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NEA Fellow • The Fire Eater (@TxReviewPress, 2020) Bad Mexican, Bad American (@Acre_Books, 2024) The Parachutist (@SundressPub, 2025) • Teaching Artist
Alina Stefanescu
poet. writer. editor. reviewer. translator. corrupted bibliomaniac. romanian-alabamian. hybrid in she/her dreams. self-deleting. self-ghosting.
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he/他. new chapbook @ghostcitypress. 2 books @boaeditions & @bloodaxebooks. editor @underblong & @olicketysplit. abolish the police & free palestine
Alicia E. Stallings
Docta puella. 'A Poet is the most unpoetical of any thing in existence.' Oxford Professor of Poetry elect.
Diane Seuss
frank: sonnets, Graywolf Press, 2021, winner of the Natl. Book Critics Circle Award, PEN/Voelcker Award, L.A. Times Book Prize, and the Pulitzer Prize.
The fMRI Writing Prize invites Baltimore writers to contribute to neuroscience research at Johns Hopkins. Win cash, get published in the The Hopkins Review, and tour the research lab. Open to high school students and adults. The deadline is June 30. hub.jhu.edu/2024/06/12/fmr…
Honored to profile #pussyriot member Maria 'Masha' Alyokhina 𝖕𝖚𝖘𝖘𝖞 𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖙💦 for this summer's edition of The Hopkins Review—sharing pages with literary luminaries like Kazim Ali, Temperance (she/her/they), Vanessa Hua, Dr. Maya C. Popa, Marion Winik, Edgar Kunz, Brittany Rogers (she/her), and more!
Heads up #Baltimore #Writers : Enter new Johns Hopkins University short fiction contest where winning work will help scientists learn what happens in people's brains when they read stories. hub.jhu.edu/2024/06/12/fmr…
I missed my mother’s funeral. I had my reasons: I couldn’t afford a ticket and I didn’t want to deal with the judgmental homophobia of her church.
—Rahne Alexander’s “Crosswalk Countdown,” featured in our #PrideMonth list & published in The Hopkins Review: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…
Attention Baltimore City Public Schools high school writers!
This The Hopkins Review flash fiction contest has a category for Baltimore students ages 14-18. Submit your stories (between 500 - 1,500 words)!
And writers 18+, there's a category for you as well!
Submissions due by June 30.
'The arts enrich our humanity. Through them, we can often speak across political differences, uncover hidden sides of ourselves, and partake of an enterprise that has characterized human life since its inception,' says Dean Christopher Celenza. hub.jhu.edu/2024/06/04/joh…
Or, go direct to the source and read my newest work about trying to cross St. Paul St., 'Crosswalk Countdown' paywall free thru 30 June
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