Indelible.

South Bend/Michiana literary folk: Emily Maloney will be reading from her beautiful and unsettling debut book of essays 'Cost of Living' tomorrow at 4 pm at the Notre Dame Bookstore. I will be moderating the Q&A. Come through. reilly.nd.edu/news-and-event…

The doctor told me: / “Your heartbeat is your calendar.”

So much volta in 'Light for You' by Erica Miriam Fabri featured over $ - Poetry Is Currency poetrycurrency.com/poem/erica-mir…

This man arguably just had the best week in human history...

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Do you have a book focused on climate change, the environment, or nature that's been impacted or will be impacted by the closure of Small Press Distribution? Please reach out to me for a potential story. (Doesn't have to be a NF book--I'm also interested in poetry and fiction.)

We always have and always will cover small press books. We never have and never will bend our editorial calendar to release cycles. We have never been able to afford timeliness but we can always afford to take our time. Books don’t disappear. We are always open for pitches.

This fills me with joy.

Honored to learn that my nonfiction essay 'Best Practices' is a recipient of the 2023 Staige D. Blackford Prize for nonfiction at Virginia Quarterly Review: shorturl.at/bwO38

If you've never heard of Direct Primary Care, I encourage you to check out the essay: shorturl.at/tBCKR #medx

After I delete three words from a poem, bringing it down to 27 words.

Hey all! Back by popular demand, I’m teaching this again. Tell your friends!

Asking angry bees to blurb my next book.

How lovely their scared, gentle eyes.

—Lisel Mueller, 'Small Poem About The Hounds And The Hares'