Very happy to share that my short story “Eels in the Basement” has been accepted for publication at the incredible @Missouri_Review
Out on July 7th
Read it here:
https://t.co/shvZ9NwQ8M
#litmag#publicationday
Very proud of my grandson. A legacy of storytelling…
https://t.co/25wm4qZ8av
His short story “Eels in the Basement” was published by The @Missouri_Review
TMR is Hiring! Also, brand-new BLAST, brand-new DIG, a reminder about the Editors' Prize, the upcoming "Readings and Conversations" series, supported by Missouri Humanities, and more excitement! https://t.co/MVz4c3pb1F
“Eels in the Basement” is live today! Sincere thank you to Evelyn Somers and the team at @Missouri_Review for the time and care they put into championing #writers & their #stories
Honored to be associated with such a fantastic group of professionals & this prestigious #litmag
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One of the World War I’s most enduring legacies is largely forgotten: It sparked the modern gay rights movement. #SmithsonianPride https://t.co/QhPyLsM6kW
Riti Sengupta uses her photography to present a dialogue between mother and daughter.
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Sengupta features in @rencontresarles. See more of the festival our website: https://t.co/zoJyYsM3Vt
Have to share this lightning strike I was lucky enough to capture yesterday in slowmo. It looks like the shock starts at the top of the freedoms tower. Saw some alt angles on Reddit…so cool!!!! Always wanted to capture one like that…
@EmbracePetIns @RebecChianese @EmbracePetIns new slogan:
“There for you and your pets…until you get a cancer diagnosis…then you are own…”
For anyone thinking of signing up with #EmbracePetInsurance you should know that they do not care about you or your pet. They have no morals and only care about $$$
"History was alive and in time with me."
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Part of @sfcamerawork's annual showcase of new photography. Online until 1 May. Read more in Aesthetica: https://t.co/DFnpOZLh66
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https://t.co/8D47hZVN6p
“When you don't include the history, it becomes so easy to overlook or even dehumanize an entire population. If I had even known about the Chinese roots in Sacramento where I grew up, I think I might have felt differently”
Great interview from @CatherineCNN & @lisaling