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Llewellyn's 2025 Sun Sign Book: Horoscopes for Success (Llewellyn's 2025 Calendars, Almanacs & Datebooks) Llewellyn's 2025 Sun Sign Book: Horoscopes for Success (Llewellyn's 2025 Calendars, Almanacs & Datebooks) Contributor(s): Llewellyn (Author) , Comstock-Gay, Claire (Author) Publisher: Llewellyn Publications ISBN: 0738771996 Physical Info: 0.8" H x 8.0" L x 5.2" W (1.0 lbs) 400 pages As the world's oldest and largest independent publisher of books for body, mind, and spirit, Llewellyn is dedicated to bringing our readers the very best in metaphysical books and resources. Since 1901, we've been at the forefront of holistic and metaphysical publishing and thought. We've been a source of illumination, instruction, and new perspectives on a wealth of topics, including astrology, tarot, wellness, earth-based spirituality, magic, and the paranormal. From e-books to tarot-themed iPhone apps, Llewellyn has embraced the Digital Age to continue our mission. Llewellyn also partners with Italian publisher Lo Scarabeo, as the exclusive US and Canadian distributor of their beautiful tarot and oracle decks. They also partner with Blue Angel, an Australian publisher of oracles, books, CDs, and other sidelines. Claire Comstock-Gay writes weekly horoscopes for New York magazine's The Cut and is the author of Madame Clairevoyant's Guide to the Stars. She lives in Minneapolis, MN. Visit her at ClaireComstockGay.com. Table of Contents: Contents Introduction 5 2025 Sun Sign Forecasts by Claire Comstock-Gay Aries 9 Taurus 39 Gemini 69 Cancer 99 Leo 129 Virgo 159 Libra 189 Scorpio 219 Sagittarius 249 Capricorn 279 Aquarius 309 Pisces 339 Astrology Basics by Kim Rogers-Gallagher The Birth Chart 371 The Planets 373 A Word about Retrogrades 382 The Signs 383 The Houses 391 Aspects 396 Symbol Key 400 Publisher Marketing: 2025 Is Your Year to Shine An astrological favorite for more than forty years, Llewellyn's Sun Sign Book provides detailed horoscopes and forecasts for every sign. Professional astrologer Claire Comstock-Gay helps you find exciting opportunities in your future, no matter your skill level. Newly redesigned, this year's edition will help you improve many aspects of your life. For each Sun sign, you'll discover detailed information on: Strengths and Gifts - Work and Money Friendship and Love - Struggles and Growth This almanac also provides a look at the year ahead, month by month, for each sign. You'll explore: Overall Forecasts - 2025 Eclipses and Retrogrades Your Ruling Planet - New and Full Moons Power Days - Days to Watch For Also featuring an astrological primer by Kim Rogers-Gallagher, this guide will set you up for a happy, prosperous year. Contributor Bio:Llewellyn As the world's oldest and largest independent publisher of books for body, mind, and spirit, Llewellyn is dedicated to bringing our readers the very best in metaphysical books and resources. Since 1901, we've been at the forefront of holistic and metaphysical publishing and thought. We've been a source of illumination, instruction, and new perspectives on a wealth of topics, including astrology, tarot, wellness, earth-based spirituality, magic, and the paranormal. From e-books to tarot-themed iPhone apps, Llewellyn has embraced the Digital Age to continue our mission. Llewellyn also partners with Italian publisher Lo Scarabeo, as the exclusive US and Canadian distributor of their beautiful tarot and oracle decks. They also partner with Blue Angel, an Australian publisher of oracles, books, CDs, and other sidelines. Contributor Bio:Comstock-Gay, Claire Claire Comstock-Gay writes weekly horoscopes for New York magazine's The Cut and is the author of Madame Clairevoyant's Guide to the Stars. She lives in Minneapolis, MN. Visit her at ClaireComstockGay.com.

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Amber & Lacey Show; Weekly Badass; Prince Mixtape; Rickey, Denzel, & Drew

We love game show podcasts: Here's one of the best

 The Amber & Lacey, Lacey & Amber Show! is what happens when late-night talk show meets fun sibling rivalry. You get the brand new iHeartPodcast hosted by late night talk show host Amber Ruffin and New York Times bestselling author Lacey Lamar. The show pits the two against each other as they participate in quizzes, games and a lighthearted sibling rivalry, all while chatting with new and interesting guests each week. The Amber & Lacey, Lacey & Amber Show! is fun for those who love games, quizzes, snark, and silliness.

 We call them extraordinary: they call them "badasses"

Throughout the course of human civilization, certain individuals have stood out as being…well, completely badass. This new iHeartPodcast -- Badass of the Week -- is all about telling the stories of these extraordinary people. From ninjas to scientists to world leaders and everything in between, hosts Ben Thompson and Dr. Pat Larash go in-depth on the lives of the men and women throughout history that didn’t let anyone come between them and their goals, even when the odds seemed hopelessly stacked against them. You can find new episodes of “Badass of the Week” every Tuesday!

