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Don’t imagine that the people still protesting to stop the genocide don’t share your fears about the election - They and their families are experiencing a level of trauma that should only belong in history books, that most of you - God willing- will never have to experience.

This on the heels of that essay on June Jordan and Lorde and Rich, in which Etel Adnan is mentioned, the namesake of the prize for Arab American poets. Which Hayan Charara and I launched a decade ago. The hacking and haunting is relentless. Will you speak up?

On the train / where my each tear / lifts into ghazal As I read Sarah THEOPHANIES

Please share. More than 100 people got killed while praying in a school.

so touched by Jessica Q. Stark’s blurb of my book. she’s one of the reasons it even exists! thank you for all your support jess 🩶

In our new Sept/Oct issue you’ll find lessons in perspective and perseverance from Sarai Johnson (READ GROWN WOMEN), Rajiv Mohabir, the writer formerly known as Matthew Salesses, & others; Vivian Lee’s interview w/ Viking Books executive editor Ibrahim Ahmad; & amor towles’s words on the element of surprise. at.pw.org/SeptOct2024

Are you teaching translation workshops or craft classes this semester and tired of 19 WAYS OF LOOKING AT WANG WEI? Consider teaching I WILL NOT GO forthcoming from Kaya Press I will be happy to Zoom into classes to discuss! kaya.com/books/i-will-n…

Alright folks, I've got people yelling at me here because they're ignorant about the #Ramayana saga and its evolution over time. A basic review (warning: if you dislike history, stop reading now) -- Image from a Persian Ramayana (yeah, we've got a lot of those) 🧵

Over the next few weeks we will take you through SAAG's Youtube Archives, featuring recordings from the largest-scale, live, wide-ranging, virtual event we've ever attempted, "In Grief, In Solidarity." ⁠1/3

Eight writers—Lucy Corin (Lucy Corin), Aaron Hamburger 🇺🇦, Ann Hood, Sarai Johnson (Sarai Johnson (READ GROWN WOMEN)), Isle McElroy, Rajiv Mohabir, Matthew Salesses (the writer formerly known as Matthew Salesses), and Evie Shockley (Evie Shockley)—share lessons they learned the hard way. #SubscriptionOnly at.pw.org/SeptOct2024

Charif Shanahan's Trace Evidence deserves the attention from the Whiting, NBCC, Thom Gunn, Lambda, Kingsley Tufts, National Book Foundation & now as a ✍🏾 Hurston/Wright Foundation for Black Writers Legacy finalist. Don't miss this book & ICYMI here's our deep dive together about it Audio📻: tinhouse.com/podcast/charif…

In my Goodreads review for "Whale Aria" by Rajiv Mohabir I write that their interpretation of whale songs was a beautiful way to describe migration and the evolution of Indo-Caribbean culture🩵🐋 goodreads.com/review/show/68… Check out their collection for your next poetry read!