A health fundraiser for beloved poet Tara Hardy.
Our dear friend Tara Hardy is in need of our help. Since undergoing chemotherapy and enduring various visits to the hospital, she is left saddled with some very steep medical bills. By donating you’d help ease some of the financial burden Tara continues to face. If you’re unable to donate, you can read a sampling of her work and/or purchase Bring Down the Chandeliers from our online store. Tara is a dear member of our Write Bloody family and your ongoing support is very much appreciated. Please share this and repost. In the meantime, please keep her in your thoughts.
Cheers.
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Mindy Nettifee’s Glitter in the Blood: A Poet’s Manifesto for Better, Braver Writing
How you do anything
is how you do everything.
(Source: letterswapwithm)
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Check it out, y’all! Derrick and Anis performing this Monday in downtown Austin!
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Khary Jackson’s newest book has arrived and looks mighty foxy on our shelves. Come by the shop and pick up a copy.
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Our Write Bloody submission deadline is mere HOURS away- Midnight of March 20.
Submit submit submit! http://writebloody.com/submissions/
And while you’re at it, tell all your friends, acquaintances, instructors, rabbis, shamanic priests, dental hygienists, chiropractors, ad infinitum.
Onward and upward, folks.
Here is where I murdered the man I wished to be:
kite-eating lover boys, steel-skinned rain heroes,
bone-brushers, moon-pushers,
gruff pickers of pears.
from Jeremy Radin’s poem “A Pyramid of Bison” from his new book Slow Dance with Sasquatch
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