
VCU MFA writer of F and CNF, co-editor of a dance essay anthology (WVU Press 2027), #blogger, potty with a Catholic mouth, choral singer, twin mom
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What Editors Want: The Ultimate Guide for Writers Submitting to Literary Magazines open.substack.com/pub/litmag…
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I have a mini-chapbook of flash fiction out in Sept, in the (adorable!) INCH series @ @BullCityPress! YOU'RE A GIRL is abt <young women balanced on the precarious ledge where childhood edges into adulthood.>
Preorder/subscribe to the series (4x year).
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Today marks three years since my conversion/reversion into the Catholic Church (praise God!), and a little under two months until the publication of WHO'S AFRAID OF THE STILL SMALL VOICE?
Conversation essay in progress; in the meantime, more on the book: zachczaia.substack.com/p/may…
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I had a coffee sponsor for a while. Not joking. They show up in the acknowledgments of The Devil Takes You Home. I wonder if I can do that again. You listening, Café Lareño?
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Dear friends, so many of you have been here with me since I first started drawing during the pandemic. Now I have an online show of my art at the nonprofit gallery the Drawing Rooms! You can buy signed, numbered, limited edition prints through them! artsy.net/show/drawing-rooms…?
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Today is the feast of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American saint. She sought out #Jesuit missionaries to baptize her because of how much their preaching moved her. She is the patron saint of ecology and Native Americans.
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Breaking: Andover New Jersey cancels data center project and passes complete ban!! Rural NJ is fighting back against Big Tech!
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Congratulations to Eric LeMay, whose book "The First 649 Days: Essays and Other Acts of Love" has been named a finalist for a 2026 Next Generation Indie Book Award!
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Reasons to use an em dash:
1) reclaim it from the machines
2) you don't know what a semicolon is for
3) it has incredible vibes
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Wall art, Ohio State University student union
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I’ve joined the Subst*ck set and have been sharing my weekly “delights” there. Among other things, this week, I’m excited to share a poem I wrote for @jesuitnews Jesuit Media Lab for their “Praise Enough” series. You can check it out in my post!
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📖✨ En el #DíadelLibro, hay obras que no solo se leen, se viven. Los Ejercicios Espirituales son una de ellas. Un libro que ha acompañado a miles de personas en un camino profundo de libertad interior. Su relevancia sigue intacta hoy, porque habla al corazón humano en cualquier época. Una experiencia transformadora que sigue iluminado vidas.
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@AndrewPorter01! Congratulations!🎉🩷📚
Absolutely thrilled to share that my new short story collection, THE LETTERS, will be published by @AAKnopf next spring!!! I’m so grateful to be working again with my brilliant editor, Diana Tejerina Miller, and the rest of the amazing team at Knopf!
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Happy pub day to Eric LeMay, whose book “The First 649 Days” is now available. It joins Kent State's celebrated tradition of publishing literary work by authors from the region.
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