CNN releases The Prince Mixtape podcast

  Just released, CNN Audio’s The Prince Mixtape podcast takes listeners inside the life of one of the greatest American music icons of all time through the people who knew him, worked with him or simply loved him from afar over the course of eight episodes. 

Hosted by accomplished podcaster, writer and poet Nichole Perkins, the series digs deep into key moments of his life—like when his transgressive lyrics gave birth to the Parental Advisory sticker, when he fought to own his masters, and when he rocked that infamous booty cut-out pantsuit. Friday, April 21 marks the seventh anniversary of Prince’s death.

Just like a treasured mixtape from your favorite crush, The Prince Mixtape is a reflection of the moments, the thrill, and the passion that made up Prince’s life. 

Listen to the first episode below on CNN Audio and anywhere you listen to your podcasts. New episodes debut on Wednesdays.

 Episode One: Minneapolis Always Been the Bomb: How did Prince Rogers Nelson become an international superstar? The story begins in Minneapolis in the 1970s. We speak to Prince’s first producer, Chris Moon, about helping Prince find his voice in the studio.

Latest Spotify podcast episode with Rickey & Denzel

 Spotify debuted the latest episode ofWe Said What We Said with Rickey and Denzel featuring special guestDrew Afualo. The three podcasters sit down and talk about their astrological signs, dealing with haters, and their Jonas Brothers crushes. 

 Available to stream for free on Spotify, some highlights from the episode include:

[05:15:22] Drew talks about her rise to social media fame – hitting 1M TikTok followers in July 2021 and skyrocketing to 7M only months later.

[10:06:11] Rickey and Denzel ask Drew about the hate geared towards her from internet trolls, and Drew admits she gets thousands of death threats a day from men upset with the content of her videos. When asked how she deals with the hate, and specifically the body shaming, Drew says, “I just don’t… I look at what they look like and I feel better.”

[15:45:05] Drew talks about what’s next for her, including her Spotify podcast The Comment Section with Drew Afualo,and the self-help-adjacent book she is currently writing in collaboration with Questlove. 

[41:37:00] Drew talks about her experience hosting the carpet at the Oscars and meeting Halle Bailey, Jamie Lee Curtis, and The Rock.

 You can watch and listen to the episode HERE. 

 New episodes of We Said What We Said with Rickey and Denzelare available to stream for free on Spotify every Tuesday, and new episodes of The Comment Section with Drew Afualoare available to stream every Wednesday.

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Tonight the English government has announced a full national lockdown from Thursday. I was reading all of your posts before and you said there would be a possibility of another lockdown from 20th of November and maybe another one end of December going into a new year. My question is how long are we keep going through this. We are rather fatigued of all of this. Thank you.

I did see that last night when I saw the front pages of the UK tabs on tumblr.

I haven’t been following when the uptick of cases in the UK began to get bad recently, so I might not be 100% right on this but I’ll just type out my thoughts on it anyway.

04 October 2020: Mars retrograded back into Pisces. This would be significant for the UK’s chart because with Saturn in Capricorn, the UK’s 6th house becomes hemmed in by malefics. Essentially a papa kartari yoga by transit is happening, which makes it more difficult for the house that is hemmed in. In this instance the 6th house of the UK is affected. The 6th house is the house of health; hence, the health of the nation is affected. [All of these positions are sidereal zodiac by the way, not tropical/western zodiac.] Think of papa kartari yoga as being stuck between a rock and a hard place. Also, Mars is aspecting the UK's natal Moon via it's 4th/square aspect from now until the end of December. Mars is a tough planet for Virgo ascendants since it rules the 8th house.

13 October 2020 to 03 November 2020: Mercury goes retrograde in Libra. Mercury is indicative of respiratory diseases; Libra is an air sign. Mercury has retrograde in air signs this year (Aquarius, Gemini, Libra). I’ve noticed the US has started to have an uptick in cases--okay, biggest uptick this year--since Mercury has gone retrograde.

The UK’s 4th house (Sagittarius) and 4th lord (Jupiter) are also in a papa kartari yoga, but that will continue for longer. Although, that does get nullified for about a month from 10 December to 03 January 2021 when Venus is in Scorpio and Jupiter is in Capricorn. The 4th house represents what some people would refer to as “the homeland” for a country’s chart. There is plenty of other astrological action happening in December, so I still expect things to be crazy that month anyway.

13 November 2020: Mars goes stationary direct. Mars finishes its retrograde that started in September. Mars being the planet associated with violence always triggers something when it stations and goes direct (at 21:05 Pisces/Revati nakshatra). Mars will be stationing very close to the UK’s natal Rahu/north node of the Moon. Given that the UK is running a Rahu maha dasha/time period, it could be significant in some way. Pisces is the 7th house of partnerships, so this just may be indicating that Brexit is close to happening. Anyhow, always do your best to stay calm and not get into unnecessary fights when Mars is close to the earth, which would be now and until a couple days after the 13th when Mars moves at a more normal pace.

20 November 2020: Jupiter moves into Capricorn, where it is debilitated. Jupiter will have its conjunction with Saturn in Capricorn on the winter solstice, 21 December. I expect further cratering of the US economy when Jupiter moves into Capricorn about this time.

