Did you read that The New York Times column that seriously claimed the South gets its culture from Brooklyn? @KAWebb_ sets the record straight. scalawagmagazine.org/2019/05/nytime…

I can't believe all these corporations are going bankrupt after one simple unforeseen medical emergency. Horrible planning on their part. Shouldn't have ordered all those avocado toasts I guess

Millionaires and multi-billion dollar companies be like "We're doing our part by asking the poor to donate to the poor."

Big Poppa has been so sad today, I think he miss playing with the kids in the building. He just watches them from the patio

Happy pub day to my friend, the amazingly talented M(all the vowels)h! Can't wait to get my copy! "An outsider who can travel between worlds discovers a secret that threatens her new home and her fragile place in it, in a stunning sci-fi debut..."

Identify what is standing between you and your dreams. Lift your leg and step over it.

I have a poem in this issue of POETRY magazine & though I haven’t seen the issue yet, a friend sent me this photo. And what can I say except 🙏🏻 & 😭 in equal measure.

Read this poem by Meg Freitag. Trust me.

i’m sorry but you don’t get to complain about cancel culture if you literally believe in hell

editor/employer/professor/award giver/literary gatekeeper: “so, how would you describe your work? what do you want readers to take away? who is your audience? why does it matter?” me: idk. it’s just… a vibe.

NCLR Online Winter 2022 is out! Read reviews of NC books, finalists in our poetry and cnf contests, news about 2021 NC literary award winners, and so much more! Thank you to all who contributed to this issue! nclr.ecu.edu/issues/nclr-on…

Delighted to have photos of my grandmother's quilts accompany my essay "Love—and Mushrooms and Zooms—in the Ruins." (*For context, this was written two summers ago*) issuu.com/eastcarolina/d…

together we can defeat nuance

I pray, but not to get what I want. Prayer must always protect peace, not desire. I believe in prayer only if it defies the speaker's lips––boomerangs back as fate, as blood, as a more honest listening.

ok but what if we replaced all the teachers with cops, and the school buses with cop tanks and the schools themselves with police stations. i believe then we would be safe. in this scenario the children will also be replaced with cops

So excited and grateful to have a poem in Fine Print Issue 12! #fineprint #fineprintpress #fineprintpaper #printsnotdead #litjournal #literaryjournal #litmag #literarymagazine #poetry #smallpress #newspaper #literarycommunity #poetrycommunity #nationalpoetrymonth

Counting down the days to these July events at some legendary book stores in SC/NC! Register at carolinerash.com. #indiebookshop #poetrycommunity

Caroline Rash and her father, novelist Ron Rash, on poetry, family and her first book 828newsnow.com/news/228822-ca…