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I have a new poem out in New Delta Review. Thank you to editor Ian Lockaby lockaby ursa for including my work.

“A flinch of blood. Sky turning into more sky.” This gorgeous new chapbook by my friend, Sneha Subramanian Kanta, just arrived & we are so excited. 🤍

Dear friends, I'm shipping a few signed copies of Ghost Tracks this week. Please DM if you'd like one.

I have a new poem out in Palette Poetry. Thank you to Joshua Roark @JoshuaRoarkPoet and the editorial team. Read here: bit.ly/sneha-palette.

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Issue Eleven is live! Our interview features include conversations with Sumita Chakraborty Sumita Chakraborty and Dominik Parisien @domparisien. Join us and celebrate the works of our contributors. Read here: bit.ly/readissue11. Purchase here: bit.ly/buyissue11.

You can take me out of Mumbai but you cannot take Mumbai out of me. Thank you to DW McKinney DW McKinney and Shenandoah for including my first-ever CNF titled "When A Familiar City Becomes A Eulogy of Loss" in their latest issue. Read here: bit.ly/sneha-cnf.

Friends, please let me know if anyone would like to read and purchase my chapbook "Ghost Tracks", published by Louisiana Literature. If there's enough interest, I'll consider arranging another batch of signed copies. ⭐

I have a love poem in HAD, with thank you to Danielle Rose 🇺🇸 for including my work.

"I felt invisible, neglected and disrespected." Black women experience health care differently than other Canadians. These are things that we need to acknowledge that exist within the fabric of our system ... and then find a way to dismantle racism. cbc.ca/news/health/ca…

It's USEREVIEWednesday! Today we have a capsule review of Sneha Subramanian Kanta's poetry chapbook GHOST TRACKS (Louisiana Literature, 2020): Watch the teaser trailer below and read our full review at: blog.carouselmagazine.ca/usereview044/

"We are told by the title to expect tracks, traces, as if the ghosts were deer disappearing into the woods, but instead the ghosts are moving about in front of us in plain sight," writes @nycterosea of Sneha Subramanian Kanta's chapbook GHOST TRACKS from Louisiana Literature.

Some news for October and beyond— My poem is a finalist for The 2021 Frontier OPEN Frontier Poetry. Congratulations to everyone here, and thank you to the editors.

Issue Twelve is live! Our two interview features include authors Laura Villareal Drina Drummond and Jenny Boychuk Jenny Boychuk. Join us and celebrate the work of our spectacular contributors. Read here: bit.ly/readissue12. Purchase here: bit.ly/buyissue12.

Today is one year since the release of Ghost Tracks. In praise of all ecosystems that burgeon and bless us— Thank you to everyone who has joined in to celebrate by engaging with my chapbook, and to those who will. Please DM if you'd like to purchase a signed copy.

I'm shipping books tomorrow. A reminder for anyone interested. 🌻

Art and Fiction submissions for Issue Thirteen are open until tomorrow. Our editors Harshal Desai Harshal Desai and Cathy Ulrich Cathy Ulrich look forward to reading your work. Submission guidelines here: bit.ly/ParenthesesGui….

My non-linear CNF titled "Our Love Story in Three Acts" is a finalist for the Neutrino Short-Short Prize at Passages North. The message also arrived with a note from the editor that a separate hermit crab essay will be published in an oncoming issue.

I'm delighted to witness the release of Issue Thirteen Parentheses Journal. It is a lovely experience to work in the creation of each issue and include the work of brilliant creatives. The issue is available to read online and purchase. #supportsmallpress

I have been reworking how an "Elegy" transcends through "Un-Elegy" poems. The concluding line in this manuscript is: "We dance because we know there is no end." 🌒🌔🌊🌕 Thank you to Taylor Byas Dr. Taylor Byas, Ph.D., Adrian Dallas Frandle Adrian Franco, and Variant Literature for selecting my work.