i am endlessly endlessly honored to have this poem of the past and of the future in The Atlantic this weekend, it meant a great deal to me to write it 🌸 — theatlantic.com/books/archive/…

So excited to receive my copy of Jessica Reed (she/her)’s beautiful chapbook today 😍 One of the poems was featured in Exposition Review’s “Wonder” issue (we also nominated it for Pushcart)—can’t wait to read the full collection!!!

Taking time on this #LazySunday to read #chapbooks by #ExpoContributor Jessica Reed (she/her). Buy WORLD COMPOSED in our @bookshop_org: bit.ly/ExpoBookshop, get her STILL RECOGNIZABLE FORMS here: thelaurelreview.submittable.com/submit/99890/s…, and read her #ExpoReview piece here: bit.ly/ExpoMaterialism

This is amazing 🤩

We’re excited to announce the shortlist for the 2022 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards in the nonfiction category! Congratulations to the following Hoosier authors and their books:

“The earth said/ remember me./ The earth said/ don’t let go,// said it one day/ when I was/ accidentally/ listening, I// heard it, I felt it/ like temperature...” – Jorie Graham publishersweekly.com/9781556596605

"Who better to speak to our anxieties, our paranoia, our terror than thirty talented poets and authors, several of whom have spent their careers exploring this most primal of emotions?" Some highlights from Ian Mond's review of Conjunctions:78, Fear Itself, in Locus Magazine:

“If It Were Drawn” in AZURE: A Journal of Literary Thought. lazuliliterarygroup.com/if-it-were-dra…

I have no idea how I missed this tweet. Thank you so much, Jessica June Rowe

This is a truly great poem. A wondrous poem. A brilliantly ambitious poem, where ambition turns to vast generosity. Oh it is great. Thank you ⁦The New Yorker⁩ “Attention,” by Nick Laird | The New Yorker newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…

It's Fiction Folio for your fiction needs. @syntacticon assembled it, which is a guarantor of everything included being good. Read new Callum Angus, Alex Toy, Miranda Mellis, Mark Mayer, @AmandaGoldblatt, Rowland Saifi, Jessica Reed, Jace Brittain, Yanara Friedland & lockaby ursa!

Thanks @syntacticon for including this in the fabulous fiction folio for Annulet Annulet annuletpoeticsjournal.com/Jessica-Reed-D…

From the archives: An excerpt from Thomas Bernhard’s “Walking” originally published in the Spring 1999 issue conjunctions.com/print/article/… At the time, this was the first English translation of his novella Gehen—exciting to share these groundbreaking moments tucked away in our issues

Issue (6) ! Including work from Saretta Morgan, Elaine Kahn, @Jay_Gao_, Milo Wipperman, ☀️ 🌤 ⛅️ 🌥, Abraham Smith, Diana Leca, Alexandria Hall, Isaac Pickell, Anne-Lesley Selcer, Adalbert Stifter trans. @aimeechor, and Maral Tehani trans. @hajar_hussaini ! annuletpoeticsjournal.com/Issue-6

A discussion about Jorie Graham’s recent poetry. Thanks to Alicia Wright, editor at Annulet for the space to write this. annuletpoeticsjournal.com/Jessica-Reed-O…

This is truly moving to me. Thank you for the generosity & the huge compass of your mind Jessica Reed (she/her)

For more than a decade, the all-white judges of a Louisiana appellate court ignored thousands of petitions filed by prisoners, most of them Black, who claimed they had been wrongly convicted. Efforts to expose the injustice went unheard. (THREAD) propublica.org/article/louisi…

"Graham is a metaphysical poet whose thirst for the real now meets a dystopian future that is empty and somehow not empty" — Jessica Reed (she/her), on Jorie Graham's TO 2040 for Annulet: annuletpoeticsjournal.com/Jessica-Reed-O…

Thank you Annulet & Copper Canyon Press This is not the time to take our minds off the planet.

Thanks Conjunctions Conjunctions for sharing this artwork and stanza on Insta a while back! Link to the full poem: conjunctions.com/online/article…