16 November 2020 to 28 December 2020: Eclipse season. Remember when George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police in the USA and then massive protests broke out? That happened shortly after the eclipse "season" started around late May of this year. Eclipse "season" is two weeks before and after any eclipse. There is a lunar eclipse in Taurus on 30 November, and a total solar eclipse on 14 December. This eclipse season is going to be worse than the one we had this summer. Hard to say exactly how bad it will be, but I do expect various degrees of upheaval and fear all over due to societal collapse induced by the pandemic.

21 December 2020: The Jupiter-Saturn conjunction at 06:21 Capricorn/Uttara Ashadha nakshatra. One of the biggest drivers of the year. The Jupiter-Saturn conjunction happens approximately every 19 to 21 years. What makes this one so significant is that it is happening very close to Jupiter's maximum debilitation point. Jupiter is exalted in Cancer but debilitated in Capricorn. Jupiter's maximum exaltation at 5 degrees of Cancer, and its maximum debilitation is at 5 degrees of Capricorn. Exaltation means that the planet is at its highest & best qualities at that point. When debilitated it means that the planet is deficient of its higher qualities.

So what are Jupiter's highest qualities? Jupiter is the planet associated with wisdom, spiritual knowledge, philosophy, law, religion, and dharma. Saturn is the planet of time, longevity, the common man, isolation, adversity, limitations, delay, setbacks, and karma. Saturn is also associated with fear. Dharma is often interpreted as "rightful purpose," but you can also think of it as consciousness. The type of consciousness that Yoda would describe as when you are calm and at peace. As we get closer to the conjunction on 21 December, this means that the calm and peace of dharma is gradually diminishing until the conjunction. It'll start getting better after the conjunction, slowly.

And as I'm sure you've already noticed, this conjunction with the decrease in dharma is happening during an eclipse season, which tends toward craziness in general. Calm and peace will be in short supply while fear will be running rampant, regardless of whether or not it is warranted or not. I've had in my mind that from at least now until the beginning of January is "The Long Night" period. Kind of cheesy to phrase it like that since it is a Game of Thrones reference, but I think it helps clarify that it's just a crazy time period we're all going to have to get through in some way or form. It sucks but this too shall pass. Just not as quickly as we all would like.

24 December 2020: Mars moves out of Pisces into Aries. This ends the papa kartari yoga on Aquarius and the UK's 6th house. Things should start getting better after that. We will all still be stuck in the crazy eclipse season until after 28 December. New Years will likely be better than Christmas. This also ends the Mars aspect to the UK's natal Moon. Moon represents the public, so I would think people would begin feeling better at this point. Maybe everything isn't perfectly 100% okay by that point, but things would begin looking better.

As I mentioned previously, there is a version of Kal Sarpa yoga happening with the planets from January until early April 2021. Hopefully things won't be as bad at that point, like, hopefully only half crazy instead of full crazy. Also, Jupiter & Rahu will be casting their trine aspect to the same (earth) signs from November until April 2021--Capricorn, Taurus, and Virgo. This Jupiter & Rahu trine aspect tends to be expansive--since they are both planets that tend to indicate large & expansiveness--and generally is considered positive. For the UK, this would affect the 1st, 5th, and 9th houses, aka all the dharma houses.

Personally, I'm looking forward to 05 April 2021 when Jupiter moves into Aquarius. I think that'll be the point in time when we'll all finally breathe a sigh of relief about this mess. Things will get better in 2021 in general. Next year won’t be as terrible as this year.

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Harry Styles

One direction 

Loam

Topsoil erosion

Pokemon

Global warming

Dogs

Birds (red tailed hawk)

Camping

Going on roofs

Halloween

Really bad movies

Sparkling water

Queer activsim

Keith haring

Screen printing

Elephants

Concerts

Weird large statues

Lemon piglets

Camp fires

Lakes

National parks

Minnesota

Caves

Abandoned buildings

Cowboy hats

Hating horses

My best friend jane

Hammocks

Waterfalls

Abandoned things

Thrifting

Tattoos

Eggs benedict

Gender fluidity

Vintage travel posters

Salsa Lisa

Mushrooms

Aliens

The x files

Dad merchandise 

College squirrels

Rock of love

Lizards

Bolo ties

Quilting

Knitting

Destroying the patriarchy

Redistribution of wealth

Intersectional feminism

The moon

Astrology

Tarot cards

Fishing

Wine

Sneakers

Hiking

Plants

Rings

Candles

Cows

Stealing street signs

Ice fishing

Road trips

Zoltar 

Swedish fish

The shining

Iron giant

The redwood forest

Skydiving

Pugs

Tulips

Pirates

Green bean casserole

Socks

Tech decks

Risograph

Minneapolis

The Walker Museum

Cleaning

Zelda breath of the wild

Suits

Survivor

Hydroplaning

litter/pollution

Drag queens

Cats

Origami 

Black Lives Matter

Monarch Butterflies

Moths

Corn

Queer artists

Sustainable farming

Soup

Leather jackets

Antique stores

Tinfoil hats

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Author Interview with Junauda Petrus

There are two Black queer girls from two different Black cultures in this book falling in love.  What was it like writing a Caribbean and Black American protagonist?

