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[drexlerpublishing]

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[godobe]

What a treat to curl up with @penamerica #emergingvoices final reading! Congrats, folkx! 📚 #litlife https://www.instagram.com/p/CkM-k4TrNYr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sententiavera]

COVID Haikus

COVID Haiku #1

Wuhan bats were sold 5G towers multiply TP is no more

COVID Haiku #2

Under house arrest Shunned by old haunts everywhere TexMex cravings soar

COVID Haiku #3

Zoom: a place to meet YouTube: for songs that enchant Was pill red or blue?

COVID Haiku #4

Gloves safeguard our hands Masks defend our mouth and nose Liquor store holdup

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[abentleywrites]

#Repost @stephanieawmartin ・・・ 1-800-273-8255 // @stephanieawmartin Suicide hotline number. Please reach out. Please. Rest now, Zach. Try to be at ease. #stephanieawmartin #poet #poetess #writer #iowacity #iowa #midwestwriter #midwestpoet #zacrush #emergingartist #emergingwriter #emergingvoice #emergingtalent #writersofig #poetsofig #poetrycommunity #writingcommunity #untwineme #untwinemeusa #ourfamily #spilledink #writtenword #suicidehotline #suicideawareness #survivor #oneofourown I stand in #solidarity with my brothers and sisters with #mentalillness. #endthestigma #letstalkaboutmentalhealth #pin (at Phoenix, Arizona)

[nowness]

Natalie Krick at Aperture

A solo exhibition of works by the Portland-based winner of the Aperture Portfolio Prize at the gallery’s New York space

Known for her bright images of feminine identity and selfhood, the American photographer—winner of Aperture’s 2017 Portfolio Prize, honoring high-quality work by emerging voices—the exhibition places emphasis on Krick’s infusion of fashion and beauty tropes with witty self reflection, often featuring portraits of her friends and family. On show at Aperture New York until 3 February 2018.

[ttucoa-blog]

TTU CoA El Paso Professors Ersela Kripa + Stephen Mueller at the @archleague Emerging Voices Lecture Series in New York . . . . Photo: @ryan.l.thomas #TTUCoA #ttuarchitecture #ElPaso #AGENCY #Architecture #Lecture #NewYork #emergingvoices (at Architectural League of New York)

[trascapades]

🙌🏿🖤✍🏿📚#ArtIsAWeapon

I'm so proud of my sweet @jai_amirrah, who’s written and published a book of her #poetry! Please support this brave, brilliant young voice and pre-order "Where To Hide During A Hurricane" today!

Love you my Jai!!!

Reposted from from @jai_amirrah Paperback, Hardback, and E-Books releasing Feb. 20th, 2021!!!!!!!!

What an honor it’s been to put myself on pages! This collection is me at my barest, and I’m so excited for you all to get a peek.

Where To Hide During A Hurricane: A Poetry Collection by Jai Amirrah 🤍

Pre-order the e-book using the link in my bio!! Or wait a little for the physical copies to drop 👀

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#WhereToHideDuringAHurricane #BlackWomenPoets #Poets #PoetryBook #Poems #SelfPublished #SupportBlackArtists #BlackWomenWriters #EmergingVoices #Support #Share #Like #SheGotNext

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[andrehardysr]

Good word on story from Laila Lalami author of The Moor's Account #pencenterusa #emergingvoices s/o to my honey @joannaharper65 and the smoking writer @vickiepynchon (at Chevalier's Books)

[godobe]

If I can’t see the @penamerica #emergingvoices final reading in person, I’ll settle for the biggest screen in my house. Good luck, folkx! 📚 #litlife https://www.instagram.com/p/CVjTOlLPQM5/?utm_medium=tumblr

[sententiavera]

Join us this Saturday as SV #CulturalHub launches a new creative series, #EmergingVoices! 9/5 at 10 AM meet 2 talented women & experience their 1st #literary endeavor. http://ow.ly/EvJD30e3lQU (at Sententia Vera Cultural Hub)

[penmarkblog]

Bookmark This : A Writer’s Toolbox

 As each of the Emerging Voices Fellows embarks on a new beginning, and we look forward to our 2016 applicants, Oktavi Allison recalls her experience with Author Evenings, and expanding her tool box.

