my poem "A Table" is in the New Yorker today:

Today’s Poem-a-Day is Academy of American Poets is by the inimitable Saeed Jones, incantatory, allusive, & moving. Washington Square Press Coffee House Press 💎 Bennington MFA 🔥❤️

Today's #PoemADay Academy of American Poets is by Miguel Murphy, a moving piece on the cruel indignities of grief: "the answer / between / everything." I love this sort of self-aware vulnerability in a poem. Barrow Street Press 🌺❤️

This is my will and my final message. If these words reach you, know that Israel has succeeded in killing me and silencing my voice. First, peace be upon you and Allah’s mercy and blessings. Allah knows I gave every effort and all my strength to be a support and a voice for my

Between a "No Other Land" crew mate filming himself being killed by a settler, to a journalist being killed by airstrikes he was covering minutes earlier, I'm not sure how much more televised Israel's genocide can be

wrote today's The New Yorker crosswords for the fellow sickos newyorker.com/puzzles-and-ga…

Today’s #PoemADay is by the great Natalie Shapero. No one makes me laugh/cry like her. So excited about her new book! 🥹🥰 Academy of American Poets Copper Canyon Press

“This poem is a lullaby. Dazzled at first by noon, it falls through smaller, more changeable worlds and tries to make meaning from its surrenders. We often say that we make ourselves through our speech.” —Noah Warren #AboutThisPoem poets.org/poem/shuttle

Today’s #PoemADay Academy of American Poets is by Noah Warren. I love the way this poem comes to grief; Warren reminds the reader that intellect is sensual. ❤️

“I had spent the day sunk in a low mood, [. . .]. It seemed that poems lay around half-formed, abandoned. The silted, sluggish heat made it hard for me to say what I wanted; I felt like its human host.” —Sandra Lim #AboutThisPoem poets.org/poem/cattiveria

my first priority after getting a PhD was translating those skills into cold hard cash through a process I’ve termed aufhebung

Today's #PoemADay Academy of American Poets is by the great D. A. Powell: "To dream / a tiger / is to dream / of change." Honestly, he's amazing, always has been. Graywolf Press MFA @ U of San Francisco ❤️🐅

UC Berkeley Linguistics tenure-track position in language revitalization aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF05022

Brian Rotman makes the mind-blowing point that the shift from gold in medieval icons to white pictorial space in Renaissance art (a trend urged on by Alberti) is a reflection of the rise of "imaginary money" replacing gold in nascent Italian mercantile capitalism

The dean has now decided to pause PhD admissions to all Humanities Division departments (with a few exceptions)…

Afloat out on the starlit water where ordinary life’s a dream as to two figures in a frame, I touch the moon, and watch it shatter. ––Armen Davoudian #PoemADay poets.org/poem/hot-sprin…

Marx as Prometheus tied to printing machine

Mariam Dagga, killed by Israel today, was an incredibly talented photographer. She relentlessly and courageously documented the genocide. I'm going to share some of her images. Graphic content included.