As a first generation Caribbean-American author, I got to connect with the spectrum and multitudes of Blackness that shaped me through writing this book. Audre and Mabel represent aspects of who I am as a Black women who was raised in multiple Black cultures. My mother is Trinidadian and my father is from St. Croix, and I was born and raised in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I loved writing these girls, because they represented parts of me and the Black diaspora in a way that was eclectic, vibrant and healing.

In writing Audre and Mabel, I wanted to show them falling in love with a Black girl, that was a reflection of them, but also unique and magical in a way all her own. Their love is one that I longed to read as a young person. One that centered weird Black girls in a romantic love.  

You traveled to Trinidad and Tobago to interview folks who are LGBTQIA on these islands. How did that research affect the story?

 I wanted to depict with love, curiosity and expansiveness the experience of being queer in Trinidad and Tobago (T&T). There are a lot of assumptions in the mainstream about the backwardness of attitudes towards LGBTQIA folks in the Caribbean region, and this isn’t the only truth. There is also the notion that folks in the U.S. are inherently more progressive and this is not the case. I learned from activists in T&T, that colonialism and religious evangelism from the west has fostered a lot of the homophobic sentiments that persist in the region.  

I traveled to T&T to interview artists, students, activists, government employees, queer party organizers, etc to get their perspective on queer life in T&T. It was a true gift to hear Trinibagoans talk about their queerness and speak to the ways that they live out loud despite bigotry and ignorance about who they are. There were stories of people being exiled from family, as well as others who were embraced and accepted for their queerness. On a personal note, I traveled there with my wife, and was grateful for how we were embraced by my Trinidadian relatives in ways that was affirming and healing.   

Ancestral spirituality, astrology and natural healing are all themes in this book. Why were these themes important for you to include in this book?

 With Audre and Mabel, I wanted them to explore relationships with the divine and the sacred that helped them navigate the world and challenges they were up against. As a young person, I loved anything that was mystical and otherworldly, things that seemed connected to intuition and spirit. I wanted these Black girls to be spiritual seekers in a way that empowered and blossomed them. They have to deal with some heavy and difficult realities that required spiritual skill sets that were ancestral, organic and cosmic. I have always loved astrology and love the ways that it has helped me see other realities within myself. The character of Queenie, Audre’s grandmother, represents how Black people can be spiritual in a way that is shaped out of intuition and deep listening. 

Who are the authors who inspired you in writing this book?

 As an 11 year-old, I found a book called The Friends, written by Rosa Guy and it was the first book that centered a Black Caribbean girl as the protagonist, and I felt I could relate to. I had always been an avid reader but reading Black women authors in my teen years is what made me want to write and process who I was on the page. I read a lot of Maya Angelou, Octavia Butler and Jamaica Kincaid. I am deeply influenced by poeticism and lyricism from writers like Ntozake Shange and Nikki Giovanni. I fell in love with Alice Walker and the way she wrote Black women’s interiors in a way that was beautiful, sensual, and complex. Toni Morrison, who has just passed and is a literary goddess AND genius, taught me how to be unapologetically experimental and otherworldly. She showed how you could write Black life, while making it accessible in its mundane and honesty of who we are. I have discovered, Alexis DeVeaux and Sharon Bridgforth, in my later years who are mentors of mine and have helped me feel affirmed in writing Black queer stories.

 The relationship between Whitney Houston and her best friend Robyn Crawford is a major theme in this book. What inspired that theme?

 In this book Whitney Houston represents invisible queerness within Black memory as well as the greater culture. A couple months into writing the book, her legacy unlocked a dimension of the book that was needed for me to understand the erasure of queerness within Black life and memory.

When I was growing up in the 1980s I idolized Whitney Houston. She was beautiful, elegant and had a voice and presence that was bewitching. She was one of the Black celebrity icons that took the grit and gospel of Black life, and made it into an expansive and tender world for the mainstream. I didn’t learn until 2006 when I was in my twenties living in New York City about Whitney and her long-time best friend, Robyn and how central a figure she was to Houston’s life and career. Learning about this bond that was deep and most likely romantic, made Whitney make more sense to me. I loved re-imagining them in ways for this book that wasn’t tinged with stigma and controversy, but instead love and sweetness.

Junauda Petrus is a writer, pleasure activist, filmmaker and performance artist, born on Dakota land of Black-Caribbean descent. Her work centers around wildness, queerness, Black-diasporic-futurism, ancestral healing, sweetness, shimmer and liberation. She lives in Minneapolis with her wife and family. You can visit her at www.junauda.com.

