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(they/them) Ojibwe; #indigiqueer; read for @ANMLY_LIT & Kitchen Table Quarterly; "For Every Dead Buffalo" (Bottlecap Press, 2024).

dzantik'i heeni (juneau, AK)
Joined March 2014
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Let's make some cool stuff together! 💜🌌☄️✨
ANMLY is looking to add new members to our all-volunteer team! Come make cool stuff w/ us! Roles = 1-3 hrs/wk - Translation Co-Editor & Readers - Fiction Readers - Poetry Readers Email editor@anomalouspress.org w/ a brief statement of interest & resume to apply Deadline: 5/1
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It's that time of the month again, Second Sunday Poetry Jam, Juneau's only semi-regular monthly poetry open mic at Goldtown Nickelodeon in Downtown Juneau.
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I've been missing a key group of (Indigenous queer) poetry books, and couldn't figure out where they were. Then today, I open a box in the storage shed, and there they are!
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Maybe reading poetry for a third literary journal IS my vibe. 🤣🫣
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It's that time of the month again, Second Sunday Poetry Jam, Juneau's only semi-regular monthly poetry open mic at Goldtown Nickelodeon in Downtown Juneau. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, February 8, 2026, at Goldtown Nickelodeon Theater, downtown Juneau. The event is free!
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We're going virtual with Second Sunday Poetry Jam in January due to the snowpacalpse. eventbrite.com/e/19798337801…
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You really cannot ever tell what readers are going to connect with in a packet. The number of times I've had something picked that I didn't think was the strongest piece in a packet ... Which is why I encourage everyone to submit the max number of poems you can!
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Ok who are the weird lit/horror poetry substacks to follow?
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for the love of creator, title your poems before you submit them. And not some random number.
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This is so much snow. 😬
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I've had an absolute shit 2025 when it comes to submissions. I'm on track to submit the same amount as last year, and I've only managed to get two acceptances, versus the 14 from 2024.
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And i literally had a journal tell me not to submit to them again. :'(
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Due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict and our backup location's unresponsiveness, I've decided to cancel December's open mic. My apologies to anyone who was looking forward to it.
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creative writing is like trying to solve a riddle without knowing the question and every lit mag editor is just three bridge trolls in a trenchcoat
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Tfw your submission is declined within a day of submitting it. 😫😭 at least it is a response.
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One of my favorite feeling is to put random poems together or even in a small collection, and just witness how much they are talking to each other.
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Celebrating my 2-year @ANMLY_LIT -versary, and my one year with Kitchen Table Quarterly, and weeeeeee, just fired off an application to be a poetry reader at a third journal :D
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Just catching up on my poetry reading duties (apologies @petitobjetb ), and discovered one of my favorite submissions so far for Kitchen Table Quarterly. I really do love this side of the "industry."
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SO proud of this issue!! It's here!!!! Can't give enough thanks to @TrippJCrouse and @blkpunningpoet!
We've unfurled a new leaf! And we're so proud! It's our first all-Indigenous issue! This is a showcase of the work of 20 writers from around the world, curated by our guest editors Yasmine Bolden, tripp j Crouse, & Sarah Clark. ALOCASIA.org
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What an honor to work on this issue! Thank you to my fellow editors and all of our contributors.
SO proud of this issue!! It's here!!!! Can't give enough thanks to @TrippJCrouse and @blkpunningpoet!
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