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New York, NY
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San Francisco! City Lights
Tuesday May 13 - discussing my new book with Steve Wasserman- bonding on our love of 1960s and 70s literature/politics - book features vintage articles on Dennis Hopper, Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs, Black Panthers, Yippies, Jane Fonda, and more!
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When WE get The Machine™️, there'll be a new Chavisa Woods story in @EvergreenReview every week 🖤
ALT April groaned and shoved her phone back into her pocket. “What’s the difference? When The Machine™ gets here, won’t it, like, be like always being on the phone?” Her mother paused, holding the spatula in the air and considered. Then she decided, “No. No, that is not the same thing.” “When The Machine™ comes,” Matt said, beaming at his sister, “I’ll never have to see your stupid face again.”
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I wrote about Lebanon for The Evergreen Review: evergreenreview.com/read/str… @EvergreenReview
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Finally watched Alien: Romulus, and have all the thoughts, more later. But here's something I wrote about all our potential space travel and dystopia, in "A Manifesto," in @EvergreenReview
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Excited to see this article out, finally. Written with so much clarity and rhetorical vigour. Phenomenal. Unforgettable.
@huma_africa @UCT_news @mfundozwane @gib
“There was a picture. A woman. A stranger. We stared at each other. She was an Amazigh woman from Morocco’s Middle Atlas. . .”
—New at Evergreen: “On the foreignness of familiarity” by Amina Alaoui Soulimani. Art by Cindy Rehm.
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“The blue monkeys in Minoan frescoes never demand contemplation or veneration. They turn their backs when they see you emerge from the palace, painted in red from top to toe, and swing off among clouds . . . .”
—Up now: “Blue Monkeys” by David Kinloch.
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If you're curious about my work, this, in @EvergreenReview, is the best introduction: "A Manifesto."
"What does an election yield if the left has already surrendered its core, when it’s too terrified to speak of its ideology?"
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“There was a picture. A woman. A stranger. We stared at each other. She was an Amazigh woman from Morocco’s Middle Atlas. . .”
—New at Evergreen: “On the foreignness of familiarity” by Amina Alaoui Soulimani. Art by Cindy Rehm.
evergreenreview.com/read/on-…
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“Bury me silently, for I’m the wild, thorn flower
Of the shrubbery savannah.
Throw me in the wetlands with fungus and moss,
Preserved in clay like a toddler”
—Up now: “Rose’s note” and four more poems by Vonani Bila. Art by @Lebohang_Kganye.
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Many thanks to @EvergreenReview for the work with this piece about labor and race and historical rage. 🙏🏾 ❤️
“In the first two hours moving among the shrieking pipes from where I mixed the mortar, I hit my head on various beams, tanks, or screaming pipes more times than I had ever hit my head in my life...”
—“Heaven Knows” by @edpavlic. Art by Thomas Hart Benton. evergreenreview.com/read/hea…
“In the first two hours moving among the shrieking pipes from where I mixed the mortar, I hit my head on various beams, tanks, or screaming pipes more times than I had ever hit my head in my life...”
—“Heaven Knows” by @edpavlic. Art by Thomas Hart Benton. evergreenreview.com/read/hea…
“Come and enjoy my meal;
Share in the roast meat of my kill.
Share in the wine of my grapes;
But first, plant the seed with me,
Join me too in the weeding . . . .”
Up now: “Share in my suffering” & three more poems by Nelson Ratau. Art by Ashley Walters. evergreenreview.com/read/mar…
Head on over to the Evergreen Review to check out “Sea Breeze,” a new graphic essay by author/illustrator @KevinPyle2.
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“Straining on the toilet one leg in the air
Struggling to pass another globe of blood
Asshole in full grin like the jagged mouth of a
Child eating strawberries . . .”
—“Sonnet About Rectal Gonorrhea” & more poems by Adam Spiegelman. Art by Henrique Neves. evergreenreview.com/read/son…
TONIGHT!
Join the Evergreen Review & @orbooks on Wed, 10/30 at the Francis Kite Club for an evening of readings (Michael Coffey, @ColombiaTalk, Mark Jacobs) and live music (Adjua Ajamu)!
Wed 10/30, 5:30 p.m.
The Francis Kite Club
40 Avenue C
(in the East Village)
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Join the Evergreen Review & @orbooks on Wed, 10/30 at the Francis Kite Club for an evening of readings (Michael Coffey, @ColombiaTalk, Mark Jacobs) and live music (Adjua Ajamu)!
Wed 10/30, 5:30 p.m.
The Francis Kite Club
40 Avenue C
(in the East Village)
eventbrite.com/e/or-books-li…
