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Poet. Professor. Appalachian. Southern. Anglican.
Poems in The Windhover, Ekstasis Mag, Thimble Lit Mag, Persephone Lit Mag, Red Branch Review, and others
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I encountered a gorgeous book store/speakeasy in Belton, TX, that was open until midnight. The front door was a painting in a hallway.
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This is it, this was the metaphor I was looking for
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Excellent. Congratulations to bird owl.
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That actually makes more sense than what I was thinking.
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I think Irving is Woe, mostly because 1) he's the oldest, and I think Woe is the old woman in the painting (could be wrong) and 2) the events of episode 4 ("Woe's Hollow") culminated in Irving's termination.
I think Mark is Dread. Frolic seems on brand for Dylan and Malice for Helly/ena.
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I'm so excited to have work included in this gorgeous issue!
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I am trying, which is all I think anyone can do
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But you think he'd at least try once, right?
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Or immediately try to drive home right after waking up to beat the blizzard??
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That's so exciting!
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There's a new Ethel Cain album!!!!!???!! 😃
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I have been obsessed with this song since Spotify recommended it to me in 2023.
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No one prepared me better for the rise of totalitarianism due to a misinformation epidemic and otherwise reasonable people being unable to recognize an obvious villain for who he is better than the Baudelaires.
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I switched over to chillsubs.com . It's way more searchable and has more filters.
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It's so satisfying!!
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Also! Holly Gennero McClain is the coolest cucumber in cinema. Stares a terrorist in the face and says "I need a sofa for my pregnant secretary" while looking straight up bored with Alan Rickman's antics.
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I'm firmly in the "Die Hard is a Christmas Movie" camp, but I also love that the movie is about a man learning not to be threatened by his wife's success.