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New piece in the latest issue of the Columbia Review--huge thanks to the editors. @ColumbiaReview
Our Fall 2024 issue is available online! issuu.com/thecolumbiareview/…
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Here’s a short poem of mine that just came out in @ColumbiaReview. The title translates to “the call of the void.”

ALT L'APPEL DU VIDE Mag Gabbert Tonight on the sidewalk as my dog pees, a white car comes shuttling up the street with its passenger window smashed out, and through the hole a man screams, “I hate you bitch I fucking hate you bitch die.” The car turns at the next road. Shadows crawl over my knees. Some people live their entire lives in the time one star takes to shoot itself. If I could drive into the sky, this world would pull me back down.
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I had this elegy and another (wilder) poem published by @ColumbiaReview recently. The whole issue is amazing.
Our spring submission deadline is April 1! We have a spring contest- prose will be judged by Kate Zambreno and poetry by @asiyawadud 🌟 columbiareviewmag.com/submit… – at Manhattan, NY
The Columbia Review presents the return of Occult Poetics: An Evening with @DorotheaLask & Nicholas Goodly this Friday, March 19th 8PM EDT 🌟 m.facebook.com/events/879542…
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My translations of Kim Sowol found a home over at Changes Review by @changes_press. It's a beautiful new online magazine with many wonderful poems and stories. Please check it out!
“Bringing together traditional and modern forms in a unique blend of Korean lyricism, longing and lamentation harmonize with imagination and soul in Sowol’s poetry.”
Read @daybreakjung’s beautiful translations on Changes Review.
changes.press/Three-Poems-by…
The Columbia Review’s Fall 2020 issue is finally out! Check it out! ✨✨ issuu.com/thecolumbiareview/…
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Thank you @ColumbiaReview for publishing my translations of Jeong Ji-yong and Yun Dong-ju! Grateful to see these poems in this beautiful issue along side works by @KamdenHilliard, @izzy__casey and Bennet Bergman.
The Columbia Review Fall 2020 issuu.com/thecolumbiareview/…
Talk with @VChangPoet this Friday! 7PM! 🌟 fb.me/e/41Q4MS8pD
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my first book of poems, GLARING, is now available for pre-order! ships mid-December from @WendysSubway
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✨THIS FRIDAY 8PM✨an evening of good company :
readers dorothea lasky @DorotheaLasky & nicholas goodly
& generative exercises (tarot / exquisite corpse) led by TCR members
tap into the hunter's moon 🌙
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ON THE BLOG: David Ehmcke (@jimmyfallonsbf) met with Andrew Martin to talk about his new collection of stories, COOL FOR AMERICA (out from @fsgbooks), generational writing, and plausible fictions. Read it here! columbiareviewmag.com/2020/1…
Staff picks are back!! 🌟 picks for October 11 up on the website now :) columbiareviewmag.com/2020/1…
Check out @MaddieWoda’s with
@JihyunYunPoetry up on the website!
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"When my grandmother was a girl, she and her friends had jumped from stone to stone, until the boy she’d loved had cracked his head open. The water had danced away with his blood." --From "Beware the Undertoad," first published in @ColumbiaReview
Animal Wife launches in 4 DAYS!
Editor-in-Chief @morterlev talks about Andrew Stone's "Sonnet" and its tonal similarities to Playboi Carti's album Die Lit and Smog's "Our Anniversary" in the latest installment of our Close Reading Series👍 columbiareviewmag.com/2020/0…


















