We're thrilled to share that the eighth issue of PAPER BRIGADE is fresh off the press & shipping out today! PAPER BRIGADE celebrates today's Jewish literary landscape with fiction, essays, interviews, poetry, & more. #JoinTheBrigade & order your copy today https://t.co/TPunC2bCTJ
'This Burden That We Carry' - @roniteitan talks about motherhood and sacrifice after October 7 with @Geula_Yentl.
Watch the full podcast here: https://t.co/1nDG0MNR5D
🎧 In Episode 2 of 'Israeli Bytes', poet @Geula_Yentl discusses her #poem ‘Jerusalem Caesarian’—dedicated to Rachel Goldberg-Polin—exploring language, identity, writing, and a mother’s sacrifices since October 7th.
#poetry#podcast#October7
https://t.co/1nDG0MNR5D
Out of the horrible darkness of the #Oct7 massacre, there are shreds of light in the form of heroic stories of rescue and humanity.
Watch this inspiring story that was just now revealed.
We're honored to share this guest blog post by Israeli poet Yonatan Berg (‘Frayed Light’). He offers some insights from Israel, on living through the Israeli-Palestinian crisis. #gaza#bringthemhomenow#ceasefireRead the post: https://t.co/DIfCuiyOhe…
@Geula_Yentl
We haven't hosted an event quite like this before and we are delighted! Creative nonfiction and literary fiction folks, this one is for you! Details and registration: https://t.co/qsiSdzC8jS
We are thrilled to be welcoming these agents to work with our adult writers this fall and are giving away a free spot to a writer from a historically marginalised group! Apply at https://t.co/RXAgjHcB2D
Huge thanks to @erin_clyburn @VS_Antoinette@Geula_Yentl
@JihyunYun2nd The Hero of This Book by Elizabeth McCracken; Karl Over Knausgaard fits the description too, start with the first Death in the Family; The Argonauts by Maggie Nelson
Last fall I wrote three poems quickly and, for almost a year after, I couldn’t write at all. I’m so grateful these three poems ended up in @poetrymagazine 💜
This one is: “The breakup has me believing in god”
https://t.co/Wl0j4Esa12
Come join me! I'll literary be reading in my pajamas, 1:00 am Jerusalem time, hoping the baby won't wake up in the background. A perfect set-up for postpartum poems! @PoetsInPajamas@SundressPub
Flash fiction from the beginning of Covid, March 2022! Still meditating on foreign bodies, integration, homes. With the rise of racism/fascism and elected right wing governments, rereading this hits home hard today. Thanks @ronslate for giving my piece a home, back then.
"She thought, it’s hard being a foreign body these days. She thought, if it were up to me, I’d move from one body to the next, making a home out of everybody": from "Foreign Body," flash fiction by @Geula_Yentl / https://t.co/afBRgSsO3R