
Writer. Words in: @blreview, Carve, @mqr_tweets, @westbranchmag. Forthcoming: @cutbankonline.
Philadelphia, PA
Joined January 2023
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So proud to be co-editing this anthology! Please send us your work when we open for submissions, I can't wait to read it!
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I didn't watch the debate, so when I see tweets with random jumbles of words I assume these are things Trump said.
When you start working on the next draft of your novel and then the rest of the world is a constant surprise.
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Issue 101 of CutBank is out today with my weird dog story "Joining the Pack"!
So proud for this to finally be out in the world!
Come on in. All are welcome.
Away From Home has officially arrived in the world. Order as a physical book or eReader-friendly PDF.
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The doors swing open tomorrow!!
Have you ordered your copy of Away From Home yet?
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I also really loved the memoirs and @vabnt 's poem. It's a fantastic collection -- kudos to all the writers and to @fklein907 @ketchiklein and @StanchionZine
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My answer to a lot of literary controversies on here is "it depends" and I think I'm doing Twitter wrong.
I'm going to maybe go against the tide (#sobrave) and say that sometimes the difference between genre and lit doesn't matter, but sometimes it does.
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I am fucking loving this podcast. Marlon James is one of my favorite authors, and a it's just him and his editor bullshitting about books. Every podcast should be this.
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Here' another outstanding 101 contributor, @ekphrastic_writer , whose featured poem "Andrew Wyeth's Footnotes to End of Olsons, 1969" will also appear in THE ANDREW WYETH CHRONICLES, forthcoming by @tupelopress in early 2026!
What do companies think about the fact that, by cutting "frills" and gouging prices, they're creating an adversarial relationship with their customers? There isn't one company I use regularly that I don't want to also see burn.














