TriQuarterly Social Stream

From Issue 153 contributor @Kristen_Arnett, read "There’s No Place Like 7-Eleven" at @Medium https://t.co/Ws1vyWuC8q - in Tweets
RT @nobonespodcast: We had the privilege of interviewing one of our heroes, the great @jenbervin! Hear her talk about the origins of her mu… - in Tweets
RT @marcelo_H_: Thank you, Ace Hotel New York for collaborating with Poetry Society to feature the *tiniest* poem in the book and one which… - in Tweets
RT @HeidErdrich: POETRY's June issue, edited by yours truly. Whew! Subscribe now, right now, to get it. Many thanks to contributors, to @Do… - in Tweets
RT @upperrubberboot: Skin (@mirandarschmidt, @TriQuarterlyMag): https://t.co/dsf75ePwSU - in Tweets
"A Trojan Horse will enter our conscience at the least expected moment. One thing is certain: Trojan horsemeat is a… https://t.co/b98fLzfgYk - in Tweets
RT @upperrubberboot: Last Night I Dreamed I Made Myself (@Paige_M_Lewis, @TriQuarterlyMag): https://t.co/6aTGfi3sYe - in Tweets
RT @toby_altman: The first poem in Alice Notley's Iowa MFA thesis: https://t.co/0LeRNJW0eK - in Tweets
RT @fulmerford: Writing is pushing a heavy boulder up a steep hill & having it roll back down, Sysyphus style, until u finally clear the t… - in Tweets
RT @nugradwriting: Book review in the New York Times by NU’s Faculty Director of the MA/MFA Program in Creative Writing Program Christine S… - in Tweets
"Afterward Wesley asked her if the pain had been bad, and she lied and said not really. He has never liked to be to… https://t.co/o4CdH6w0RF - in Tweets
"When I was a child, my hip was taken apart, and my knee cut in two. Everyone wanted me to stop limping. But the su… https://t.co/mOGvHCvKi5 - in Tweets
"There is a woman who whistles from the arroyo— oh hollow bone you have a body you cannot c… https://t.co/5McD9xSrBL - in Tweets
"Drawbridges over the Seine steam up and down levitating over long fly-boats that ply the flashing waters… https://t.co/k4Dv5JU13U - in Tweets
RT @lithub: Since Anne of Green Gables's publication in 1908, fans of Anne Shirley have sought out the small island in eastern Canada, keen… - in Tweets
RT @Don_Share: On his birthday, here’s a photo of John Muir and @poetrymagazine founder Harriet Monroe https://t.co/cfgjGXLsI9 - in Tweets
RT @gawanmac: I saw this on an OS map and couldn't not investigate. A place of worship symbol in the middle of bloody nowhere on the edge o… - in Tweets
"But when Florence opens her front door to go to Marcella’s for their afternoon visit, there’s a basket on her porc… https://t.co/KDLXJ5E9pU - in Tweets
RT @bardsbesidebars: So many of us are spellbound by this @talinout poem from @The_Rumpus #NationalPoetryMonth project. Come read and see w… - in Tweets
"Taking with you some memory of the crabapples. Of London and the cemetery fog. You in a corner of the room, lookin… https://t.co/C6Tqh7BftF - in Tweets
"let’s forget that this fixed nothing: that the bitter porous rind was skin and always mine… https://t.co/5a2sHJ71Aj - in Tweets
RT @lithub: Rachel Caron's Silent Spring begins with a fable and is filled with lyricism and passion throughout. https://t.co/7DmUA8i7u0 - in Tweets
RT @itsKayPrice: Yesterday I heard Claudia Rankine explain the difference between loneliness and ethical loneliness: while loneliness is a… - in Tweets
RT @RestlessBooks: Still bathing in the afterglow ✨ @ElectricLit https://t.co/FX4NprVWnx - in Tweets
RT @UChicagoPress: For #EarthDay2018, a rousing defense of our national parks: https://t.co/FN9as6BoWc - in Tweets
RT @smoking_tigers: Check out the special Korean fiction issue at @asymptotejrnl featuring work by our translators @spacenakji @AngelMisspe… - in Tweets
Old age, whose skeletal three-fingered hand is frozen lovingly through the clumped dust on a dog’s back, resting co… https://t.co/0EjgFa8XYU - in Tweets
RT @feinsod: Mark yr calendars--this'll be a good one! New work on poetry & the environment: a conversation with @mronda77 & @sposment, Nor… - in Tweets
RT @BookRiot: 5 of the Best Children’s Books About Disabilities: https://t.co/1or7NawHs4 https://t.co/YLleWn8ih9 - in Tweets
"Old wood best to burn; old friends best to trust—thus said Athenaeus, etiquette guru of the third century C.E., ab… https://t.co/qHrg3tpXEM - in Tweets