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I write stuff. Mostly poems. Some novels. https://open.substack.com/pub/stephenmsanders?r=yw41b&utm_medium=ios
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The next chapter of my book PASSE-PARTOUT is up on Substack! If you would like to support this work, please subscribe and share with your friends. (Link to the chapter in the comments.)

The next chapter of my fantasy thriller PASSE-PARTOUT has arrived on Substack! Make sure to subscribe to help get the word out to other readers! (Link in the comments.)

The next chapter of my book is live and free on Substack! Give it a read and see what you've missed! open.substack.com/pub/stephenm...

Looking for your next book of the month? How about a book club selection? I'm posting a chapter per week of my novel PASSE-PARTOUT for free on Substack! open.substack.com/pub/stephenm...

This is a good description of what your friends and/or relatives might have been espousing recently. Won’t change any of their minds (that’d take more than a a few paragraphs) but it kinda clarifies things for you and me. www.growththrough.com/post/god-is-...

So here is how to do it (copied from a friend): Google Gulf of Mexico You’ll see "Gulf of America" at the top Click on the three little dots to the right Select "Send Feedback" Click on "Gulf Of America" text Select "Inaccurate content" Select "Incorrect" and type in whatever you want them to know

Just watched the halftime show. I thought it was one of the best I've seen, but I like rap and Uncle Sam was a fun touch!

Never forget Texas State Senator Brandon Creighton’s school voucher bill defines a “low income” family in the Lone Star State as 500% above the federal poverty line. That means voucher recipients could make $160,000 a year. Never thought a family earning a six figure salary would be “low income.”

We have reached new levels of madness when an unelected, non senate-confirmed private citizen is overseeing an effort to overhaul or possibly end a congresionally mandated arm of our government. This is real trouble for the separation of powers, and with it, our basic democratic institutions.

Calls and text messages have flooded me in the last 72 hours from friends and colleagues in Sierra Leone and elsewhere: Are my meds going to be cut off? Am I going to die? I don't know what to tell them. I don't know what to tell anyone. Hope is my whole jam, but I feel very distant from it.

First attempt at shokupan bread (first attempt at homemade bread, really). I don’t think it was kneaded long enough, but still tastes good.

HUGE BREAKING NEWS: Pete Buttigieg is seriously considering running for Senate in Michigan after Gretchen Whitmer says she wouldn’t run for the open seat. Smash that RT if you agree Secretary Buttigieg would make a FANTASTIC Senator!! 💙💙

“. . . In places like Texas there’s a fundamental disinvestment in children.” Many educators are turning to the nonprofit DonorsChoose to help stock their classrooms with paper, pencils, and novels. https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/donorschoose-website-combats-low-school-funding/ 

Something I made.

Looking forward to four more years of basking in the high levels of respect, dignity, and loyalty afforded to public educators that we've come to expect from Republican leaders in DC and Austin.

Nothing causes a case of gnawing self-doubt more than writing long fiction. #onlyme #impostorsyndrome #writingcommunity #booksky #poet

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Today is a great day to start or get back into 99% Invisible. It's a show about the objects and systems we design and what these things say about us and our values. Start with any episode! Jump around! Pick one about something you're into. Find one about something you're not 99percentinvisible.org

If @99pi.org were to do another book club, which book should we tackle? Caro’s Lyndon Johnson books are already being considered! Looking for nonfiction: readable, important, explains the world in a compelling way, offers a lot to discuss…

Hey Folks! I'm ecstatic to announce that the literary journal "Vita Poetica" has accepted three poems of mine for publication-- "Autumn in Paris, Texas;" "Tennessee Camp Meeting, 1982;" and "A Vagrant"--in their upcoming issue!