#litfriday — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #litfriday, aggregated by home.social.
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Hannah Fenster's meditation on mortality and movement at the Asheville Butoh Festival is today's #LitFriday pick
Her new creative nonfiction is free to read #S2O #OpenAccess in the latest issue of The Hopkins Review: https://tiny.one/yc7ubusc
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"What are the origins of the impulse Wallace Stevens calls the 'motive for metaphor?'" asks Joyce Carol Oates in a 1996 piece from New Literary History
Revisit her theories of the genesis of art for free @ Project MUSE, this #LitFriday thru Labor Day
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Today on #LitFriday, we hit the road with Onna Solomon, whose poem "Hitchhiking to Roussillon" appears in the newest issue of The Hopkins Review
Read free, #S2O #OpenAccess via Project MUSE
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A special treat for Rilke fans from MLN this #LitFriday:
The one and only Edward Snow reads his new translations of six Rilke poems for the Hopkins Press Podcast
Leaving
La Dame á la Licorne (Tapestries in the Hôtel de Cluny)
Requiem for a Friend
Endymion
[Untitled]
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Philosopher and poet Christopher Norris is today's featured #LitFriday contributor, with his "ChatGPT: a psychomachia" from SubStance 53.1 — a poem that began as debate between poets about whether AI can write poems
Read free at Project MUSE: https://tiny.one/yucn8tue
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The new issue of Callaloo includes a pair of poems from Baltimore-born literary pioneer Quandra Prettyman: Carousel, and: Late Crape for My Mother
Read free thru 31 July @ Project MUSE
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The new issue of Callaloo includes a pair of poems from Baltimore-born literary pioneer Quandra Prettyman: Carousel, and: Late Crape for My Mother
Read free thru 31 July @ Project MUSE
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"I believe that heroes are essential for our own development"
ICYMI #LitFriday, we discovered two essays from legendary author Madeline L'Engle, both free to read at Project MUSE thru 31 July
First, a meditation on heroic figures in The Lion & the Unicorn: https://tiny.one/y2786e4k
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"I believe that heroes are essential for our own development"
For today's #LitFriday, we discovered two essays from legendary author Madeline L'Engle, both free to read at Project MUSE thru 31 July
First, a meditation on heroic figures in The Lion & the Unicorn: https://tiny.one/y2786e4k
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Take flight with The Hopkins Review this #LitFriday, as Mary Jo Salter meditates on mortality and urgency while her plane lifts off over a 4th of July fireworks spectacle in the city below
Read "Over and Out" free at Project MUSE through 31 July: https://tiny.one/39msvmms
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Ocean Vuong is our featured poet for this week's #LitFriday, with two poems from The Yale Review:
Wood Working at the End of the World
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The Last Prom Queen in Antarctica
Read free thru 30 June: https://tiny.one/5fs7j77a
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For a deeper dive into Ellison's JUNETEENTH, we're also sharing "Ralph Ellison, Juneteenth, and African American Prophecy" by Christopher Z. Hobson from the Fall 2005 issue of MFS
Read free on Project MUSE thru 5 July
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Get in, we're celebrating Juneteenth by reading Ralph Ellison!
Read Cadillac Flambé, a short story from Ellison's unfinished manuscript JUNETEENTH, which appeared in the Spring 1995 issue of Callaloo
Free on Project MUSE thru 5 July
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Today on #LitFriday — Chelsea Lemon Fetzer offers a vintage vignette about a fleeting encounter, from the Spring 2008 issue of Callaloo
Read "One Night Stand" free @ Project MUSE through the end of June
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Today on #LitFriday — Chelsea Lemon Fetzer offers a vintage vignette about a fleeting encounter, from the Spring 2008 issue of Callaloo
Read "One Night Stand" free @ Project MUSE through the end of June
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Today's #LitFriday is rooted in A. Emiko Blalock's narrative research into the stories of women medical students navigating their med school journeys
Read "Not Remembering" — #S2O #OpenAccess in the new issue of Literature and Medicine at Project MUSE
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Today's #LitFriday is rooted in A. Emiko Blalock's narrative research into the stories of women medical students navigating their med school journeys
Read "Not Remembering" — #S2O #OpenAccess in the new issue of Literature and Medicine at Project MUSE
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Jeremiah Day's monologue "The Chair Remains Empty / But The Place is Set" considers the humble political power of the town meeting
From ASAP/Journal; read free at Project MUSE thru 15 June:
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Jeremiah Day's monologue "The Chair Remains Empty / But The Place is Set" considers the humble political power of the town meeting
From ASAP/Journal; read free at Project MUSE thru 15 June:
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Today's #LitFriday offering is a Poe-inspired poem by the Bram Stoker-award-winning author Linda D. Addison
On My Own
(Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's "Alone")
https://tiny.one/3a9tu22xRead free in Poe Studies thru 15 June
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Today's #LitFriday offering is a Poe-inspired poem by the Bram Stoker-award-winning author Linda D. Addison
On My Own
(Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's "Alone")
https://tiny.one/3a9tu22xRead free in Poe Studies thru 15 June
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From the new #OpenAccess issue of Feminist Formations, read aman agah's poem on the Iranian Woman, Life, Freedom movement that emerged in the wake of the 2022 death of Jîna Amini
Memoriam in the fall of 2022
Read free at Project MUSE: https://tiny.one/ycy8zrs2
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ICYMI: Today for #LitFriday, we meet a pair of exes confronting their own personal seagull final boss
Robyn Gill's story "The Gull McCabe" from The Sewanee Review is free to read through 31 May
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Today for #LitFriday, we meet a pair of exes confronting their own personal seagull final boss
Robyn Gill's story "The Gull McCabe" from The Sewanee Review is free to read through 31 May
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Delve into Karen Alkalay-Gut's poignant reflections on her family's Holocaust survival in flashes of memory. Experience her powerful poems from SURVIVORS, showcased in the Jan/July 2023 edition of Journal of Jewish Identities. Access them for free on Project MUSE until 15 May: https://tiny.one/45m827u7 #LitFriday
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In flashes of memory, Karen Alkalay-Gut explores her family history escaping the Holocaust
Read poems from her collection SURVIVORS, as featured in the January/July 2023 issue of Journal of Jewish Identities, free on Project MUSE thru 15 May: https://tiny.one/45m827u7
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Today on #LitFriday, we're reading Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu's "The Postman" from The Yale Review
It's a story of a woman's self-determination to deliver the mail, despite extreme social pressure to conform to feminine propriety
Read free thru 15 May at Project MUSE
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Today's #LitFriday featured poet is Sylvia Jones, with two poems from the Winter 2022 issue of The Hopkins Review
Perpetual Resin: A Cento
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First Black Cop BopRead free @ Project MUSE thru 30 April
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Today's #LitFriday featured poet is Sylvia Jones, with two poems from the Winter 2022 issue of The Hopkins Review
Perpetual Resin: A Cento
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First Black Cop BopRead free @ Project MUSE thru 30 April
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It's special podcast for #LitFriday and #PoetryMonth!
Shizuka Omori reading her Six Tanka from the new issue of Literary Imagination, with translations by Yuki Tanaka, followed by a conversation with editor Paul Franz about tanka and translation