Author of An Uncertain Age and House of Miracles. Labyrinth guide. Read story: https://xitter.cf/t.co/vamPYrafKN

Joined March 2009
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This poem by Ulrica Hume in Cable Street. cablestreet.org/issue-12-tab…
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Half-Life and Drowning--these are my two poems, which i hope you'll read, in Cable Street cablestreet.org/issue-12-tab… [Reflection by Odilon Redon]
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Half-Life and Drowning--these are my two poems, which i hope you'll read, in Cable Street cablestreet.org/issue-12-tab… [Reflection by Odilon Redon]
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with thanks to Saudamini Deo @thesapphirebook & congratulations on the Intimate Anatomy anniversary issue of RIC Journal @ricjournal . here's Untitled : a reverie . ricjournal.com/2026/03/19/un…
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The anniversary Intimate Anatomy issue of RIC Journal is now live. Almost ten years of openings: inner cartographies, the body as archive and as question. Poems, images, essays, fragments, organs of a living form. Please read and share: ricjournal.com
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with thanks to Saudamini Deo @thesapphirebook & congratulations on the Intimate Anatomy anniversary issue of RIC Journal @ricjournal . here's Untitled : a reverie . ricjournal.com/2026/03/19/un…
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you can find me (and many other kindred spirits) at ciel bleu
The Way It Is There’s a thread you follow. It goes among things that change. But it doesn’t change. People wonder about what you are pursuing. You have to explain about the thread. But it is hard for others to see.
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an honor to be included in the Sixty Odd poetry series. here you'll find short and not-so-sweet oddities about love and grief, wizards and molluscs. sixtyoddpoets.substack.com/p…
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you can find me (and many other kindred spirits) at ciel bleu
The Way It Is There’s a thread you follow. It goes among things that change. But it doesn’t change. People wonder about what you are pursuing. You have to explain about the thread. But it is hard for others to see.
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may the message of the season be gift enough to see you through the coming year.
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inviting you to read my mystical poem "Amulet" in Lothlorien Poetry Journal
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Lothlorien Poetry Journal: One Poem by Ulrica Hume lothlorienpoetryjournal.blog…
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if you’re in the mood to read my short story about the mystification of love and seaweed, here’s "Call Us Not Weeds," published at Psaltery & Lyre @PsalteryLyre with special thanks to EIC Millie Tullis psalteryandlyre.org/2025/10/…
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"The waves breaking apart, becoming something more. A stillness then, the damp on her skin, the wind a slap." "Call Us Not Weeds" by Ulrica Hume @uhume psalteryandlyre.org/2025/10/…
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if you’re in the mood to read my short story about the mystification of love and seaweed, here’s "Call Us Not Weeds," published at Psaltery & Lyre @PsalteryLyre with special thanks to EIC Millie Tullis psalteryandlyre.org/2025/10/…
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"He doesn’t answer. Has maybe dropped enough hints already. No mention of friends, only those cloaked figures always looking over their shoulders." Don't miss this funny, eerie, thoughtful gem from the brilliant @uhume
The work we're highlighting today is called "Petrichor," written by @uhume and featured in our Summer 2025 Issue, which is out now at the link in our bio!
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inviting you to read my short story "Petrichor" in The Dodge @TheDodgeMag thedodgemag.com/ulricahume1 thanks to Marlo Starr, Katharine Beutner, Addison Zeller, and Maurice Rodriguez #EcoWriting #BookBan #TimeTravel [Rain Clouds Approaching over a Landscape, by J. M. W. Turner]
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hope you'll read it!
The work we're highlighting today is called "Petrichor," written by @uhume and featured in our Summer 2025 Issue, which is out now at the link in our bio!
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hope you'll read it!
The work we're highlighting today is called "Petrichor," written by @uhume and featured in our Summer 2025 Issue, which is out now at the link in our bio!
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