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YA Book Review: The Stars and the Blackness between Them

Title: The Stars and the Blackness between Them

Author: Junauda Petrus

Genre: YA magical realism

Publisher: Dutton Books for Young Readers

Release date: 9/17/19

From the publisher: Trinidad. Sixteen-year-old Audre is despondent, having just found out she’s going to be sent to live in America with her father because her strictly religious mother caught her with her secret girlfriend, the pastor’s daughter. Audre’s grandmother Queenie (a former dancer who drives a white convertible Cadillac and who has a few secrets of her own) tries to reassure her granddaughter that she won’t lose her roots, not even in some place called Minneapolis. “America have dey spirits too, believe me,” she tells Audre. Minneapolis. Sixteen-year-old Mabel is lying on her bed, staring at the ceiling and trying to figure out why she feels the way she feels–about her ex Terrell, about her girl Jada and that moment they had in the woods, and about the vague feeling of illness that’s plagued her all summer. Mabel’s reverie is cut short when her father announces that his best friend and his just-arrived-from-Trinidad daughter are coming for dinner. Mabel quickly falls hard for Audre and is determined to take care of her as she tries to navigate an American high school. But their romance takes a turn when test results reveal exactly why Mabel has been feeling low-key sick all summer and suddenly it’s Audre who is caring for Mabel as she faces a deeply uncertain future.

Review: This is, hands down, one of the most interesting, original YA books I’ve ever read. I’m incredibly glad I got the chance to read it, and I’m a bit at a loss as to how to describe it. There are a lot of different threads here, all of them working together to illustrate interconnectedness, the link between people, between the past and the present, between the body and the spirit. It’s a spiritual book, rooted in both New Age and historical Black sensibilities. This spirituality is so deeply felt that you don’t have to believe in things like astrology (which features heavily) in order to be moved.

The story is mainly character- and theme-focused, and it moves with the zodiac seasons, jumping from Aries to Taurus to Gemini and so forth. Occasionally, these gaps in time feel a bit like a stutter; sometimes characters will forge relationships “off-screen,” so to speak, and I found myself wishing that I could’ve seen more of their interactions, especially when it came to Audre and her father. But Mabel and Audre’s voices and inner lives develop so steadily and realistically that it’s easy to forgive the book’s minor flaws. The larger time jumps - or time mergings, perhaps, the weaving together of the protagonists’, Queenie’s, and Aufa’s youths - are handled deftly and were perhaps my favorite part of the book. So many threads, all of them coming together in a way that reinforces a theme of solidarity and transcendence.

One thing that I really appreciate about a lot of children’s/YA books I’ve read this year is the kindness that permeates them. This is a book about love, and it’s a book that loves. It loves its characters and treats them with the respect they deserve. The narrative never punishes them for forging strong bonds with one another or for standing up for what they believe - their love, hope, and spirituality are portrayed as powerful rather than naive. They struggle, but they ultimately maintain their dignity. Please, please read this book.

Final verdict: highly recommended

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Meet the New Class!

It is our pleasure to announce the 17 writers who will join our UNLV community this coming Fall 2019 semester! Congratulations to everyone, and welcome to Vegas!

PHD/BLACK MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE FELLOWS

Robert Ren is a writer and teacher in New York. He has a BA from the University of Chicago and an MFA from Columbia University. Having escaped a corporate career, he currently tutors kids in standardized test prep. He managed to avoid the whole college admissions scandal, but that's only because his photoshop skills are terrible.

Dorothy Solomon (not pictured)

MFA Fiction

Bronwyn Scott-McCharen was born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi and graduated from Hendrix College in 2014 with a degree in Sociology and Anthropology. She then lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina for three years, where she immersed herself in the country's vibrant political culture under the guise of academic research. Her interests outside of writing fiction include travel, photography, international politics and history (especially Cold War history). She is currently hard at work on two novels in distinct stages of development--one completed manuscript in need of polish and another in the earliest phase of drafting and intensive research. She speaks Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese and hopes to soon add Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian to her budding repertoire of languages.

Mir Arif developed the idea of storytelling at an early age from strangers—astrologers, street magicians, herbal medicine sellers and other con-artists—frequenting the quiet alleys of his childhood neighborhood in Comilla, a small town in southern Bangladesh. He graduated from University of Dhaka with a degree in International Relations and worked as a staff writer for Arts & Letters. His short stories have appeared in various magazines and e-zines in the US, Singapore, India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. One of his short stories was longlisted for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize 2019. He likes to hike and spend time with parakeets.

Karen Gu's fiction has appeared in Paper Darts and The Margins and is forthcoming in McSweeney's Quarterly. She has been awarded fellowships from Kundiman, the Jack Jones Literary Arts Retreat, and the Loft Literary Center. After five years in Chicago and four years in Minneapolis, she is looking forward to the desert.

Mohammed Jahama often introduces himself as Mo. He likes to write about those kinds of borderland identities and to talk about words. And is excited and grateful for the opportunity to do such things at UNLV.

Sylvia Fox has too many interests and a wandering soul, which is why she writes fiction. Most recently, she spent the last two years in Baltimore, MD, surrounded and inspired by artists. So many aspects of her identity have led her to believe in the subversive power of showing up, taking up space, and creating space for others. She looks forward to continuing to explore this in writing and in community with others.

MFA Poetry

Nick Barnette, an Alabama native, attended Texas Christian University where he received a BA in English and BS in Film-Television-and-Digital Media. Upon graduation, Nick received a Fulbright Fellowship to Greece where he taught ESL in an elementary school in Athens.

