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Replying to @poetrhetor
You may want to consider checking out the brilliant poems in the current plant issue of @LondonReaderMag.
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Many thanks to editors of the London Reader for accommodating my poem in the Plant Issue, Spring 2023. You may want to consider making a purchase. Irresistible!
PLANT LIFE features
🌱stories of plants, people, and the earth they share by @SelfAwareROOMBA @Megan_NerdNest @TyGrammarRex @APunkRockFuture @xixuan_c @isthisboring @Ziemska @AwuahMainoo @SarahFohno
🌱 interviews with @HopeJahren & @VDiffenbaugh
🌱& more
LondonReader.uk/PlantLife
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It’s always so good to hold the physical book that has my work!
And here is Amari, first bloom in 2023
@LondonReaderMag
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I’ve got a poem in this very good issue of The London Reader - available in paperback or Kindle. Check it out ▶️
Is there something strange about that person with a hundred house plants? Or something enviable? Do plant people know something others don’t?
🌱 PLANT LIFE—stories of plants, people, and the earth they share—is out now in PRINT! 🌱
LondonReader.uk/PlantLife
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Thrilled to have “The Mushroom Queen” included in this lovely collection 🍄👑
Is there something strange about that person with a hundred house plants? Or something enviable? Do plant people know something others don’t?
🌱 PLANT LIFE—stories of plants, people, and the earth they share—is out now in PRINT! 🌱
LondonReader.uk/PlantLife
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new story "some rot" in the London Reader's Plant Life Issue. for my next plant story i will write about the plague of fungus gnats who've been circling my heads since i killed an inverse ladybug in my dying herb garden last week
Is there something strange about that person with a hundred house plants? Or something enviable? Do plant people know something others don’t?
🌱 PLANT LIFE—stories of plants, people, and the earth they share—is out now in PRINT! 🌱
LondonReader.uk/PlantLife
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So happy to see this issue of LR, the No. 11 literary magazine on Kindle! It has a piece of my creative nonfiction, a love letter to my 20+-year-old amaryllis, the longest living being I’ve lived with! Please share, read, buy the issue, or subscribe to LR!
#essay #literary
Is there something strange about that person with a hundred house plants? Or something enviable? Do plant people know something others don’t?
🌱 PLANT LIFE—stories of plants, people, and the earth they share—is out now in PRINT! 🌱
LondonReader.uk/PlantLife
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Spring is finally in the air! If you want to turn over a new 🌱 in this new season you could certainly do worse than this beautiful volume of stories, poems and art from some fine authors and artists. Check it out below.
Is there something strange about that person with a hundred house plants? Or something enviable? Do plant people know something others don’t?
🌱 PLANT LIFE—stories of plants, people, and the earth they share—is out now in PRINT! 🌱
LondonReader.uk/PlantLife
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I've got a story, “Old Growth”, in the PLANT LIFE issue of The London Reader. The story was first printed in climate change journal Little Blue Marble
Is there something strange about that person with a hundred house plants? Or something enviable? Do plant people know something others don’t?
🌱 PLANT LIFE—stories of plants, people, and the earth they share—is out now in PRINT! 🌱
LondonReader.uk/PlantLife
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We're turning a new leaf! 🌱
If you've ever wanted to get the latest edition of @LondonReaderMag in print, now you can.
Is there something strange about that person with a hundred house plants? Or something enviable? Do plant people know something others don’t?
🌱 PLANT LIFE—stories of plants, people, and the earth they share—is out now in PRINT! 🌱
LondonReader.uk/PlantLife
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On @Reuters 👀
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Just a quick reminder that the submissions for Lumpen #12 are open until 15th December!
We pay all our contributors at a rate of 50 quid for prose and 25 for poetry.
Please send all submissions to info@theclassworkproject.com
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@LondonReaderMag is open until 11/15 for "Plant Life."
"Stories, poems, essays, and art about the secret lives of plants and the people who live with them."
This is a contemporary magazine, but many suggested prompts for the call are speculative.
londonreader.uk/2022/10/open…
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What were those hovering lights in the night sky? What is at Area 51 anyway?
But more importantly, what do these questions—and the answers we imagine—tell us about ourselves?
The summer issue,
UFOs: Stories of Aliens and Disinformation,
is out now!
londonreader.uk/ufos
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“Write a short story every week. It's not possible to write 52 bad short stories in a row.”
- Ray Bradbury
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Introducing S. Rupsha Mitra (she/her) from Kolkata, India. @mitrasrupsha is an undergraduate Honours student deeply interested in works of spirituality. Her writing has appeared in @MekongReview
@BrownGirlMag @LondonReaderMag & North Dakota Quarterly.
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What do @annhalam @agraue @LiamJHogan @SNear23 and a @SelfAwareROOMBA have in common?
They're all in the Summer issue!
UFOs: Stories of Aliens and Disinformation
Featuring interviews w/ @ScolesSarah @markopilkington
londonreader.uk/UFOs
#WritingCommunity #poetrycommunity
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Need some blood and gore to balance the sweets & goodwill at Xmas? Grab the new London Reader, #Murder+#Mystery issue. Includes my #novella, Too Many Sherlocks #SherlockHolmes #writingcommunity #amwriting #scifi #horror @LondonReaderMag
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.@PauleneTurner flawlessly summons Dr Watson's voice right out of the Arthur Conan Doyle classics to narrate this intriguing and exciting romp through Victorian London!
New London Reader OUT NOW. Filled with #mystery and #murder! Includes my Too Many Sherlocks set in Victorian England.#SherlockHolmes is missing so Watson works the clues with Irene Adler. #horror #221B #writerslift
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