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During my interview for PEN Center USA’s Emerging Voices Fellowship, we spoke about how I would like to see my work change. One of the challenges I faced was how to reshape and expand the box that I work in. After so many years of writing, I needed to sharpen my tools, and find some new ones as well. The Author Evenings proved challenging at first, but eventually fit the bill.

Most of the Author Evenings were held at the PEN Center USA office in Beverly Hills on Monday evenings. We read a new book each week––twenty-two in total––and generated a series of discussion questions for the visiting author.

Each evening began with our log lines, or brief synopsis of our projects. Loose conversations followed on publishing, author experiences, and the act of writing itself.

As I read and annotated my weekly discussion sheet, I began to track the tools that the authors gave us. I asked each author a question: “What tool would you add to our toolbox?”

The list lengthened––ranging from truth to passion to humility. Now, I look forward to the poem that will arise.

What lingers are moments throughout these months: David Ulin (author of The Lost Art of Reading), and our conversation about reading deeply; and James Ragan (author of The World Shouldering I), and our discussion about compassion and backdropping our stories.

All of my notes have been saved for now: the conclusion of the fellowship. Among them lies a treasure trove of book lists and quotes to pore over with morning coffee. I have a generous list of tools in my box, and more to come.

You could be a 2016 Emerging Voices Fellow! For more information and to apply: https://penusa.org/programs/emerging-voices.

[atomox]

LOT-EK Architecture Firm (day 160) with @openhousenewyork #openstudios #emergingvoices #architects #architecture #manhattan #newyork #nyc #chrystiestreet #iphone6

[ttucoa-blog]

Congratulations to Ersela Kripa and Stephen Muller, faculty of TTUCoA El Paso Architecture program and agency program selected as Emerging Voices 2018 by Architecture League @archleague. . . . . #ttucoa #ttuelpaso #ttuarchitecture #archleague #AGENCY #EmergingVoices (at Texas Tech University College of Architecture)

[versos-e-autorias]

"And I belong to You, forever I belong to You.." #IBelongToYou #JesusCulture #EmergingVoices #DerekJohnson #ILoveYouLord #INeedYouLord

[thecommonmag]

Congrats to the 2014 fellows for Emerging Voices! http://penusa.org/2014-emerging-voices From the page:

Brandon Brown was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and raised in the South. He moved to California to pursue his MA in theology and currently lives in Los Angeles, where he works at a nonprofit transitional housing organization and is writing his first collection of poetry, Viking Ships in Los Angeles. Find him online at www.brandonjordanbrown.com.

Marci Carrillo is a Southern California native. Born in San Diego, she grew up in such diverse places as Pine Valley, La Jolla, and Bakersfield. Marci resides in Chino Hills with her husband, two sons, and numerous cats. She is currently working on a memoir titled The Woman in the Chimney.

  Hanne Steen has lived in Oregon, Vermont, Kenya, Rwanda, the Central African Republic, Spain, the United Kingdom, and California. She was an actress in London for a decade before moving to Los Angeles in 2010. She is working on a collection of short stories called The Marrow.

  Margaret Spilman was born in Milton, West Virginia, raised on the plains of Wichita, Kansas, and currently resides in Los Angeles. She received her bachelor’s degree from Vassar College. She is a 2013 James Kirkwood Literary Prize nominee and is currently working on a collection of short stories titled The Breaking Thread.

  Andres Reconco was born in Acajutla, El Salvador. He came to the United States in 1991 and has been living in Los Angeles ever since.  Andres received his bachelor’s degree in English literature from CSULA. He is an English teacher at the Los Angeles High School of the Arts and is currently working on his novel Three Rivers.

  Victor Vazquez was born in Compton, California, and was raised in the city of Paramount. After first meeting the arts at 18, he went off to earn a double BA in English and drama from University of California, Irvine. He is now an arts administrator for Center Theatre Group, a teaching artist, and a playwright in Los Angeles. He currently lives in Echo Park, and is working on an online collection of poems titled MEN.

[likethedawn58-blog]

"Who can compare to You my friend, I have looked and found that there is no one like You in all the earth"❤ #Jesus #emergingvoices #love #thissong #whocancompare