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UT Chattanooga
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some thoughts on fragmentation, literary + otherwise.
from my interview w @manyplums on @AssayJournal 💌
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very happy to share this interview w my mentor + A PETIT MAL's book doula @manyplums, published in @AssayJournal to celebrate US Nat'l Poetry Month.
we corresponded over many weeks, digging into each other's words.
I've linked them all below❤️
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Happy to have an essay "On Difficulty" in this grand 10th Anniversary Issue. Lovely readings all.
No foolin' over here! We've got the brand new spring issue of Assay, the last half of our 10th anniversary year! (Can you believe it's been a whole decade? We can't...) We have an great lineup of writers, subjects, texts, and pedagogy––check it out!
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Thank you @AssayJournal for publishing my first scholarly article!
No foolin' over here! We've got the brand new spring issue of Assay, the last half of our 10th anniversary year! (Can you believe it's been a whole decade? We can't...) We have an great lineup of writers, subjects, texts, and pedagogy––check it out!
assayjournal.com/
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Assay @AWP24! The amazing Barrie Jean Borich at The Fine Art of Craft Talks, reading from her craft talk, “Radical Surprise: The Subversive Art of the Uncertain” that first appeared in Assay!
assayjournal.com/barrie-jean…
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What are your favorite essay collections by women? Ideally but not necessarily from independent presses and including fragmented, braided, and/or lyrical essays?
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There aren't many places looking for hybrids. Three I'd recommend: @centaurlit, Permafrost, and the "Blended and Beyond" section in @jmwwjournal, which just reopened. Here's Bradley David's wish list: jmwwblog.wordpress.com/2024/…
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"Don't write what you know. Write what you are willing to discover." ~ Yusef Komunyakaa
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Each year in October The Humble Essayist celebrates the work of Judith Kitchen, the teacher, poet, and essayist who influenced a generation of writers. This week we return to her masterpiece, The Circus Train, for a lesson in what matters. At the-humble-essayist.com
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My journal article is out! It's a "light” topic: How to Write Well About Death. I created a method to encourage death writing in the face of cultural hesitation. I show this method through Lidia Yuknavitch's The Chronology of Water. (Warning: We share the love of salty language!)
Start your Monday off right with Erin Fogarty Owen's marvelous "How to Write Well About Death" from our new fall issue--essential reading!
assayjournal.com/erin-fogart…
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Save the @GburgReview. Sign the petition here: chng.it/rtRwXnSqzy
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We deeply appreciate the rich conversation between Julija Sukys and Edvige Giunta about the creative process of developing a unique anthology of original writing related to the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire.
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.@Gettysburg Administrators say The Gettysburg Review does not fit the college’s new curriculum, which focuses on student experiences. Staff—and former interns—disagree. bit.ly/46L2lVr
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Read Edvige Giunta’s written interview with Assay, a journal that writes about nonfiction stories in order to further the exchange of ideas between people!
Use this link to check out the interview ( bit.ly/assayinterview )!
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Excited to be a part of this stellar issue of @AssayJournal and to combine my worlds of journalism, literary nonfiction, critical race theory, and pedagogy all in one piece.
Happy Fall! The shiny 10th anniversary issue of Assay is hot off the presses and smelling of apple cider and maple leaves! Grab some hot chocolate and a cozy blanket, and check out the delightful new nonfiction scholarship and pedagogy we have for you!
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Congratulations to @erinowen721 (MFA '20), whose "How to Write Well About Death" is live on @AssayJournal: assayjournal.com/erin-fogart…
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Happy Monday, nonfictionists! What are y’all reading or writing about this week? Whatever you’re doing, we hope it’s hella delightful!
(And if you’re looking for submission opportunities, please check out assayjournal.com/submit! Our 10th anniversary is right around the corner!)
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Psst...the editor likes to spend Saturdays working on Assay, and that's tomorrow, so consider this your encouragement to get your work in the queue
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Call for Submissions!
We're looking for scholarly work, informal craft work, nonfiction pedagogy--as well as shorter bits for our blog for next year. For best consideration, send by June 1!
assayjournal.com/submit.html
