International journal of art & literature (founded 2002) featuring poetry, prose, artwork, cartoons, & book & music reviews
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It’s #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth.
A book list by the Library centers Native American voices, and includes:
🐍 “Perma Red” by Debra Magpie Earling
✨ “Woman of Light” by Kali Fajardo-Anstine
🦬 “Winter Counts” by David Heska @WanbliWeiden
⏩ ucberk.li/nahm-2022 #NAHM
ALT The book jackets of, from left, “Perma Red” by Debra Magpie Earling; “Woman of Light” by Kali Fajardo-Anstine; and “Winter Counts” by David Heska Wanbli Weiden.
Grasslimb Journal retweeted
'Your house is overloaded with books...' one of the cartoons from my new book 'Revenge of the Librarians'. Order it in good bookshops or online here: tomgauld.com/
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"The form is about the desire for hindsight, as if being able to see in that way would unlock missing evidences, would unlock the unknowable mysteries of our lives." —@jennyleeSD, 2022 Novella Prize winner with her story "Missing."
Full interview: malahatreview.ca/interviews/…
Grasslimb Journal retweeted
I have generated two excellent sentences to a new scene. After such a stunning achievement, it is definitely time for a nap.
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Writing tip: To polish your sentences, put several into a tumbler with coarse grit aluminum oxide, baking soda, and water. Tumble the sentences for at least 2 weeks before checking on them. Finally, rub each sentence thoroughly with some denim, corduroy, or upholstery fabric.
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I gave up writing lyric poems some years ago. But I think this one, about my father, is the best thing I ever wrote. newcriterion.com/issues/2011…
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If you want to emphasize a word or phrase on here, you can
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For #NationalPoetryMonth, here is Daniel James Sundahl’s “Interjection XIII” from Bare Foot Review, 1989
ALT Poem by Sundahl: Interjection 8, an epitaph for someone. Picture snow on this grave, the tracks of a small animal, a scroll bearing an old message. Hurry home, someone you know is turning the pages of a book.
Grasslimb Journal retweeted
Reminder that Robert Bloch has the greatest horror author photo of all time
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With 5 days left the @clarionghosts are still $14.5k away from their fundraising goal to get their entire cohort to @ClarionUCSD this summer. I'm shameless about promoting other people's goals, so let's do this. Help me retweet this
Since we were chosen as a cohort, the Ghost Class has chosen to be family. We'd like your support in ensuring our family reunion. The campaign includes some amazing services and goods in exchange for contributing. Please check it out, perk up, and share. indiegogo.com/projects/help-…
As published in the winter 1989 edition of The Bare Foot Review, a precursor to Grasslimb.
For #NationalPoetryMonth, here’s “Misanthrope” by Leonard Cirino.
ALT “The Misanthrope,” a poem by Leonard Cirino. Appears in The Bare Foot Review, Winter 1989. “Autumn’s a miserable old man, the dying sun, and a charm."
