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When I ran across this Lightnin’ Hopkins song years ago, I fell in and love with him. Those old blues men are pretty sexy:-) Anyways, I told myself one day I’d be good enough to play it.
Headed back to the states soon! See y’all in Seattle for @bumbershoot2023 Festival ♥️
Go vote in the special election on August 8, Ohio. Supermajority is pure fuckery. Stay vigilant and be heard. ohiovoterguide.org/
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We are fee-free for the whole month of August! Send us your poetry, your fiction, your translations, your creative nonfiction, we want to read it all!!
fourwayreview.com/submit/
Congrats @J_Escoffery!!!!
If I Survive You pulses with style, heart and barbed humour, as it unravels what it means to carve out an existence between cultures, homes and pay checks.
Congratulations to @J_Escoffery, longlisted for the #BookerPrize2023.
thebookerprizes.com/the-book…
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On this Day in 1942, Samuel “Chip” Delany, a mainstream African American science fiction writer, was born. The Harlem native published his first novel, “The Jewels of Aptor”, at 19 years old.
ALT Black and white photo of Samuel “Chip” Delany sitting in a room surrounded by books on shelves and on the floor around him. He is sitting reverse on a chair with his hands folded over the chair back, staring into the camera.
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your new obsession is here 🤩
THE GREAT RECLAMATION by @rachelhengqp is a stunning novel about one boy’s unique gift and the childhood love that will complicate the fate of his community and country: bit.ly/3J9491k @riverheadbooks
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My new poem, "Lamb," is @POETSorg Poem-a-Day, with endless thanks to @dlseuss 🖤🐑
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We are honored to announce that Kimiko Hahn, Ilya Kaminsky @ilya_poet, Ed Roberson, and Patricia Smith @pswordwoman have been elected to the
@POETSorg Board of Chancellors. Read more: poets.org/academy-names-new-…
ALT Black and white headshots of Newly-Elected Academy Chancellors Kimiko Hahn, Ilya Kaminsky, Ed Roberson, and Patricia Smith against a blue background. Academy of American Poets logo. "Board of Chancellors".
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We're honored to announce the longlist for the 2023 PEN/VOELCKER AWARD FOR POETRY COLLECTION, which is awarded to a poet whose distinguished collection of #poetry represents a notable and accomplished literary presence: pen.org/literary-awards/2023… #PENLitAwards #2023PENLitAwards
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Applications for the two-year Kenyon Review Fellowships are due by September 30! kenyonreview.org/programs/fe…
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We celebrate the life of Nichelle Nichols, Star Trek actor, trailblazer, and role model, who symbolized to so many what was possible. She partnered with us to recruit some of the first women and minority astronauts, and inspired generations to reach for the stars.
ALT View of Star Trek actor Nichelle Nichols in the CAPCOM area of the Mission Control Center at NASA's Johnson Space Center in 1977. Image taken during filming of promotional movie designed to aid in recruiting minorities as candidates for Space Shuttle Astronaut positions.
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Tonight at 7:00 pm EDT, join us for the virtual launch of our climate issue (which will be online soon), featuring "Angry Mamas" @emilyraboteau @MadSufi @DoctorVive @CleyvisNatera and Camille T. Dungy. Register for the free Zoom conversation here: kenyonreview.org/reading-ser…
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4,300+ children have been killed by gun violence since 2020 — and this convoy of school buses stopped by Sen. Ted Cruz’s home to send him a reminder
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Today, we remember that American independence did not mean Black liberation.
On this #IndependenceDay, your contribution matters. We invite you to support Black authors and the organizations that guide their journeys. Visit gettingword.org to #FundBlackLiterature today!
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Tomorrow, we honor the Black voices that paved their way into American Literature after chattel slavery.
From #Juneteenth to July 4th, donate at gettingword.org to support Black authors by funding the organizations that have guided their journeys. #FundBlackLiterature