Sarah Spaulding is a Tennessee native and a lover of the mountains that raised her. She graduated summa cum laude with her BA in psychology and English with an emphasis in creative writing from Carson-Newman University. There she discovered her penchant for digging around in people’s heads. She often writes poems to dig herself out of her own head. Her work appears in Tennessee’s Best Emerging Poets, Aletheia, Ampersand, The Sigma Tau Delta Rectangle, and soon-to-be a guide to Southwestern Iceland. When she’s not busy exploring the mire of humanity, Sarah enjoys dancing in the sunshine, petting other people’s dogs, and helping her father type his memoir.

Jo O’Lone-Hahn is from rural Pennsylvania, and is now on her way to Las Vegas, continuing on her lifelong mission to see the world. She has a B.A. in poetry, studio art, and religious studies from Hampshire College. She writes poems that focus on misunderstood people, naiveté, and the imagination inherent in remembering. Jo has held jobs such as: social worker, tattoo-shop-front-desk-chick, archivist, and tarot-reader-on-the-streets. She is also a member of the Departure Collective, a literary group which conducts workshops, organizes poetry readings, and creates chapbooks. When she’s not writing, she makes mixed-media artworks, wanders around, and befriends grumpy old men.

Nicholas Gruber is a native of Wisconsin, where he earned a BA in Economics from UW-Milwaukee. He is an emerging poet, and--hand to God--a human.

Kathryn McKenzie is a Las Vegas native with a BA in English. She drinks enough tea to match the annual consumption of the entire country of Ireland, and prefers snuggling up in her reading chair with a book, toast, and tea to almost anything in the world. Beyond her deep love of poetry and literature, her passions include: asking to pet every dog she sees, cracking her back after standing up in the movie theater, planning Halloween costumes years in advance, and talking about all the parties she is going to throw, but never actually throwing them. Her poetry has appeared in Neon Dreams and Unincorporated, and her interest in publishing has led her to work with Interim, Witness, and Helen: a literary magazine.

MFA Nonfiction

Christina Berke is a Libra and a teacher from Los Angeles.

Jordon Smith, raised among the Tetons in Wyoming, is a nonfiction writer who enjoys the pleasures and curiosities of the natural world. She completed her undergraduate degree at Utah State University where she met her husband. After graduating, she and her husband moved to Oklahoma where they welcomed a baby boy. Jordon discovered a love of distance running during her time in Oklahoma and is currently training for a marathon in July. When she is not running, she is working in the public library, taking long car rides, or watching children's television shows.

At first look, Soni Brown's life is a series of parodies. She is an immigrant who planned and spent her first vacation in Dubuque, Iowa in January; a former flight attendant afraid of heights and a classically trained chef who prefers Stouffer's frozen meals. As a nonfiction writer, Soni uses her journalism training to write about women, immigrants, and the vagaries of life. A wife and mom since 2016, she is constantly trying to have it all especially a partner who picks up after himself. At the end of the world, you will find Soni nursing a tumbler of herby gin while recounting the year she spent in Brooklyn with Jay-Z. So what if he doesn't know her.

Alyse Burnside: I am a writer and educator currently living in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I received by B.A in English and Gender Studies from the University of Iowa. While I consider myself primarily an essayist, I am interested in working between the confines of genre, combining poetry, narrative, and speculative nonfiction. I am currently working on a collage project of interviews with spiritualists, metaphysical myth, and the neuroscience behind how one creates their own reality. When I’m not writing or working, I am reading, traveling, or watching reality T.V. I am thrilled to be attending UNLV in the fall and am excited to meet the desert for the very first time.

[eyesfixedonthesun22]

Tag Game

Rules: Tag 20 people you’d like to get to know better.

@just-add-butter tagged me. I was super late to do this. Sorry, love. 

Nickname: Em from friends and family. Ryan calls me a million different things but kitten is the sweetest. Goofiest is probably “Salt Pig” and most obscure is “Soulful Wonder Lady”

Gender: Female

Astrological sign: Gemini

Height: 5′ 3′’

Sexuality: Bisexual and still working out the details. 

Hogwarts House: Last time I checked was Gryffindor

Favorite Animals: I’m a huge dog fav. But honestly if something is fluffy and can make cute faces, I'm probably on board. 

Number of Blankets: I’m one of those people who needs AT LEAST a sheet even if it’s sweltering. Currently we have a sheet and our duvet cause it’s still chilly in Chicago.

Where I am From: Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, currently live in the city of Chicago, previously lived in Minneapolis for 5 years

Dream Trip: Currently craving Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge. But I’m dying to go to Japan to see @bumbercrotch, Canada to see @supersoldiersruined-me, plus I wanna go back to Spain or to Italy. 

When I Created This Account: Sometime in 2011 I believe. It was my senior year of high school and I’m about to turn 26. 

Why I Created This Account: one of my best friends (who I'm still friends with) had one and told me to try it out. I remember hating it the first month cause I didn’t understand how to work it and I had zero html skills. Now I'll be on this hell site until I die. 

Followers: 1,018...which is shocking to me. I just hit 1K a week ago and had to do a double take. 

Tagging: half asleep now...will tag in the morning. 

