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San Marcos, TX
Joined May 2018
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Our editor DM Rice has been featured on Cult Mag's podcast! Check it out if you haven't already!!
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C. S. Lewis on why you NEED to read old books. This has never been more vital than it is today
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we are to recall the words of harold bloom
Literacy starts at home. 📚
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A search through the entire Harry Potter collection (3623 pages) reveals exactly one instance of "stretch his legs" (p. 14) and zero instances of "stretched his legs". kvongcmehsanalibrary.wordpress.com/wp-content/upl…
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Four Quartets, read Four Quartets by TS Eliot, and then read the poem again, and re-read it, and again, and again, until you have it by heart. You need to know it. And have it with you always.
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Am I a falcon, a storm, or a great song?
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One of my favorite Annie Dillard quotes, from a marvelous bit of advice she gave the creative writing students at the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill), titled “Notes for Young Writers.” Thanks to @Image_Journal, we have a written record of it. imagejournal.org/article/not…
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Overjoyed to announce our nominations for BOTN this year! We are thrilled to submit this work for your consideration!!
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excited to share my poem “On my 27th Birthday, I Finally Understand” is a @SybilJournal Best of the Net Nominee ❤️
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from susan sontag's journals
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Roger Scruton, three incredible lines
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—Sylvia Plath
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“it is necessary to write about the same old things in the same way, repeating the same things over and over for love to continue and be gradually different.” —John Ashbery.
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I flow. I am.
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today’s poem // IN THE LAST GASP OF SUMMER
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Dolly Parton rose from poverty to stardom. She gave $500 to every student in her hometown who finished high school, she built hospitals and bald eagle preserves; her Imagination Library has gifted 300 million books to children. Roger Ebert once met her and came away thinking she was a literal angel. RIP.
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these few sentences by Linda Gregg teach me more about making poems than many entire craft essays
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Perhaps you’d like to read a favorite poem by Todd Dillard?
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