"Whether you like funny, self-aware poems, or stunning social commentary, there are many types of poetry contained in Stewart’s new work, and there’s something here for everyone" @ChicagoNow on Keli Stewart's SMALL ALTARS
"You've given up everything but alcohol and cigarettes. A girl needs to have something to find solace in." - @nikkidolson LOVE AND OTHER CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR
"I am drawn to write stories about girls and women living on the edge, in circumstances where getting by and surviving day to day is the main goal," @galemassey told Patch in an interview.
"Hard Times is a literate, unadorned read, as harsh and sharp as an ice pick wound, but ultimately inspiring due to its heroine's strength and determination. Loved it."
- @joelansdale
“According to a recent @ShelfAwareness article, book wholesaler Ingram is sounding a warning over publishing industry supply chain issues that will impact the holiday book buying season. ” https://t.co/ZaHqfn22tP
Next Wednesday! Join us for our monthly Poetry Salon, this month featuring poet Keli Stewart and SMALL ALTARS (@BronzevilleB)! With host @carriemcgath! Sign-ups @ 6:15pm.
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"He had rarely let himself feel, and when he did it had been explosive. Now he felt it all. The abuse, the neglect, the killing." -- SPANISH MOSS by Eddy Cook @eacookwrites
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"While copaganda is not a new phenomenon, its role in media has been explored and examined with even greater intensity since the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement in 2013." https://t.co/wiXSPpF6AF
"The success of Substack and similar services have shown writers what most artists in other mediums already knew: there’s a lot of money in fans. Hardcore fans are willing to pay extra to support the artists they love....
So… can that translate to fiction?"
What say you?
“Maybe the Black Belt is mad at you for using your power, influence, and reefer to take over the black-and-tan party scene, just to go Miss Ann on ’em afterward. You know that’s the Negro underworld’s game, Margaret.” -- ACE BOON COON by @langstonhimes
"Diverse, inclusive books are crucial to create positive change in the world... Independent publishers are the starting point to ensure these stories are read, enjoyed and consumed by the public. " https://t.co/Xz4JHIIsww
“Gone Girl published almost a decade ago and not much has changed in the genre of domestic thrillers when it comes to diversity. Domestic thrillers are still so white and so straight.” - @BookRiot https://t.co/g02XVDiZ0v