Barton
12 months ago
Don’t get me wrong, this one is cool, but does someone have the bears radio call?
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Barlow Adams
12 months ago
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Rebecca Solnit
12 months ago
How do you face fascism? I like Orwell's version: ground yourself in direct and immediate experience, trust your senses, find some joy, turn back to face the fascists and tell truths to combat the lies.
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Vicki Ziegler
over 2 years ago
"If we discover that the yeti in the wilderness is only a bear, then we have discovered nothing. The yeti we imagine still evades us." #TodaysPoem #poetry The Animals We Imagine by Paul Vermeersch (2022 The /tƐmz/ Review)
https://tinyurl.com/bdfmtm9m
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Diane Seuss
about 1 year ago
This is an essay on my poem "Ballad," Keats's notion of Negative Capability, and Lorca's Duende, with a prompt and a link to the original poem. I'm happy to share it with you.
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I Know You Know: Diane Seuss On “Ballad,” Negative Capability, and the Duende
Christ was laid out in a glass coffin, like Snow White. I visited and re-visited him. He looked so much like my father on his deathbed.
https://poems.com/features/what-sparks-poetry/i-know-you-know-diane-seuss-on-ballad-negative-capability-and-the-duende/
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JJ Zachariason
about 1 year ago
If this gets 45,000 reposts, I’ll post tomorrow’s data dump on this app.
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Daniel Drezner
about 1 year ago
“Sure, the complete destruction of Alderaan wasn’t great, but can you really blame people for being a little nostalgic for the first Death Star? Some folks don’t care about billions of souls crying out in unison as long as the interstellar transports run on time.”
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Here’s Why a Second Death Star Won’t Be That Bad
“Mr. Trump’s first term was better than expected… the authoritarian rule that Democrats and the press predicted never appeared. Mr. Trump was too u...
https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/heres-why-a-second-death-star-wont-be-that-bad
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