[joshmspicer]

lets get personal.

Nabbed from @pantherdaemon​ and somehow missed last week

1: 6 of the songs you listen to most? “One Foot”, “Voicemail Freestyle Mike Wiebe”, “A Walk Down the Trail” (though it’s been a bit), “First Time”, “It Ends Tonight”, and “Survival”

2: If you could meet anyone on this earth, who would it be? @pantherdaemon​ It’s about time bro

3: Grab the book nearest to you, turn to page 23, give me line 17. “WWE maintained little interest in scouting, much less signing, Japanese or Mexican talent, widely considered the second and third points of the wrestling world’s triangle.”

4: What do you think about most? “So at what point...?”

5: What does your latest text message from someone else say? “Stopping for tear”

6: Do you sleep with or without clothes on? I gots pants

7: What’s your strangest talent? I can curve my tongue?

8: Girls… (finish the sentence); Boys… (finish the sentence) Girls deserve the fucking world but can go too far. Boys can be rude without knowing they are but can also be endearing.

9: Ever had a poem or song written about you? Not to my knowledge.

10: When is the last time you played the air guitar? A few moments ago when I was listening to “Undisputed”

11: Do you have any strange phobias? Not a fan of little bugs

12: Ever stuck a foreign object up your nose? Yes

13: What’s your religion? Agnostic Lutheran

14: If you are outside, what are you most likely doing? Going to my car or walking into somewhere

15: Do you prefer to be behind the camera or in front of it? In front

16: Simple but extremely complex. Favorite band? Breaking Benjamin, easy

17: What was the last lie you told? “I’m sick as a dog, can’t make it into class.”

18: Do you believe in karma? A form of it, yes

19: What does your URL mean? It’s my old OC from my Xiaolin Showdown days, Jack Spicer’s brother. Brought it with me during the brony days as my alias and it kind of became more than I ever though it would be.

20: What is your greatest weakness; your greatest strength? Weakness is my need to please everybody. Strength is my ability to listen to everybody and offer advice even if I’ve never personally been in that situation.

21: Who is your celebrity crush? Emily Blunt

22: Have you ever gone skinny dipping? Yes

23: How do you vent your anger? Either my listening to Linkin Park or venting in a text post

24: Do you have a collection of anything? Magazines, video game or animated posters, pictures, and t-shirts

25: Do you prefer talking on the phone or video chatting online? Phone, never done the latter

26: Are you happy with the person you’ve become? I’m just happy I’m not completely like my dad.

27: What’s a sound you hate; sound you love? I loathe that one stupid fucking bird from Iowa that always does that same rhythm all damn day. I love an animal chirping that isn’t a bird.

28: What’s your biggest “what if”? “What if you stayed in Minneapolis after Dad died?”

29: Do you believe in ghosts? How about aliens? Yes and yes

30: Stick your right arm out; what do you touch first? Do the same with your left arm. A pen and a water bottle

31: Smell the air. What do you smell? My usual media room. I’m used to it so it smells like normalty

32: What’s the worst place you have ever been to? High School Homecoming

33: Choose: East Coast or West Coast? East

34: Most attractive singer of your opposite gender? Sydney Sierota

35: To you, what is the meaning of life? Living and breathing in an attempt to survive.

36: Define Art. Creative outlet through various forms with an intent to tell a narrative, vent emotion, or for personal entertainment.

37: Do you believe in luck? Yes

38: What’s the weather like right now? Dark, clear, cold

39: What time is it? 10:47 PM mountain time

40: Do you drive? If so, have you ever crashed? Yes, YES

41: What was the last book you read? How WWE Should Have Booked The Book Vol. 1

42: Do you like the smell of gasoline? Yes

43: Do you have any nicknames? Toad, Toadman, Spicer

44: What was the last film you saw? Bad Times at El Royale

45: What’s the worst injury you’ve ever had? Worst pain at the time was a broken pinky. Worst pain over time was a fucked up shoulder that any movement caused it to just drive me into agony.

46: Have you ever caught a butterfly? No

47: Do you have any obsessions right now? Probably

48: What’s your sexual orientation? Rather not put a label on that right now

49: Ever had a rumour spread about you? Yes

50: Do you believe in magic? Yes

51: Do you tend to hold grudges against people who have done you wrong? Don’t forgive so easily, much harder to gain back trust

52: What is your astrological sign? Cancer

53: Do you save money or spend it? Spend

54: What’s the last thing you purchased? Technically it would be Patreon

55: Love or lust? Lust

56: In a relationship? Nope

57: How many relationships have you had? None

58: Can you touch your nose with your tongue? Nope

59: Where were you yesterday? At home

60: Is there anything pink within 10 feet of you? Yeah the envelope that came right My First Girlfriend is a Gal

61: Are you wearing socks right now? Nah

62: What’s your favourite animal? CAT

63: What is your secret weapon to get someone to like you? God I could not tell you

64: Where is your best friend? Probably at home or asleep in the Canadian wilderness of the BC

65: Give me your top 5 favourite blogs on Tumblr. I am not going to do that. Not sorry.

