Writing all this wild sassy poetry (bitter bitches in the bathtub, urban cowgirls in heeled blundstones, prophet babes talking about teenage girls inheriting the earth) very pop culture/humorous/feminist spirituality and don’t even know where to begin to place them? Recs please!

Looking for Bellingham/Seattle Area poet to add to a reading in June! Descriptors for what I am looking for: fantastical, ecopoetics, feminist, humorous, folklore, magic, plant work, spiritual. DM me! Bonus poets you’re on the younger/older side, love intergenerational readings.

My Jewish grandma win of the week is my grandma just told me that my new tattoo is beautiful??? That she likes it???

I told my Jewish grandma about some niche ice cream place selling soft service pickle ice cream and now every time we pass any ice cream place in Florida she says “I wonder if they have pickle ice cream…”

Book launch: The Bellingham edition!

New Alma piece up.:)

🙏✨🌸✨ Sweet words from a poetess to learn from✨

ADHD be like if I don’t want to do something it’s NOT happening, but once I do, my 3 hour fugue state is someone else’s 9 hours of work. 🤯

Why is so much of being an adult doing annoying things so you are not annoyed with yourself later?

I’ve starting singing to my senior dog his entire little walks, and I’m just waiting till someone clocks for it and I feel awkward, but till then old baby deserves all the walk lullabies!

One of my favorite things about WFH is the all day process of getting dressed: PJS to slightly nicer PJS to super causal clothing to some makeup to an actual outfit and then maybe some jewelry. And this can take ALL DAY. All to leave the house at 5pm (also maybe).

If you're asking: "Do I need a Jewish sensitivity reader?" Let me ask you: Does your story have witches/goblins/vampires/etc.? How about a secret society? Are you writing a fairytale or folklore retelling? Is there blood magic in your book? If you said yes to any of those: yes.

I have a growing suspicion that I am a fiction writing slowly entering my fantasy world through poetry.

Thank you Tess Taylor!

“I want to be held. Is it too much to be yellow?” — Hannah Yerington, SHEOLOGIES Hannah Yerington #minervarisingpress #thesealeychallenge #thesealeychallenge2023

as a writer, i am neither writing or revising but, instead, a secret third thing