From the new #OpenAccess issue of Feminist Formations, read aman agah's poem on the Iranian Woman, Life, Freedom movement that emerged in the wake of the 2022 death of Jîna Amini
Memoriam in the fall of 2022
Read free at Project MUSE: https://tiny.one/ycy8zrs2
ICYMI: Today for #LitFriday, we meet a pair of exes confronting their own personal seagull final boss
Robyn Gill's story "The Gull McCabe" from The Sewanee Review is free to read through 31 May
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Today for #LitFriday, we meet a pair of exes confronting their own personal seagull final boss
Robyn Gill's story "The Gull McCabe" from The Sewanee Review is free to read through 31 May
In flashes of memory, Karen Alkalay-Gut explores her family history escaping the Holocaust
Read poems from her collection SURVIVORS, as featured in the January/July 2023 issue of Journal of Jewish Identities, free on Project MUSE thru 15 May: https://tiny.one/45m827u7
Today on #LitFriday, we're reading Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu's "The Postman" from The Yale Review
It's a story of a woman's self-determination to deliver the mail, despite extreme social pressure to conform to feminine propriety
Read free thru 15 May at Project MUSE
Today's #LitFriday featured poet is Sylvia Jones, with two poems from the Winter 2022 issue of The Hopkins Review
Perpetual Resin: A Cento
and
First Black Cop Bop
Read free @ Project MUSE thru 30 April
https://tiny.one/uftwcmu6
Today's #LitFriday featured poet is Sylvia Jones, with two poems from the Winter 2022 issue of The Hopkins Review
Perpetual Resin: A Cento
and
First Black Cop Bop
Read free @ Project MUSE thru 30 April
https://tiny.one/uftwcmu6
It's special podcast for #LitFriday and #PoetryMonth!
Shizuka Omori reading her Six Tanka from the new issue of Literary Imagination, with translations by Yuki Tanaka, followed by a conversation with editor Paul Franz about tanka and translation
“A poem can be compromised but should never be a compromise”
Today's #PoetryMonth #LitFriday read is Mathew Weitman's "Adagia" — an aphoristic meditation on the nature of poetry — from the new issue of Wallace Stevens Journal
Read free, #S20 #OpenAccess via Project MUSE
https://tiny.one/2p8zx48m
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