66: What is your heritage? A whole bunch of European countries. My dad’s side is known to be varied and my mom’s side is the same, but I’d assume mostly Germanic

67: What were you doing last night at 12AM? Reading fics in my bed

68: What do you think is Satan’s last name? Murphy

69: Be honest. Ever gotten yourself off? Of fucking course

70: Are you the kind of friend you would want to have as a friend? Yes

71: You are walking down the street on your way to work. There is a dog drowning in the canal on the side of the street. Your boss has told you if you are late one more time you get fired. What do you do? Save the fucking dog. If I’m that deep in my job that one more tardiness means I’m done than it’s not worth it. Plus, I can explain to them and my future jobs why I was late. I feel like people would understand.

72: You are at the doctor’s office and she has just informed you that you have approximately one month to live. a) Do you tell anyone/everyone you are going to die? b) What do you do with your remaining days? c) Would you be afraid? A. Yes B. If I can, travel places, see all the people I haven’t see in a while or at all, and actually finish things I haven’t ever finished. C. Of course

73: You can only have one of these things; trust or love. Trust

74: What’s a song that always makes you happy when you hear it? Fuck me for it but “"Crepuscularity” but it’s a sad kind of happy

75: What are the last four digits in your cell phone number? Nice

76: In your opinion, what makes a great relationship? Trust and the ability to talk to each other about anything and especially when it’s about that trust or about things that are hurting the other person

77: How can I win your heart? Show genuine interest in me and what I like.

78: Can insanity bring on more creativity? Yes

79: What is the single best decision you have made in your life so far? Oh god. Um...submitting that audition for “This is Why I Clop”. I wouldn’t know any of my online friends if it wasn’t for that.

80: What size shoes do you wear? 11 1/2

81: What would you want to be written on your tombstone? “RIP: This is empty because there’s no body in it, so feel free to go ham.”

82: What is your favourite word? Fuck

83: Give me the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word; heart. Alone

84: What is a saying you say a lot? “To be quite honest”, “everyone and their mother”, “to be fair”

85: What’s the last song you listened to? “POP/STARS”

86: Basic question; what’s your favourite colour/colours? Red/orange

87: What is your current desktop picture? Still the ME 2 collage

88: If you could press a button and make anyone in the world instantaneously explode, who would it be? I can’t answer that

89: What would be a question you’d be afraid to tell the truth on? What’s the one kink you hate liking?

90: One night you wake up because you heard a noise. You turn on the light to find that you are surrounded by MUMMIES. The mummies aren’t really doing anything, they’re just standing around your bed. What do you do? Ask if they can talk. If they can’t and are just looming, try to get back to sleep.

91: You accidentally eat some radioactive vegetables. They were good, and what’s even cooler is that they endow you with the super-power of your choice! What is that power? Control time

92: You can re-live any point of time in your life. The time-span can only be a half-hour, though. What half-hour of your past would you like to experience again? Oh this is a good question. That last 30 minutes of the Jan. 2012 BronyCon where I modded the stream and heard “You Only Got One Life to Live”

93: You can erase any horrible experience from your past. What will it be? Goodbye that sexual assault in the common room

94: You have the opportunity to sleep with the music-celebrity of your choice. Who would it be? Always music huh? I’m gonna say Cher

95: You just got a free plane ticket to anywhere. You have to depart right now. Where are you gonna go? Los Angeles

96: Do you have any relatives in jail? Probably

97: Have you ever thrown up in the car? Nah

98: Ever been on a plane? Yep

99: If the whole world were listening to you right now, what would you say? It’s...it’s not easy anymore. And I know I make a lot of mistakes and whine a lot and am in no position to hate who I am or what I’ve done and I know that I don’t deserve everything I’ve gotten, but...it’s hard to want to live life and enjoy little things when you’ve been told that you’re great at a lot of things and end up never getting there because you didn’t put enough work in or you weren’t lucky enough to get it. And then you’ve got this great big old dream looming over you that you can escape in because it’s so much to imagine what it would be like. But you know that deep down you’ll end up back home working at Menards and ending up just like your father. Well guess what? If I’ll never be shit, duck? Than I’d least like to fucking know if I ever had a chance in the first place.

[sellfurnitureonline]

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These are used by both organizations and private individuals to post their advertisement according to as per their need. Private individuals can also sell or buy items what they need. These type of advertise are cheaper and also easy to post. There are various advertisement companies which provide an online portal where you can post free classifieds. These portals are usually work as a bridge between an advertiser and targeted audience. Most of the people choose online website because they can easily post their advertise on these sites. These Classified Ads are the best and one stop goal for the business such as C2C, B2C, or B2B and etc. These online portals also provide some other special features such as images, videos and etc. which attracts targeted clients and helps to globalize your business. You can post unlimited commercials with the use of these websites in different categories. Categories such as Home & Life Style, Real Estate, Vehicles, Services, Jobs, Community, Events, Matrimonial, Electronics & Technology and much more so you can placed your free classifieds as per your requirement. Through these websites users or an owner of a company can placed and view their commercials online. These commercials are play an important role to increase your business in these competitive market and helps the owner to achieve their expectation.

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