Suzanne Frischkorn

Poet | Writer | Editor | She/her | WHIPSAW @Anhinga_Press | FIXED STAR @jacklegpress | assistant poetry editor @Terrainorg

[Suzanne Frischkorn @litwindowpane]

Cover reveal! I’m so thrilled to share the cover of WHIPSAW coming from @Anhinga_Press in April. My gratitude to acclaimed sculptor David Altmejd for gracing the cover with a detail from his powerful sculpture “Le Trou” and many thanks to the David Kordansky Gallery. 1/4

[Suzanne Frischkorn @litwindowpane]

Register by calling [phone] x480.

[Suzanne Frischkorn @litwindowpane]

Looking forward to leading this summer Workshop~*

Advanced Poetry Workshop with Suzanne Frischkorn. Designed for writers with workshop experience. This six week online workshop begins July 7th. We’ll be meeting Tuesday nights from 6 – 8pm ET.

Registration info in comments.

[Isidro Li @isidro_li]

Richard Brautigan

[Melissa Ostrom @melostrom]

“If I’ve learned one thing in this writing life, it’s to trust in that subconscious.”

An interesting post by @lesliepwriter! Check it out, friends!❤️

[Cincinnati Review @CincinnReview]

"Really, how many of us have spent the entire weekend in one pair of sweatpants, lounging around the house, putting off chores, or nursing a recent breakup." @SeanLemonhead writes about his experiences at work, a residential facility for traumatic brain injuries. Link in thread.

[Mag Gabbert @mag_gabbert]

And now I’m pleased to present: a favorite poem by Diane Seuss(!!)

[Maureen Thorson @maureenthorson]

“You must build a starship to take you to Venus.” A poem by D. Nurkse.

[Terrain.org @Terrainorg]

Two strange and gorgeous new poems by Jennifer K. Sweeney, with audio: "Fairy Ring" and "Formation."

https://t.co/r5kD6fVNoE

#poetry #poems #poet #fairyring #fairyrings #paths #trees #woods #magic #growth #forest #forests #trails

[Anhinga Press @Anhinga_Press]

Poets, only ONE WEEK LEFT to submit your manuscripts to our competition for the chance to win $1000, 25 author copies, a $500 travel stipend and more! Don't miss your chance to enter: https://t.co/vyIZRTVkle
#Anhingapress #poetry

[Academy of American Poets @POETSorg]

It seems wrong
to curl now within the confines
of a poem. You can’t hide
from what you made
inside what you made
or so I’m told.

—Diane Seuss, born #OTD in 1956

https://t.co/NPKeDGEJl4

[Alina Stefanescu @aliner]

One of Mona van Duyn's minimalist sonnets.

[Academy of American Poets @POETSorg]

The fog comes
on little cat feet.

It sits looking
over harbor and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.

—Carl Sandburg

https://t.co/0vnQ1yD9CQ

[The Paris Review @parisreview]

“As a writer you have to be willing to say, Yeah, that’s not good enough, over and over and over again.” —Maggie Nelson https://t.co/MtjoNBcYRY

[phillip crymble @phillipcrymble]

A favorite poem by Robert Creeley, on this, the day of his centenary.

[Amanda Auchter @ALAuchter]

I got a full request yesterday for my dark academia novel, Such a Bright Girl within 24 hours of querying! It’s about how the mysterious 1956 disappearance of a Vermont college student exposes the quiet violence beneath privilege, desire, and the illusion of belonging.

Stoked!

[Suzanne Frischkorn @litwindowpane]

@ALAuchter Woot!!!

[Terrain.org @Terrainorg]

Our newest ARTerrain Gallery is now live: Meditations on Geometries of Water: Summer Lake, by artist and writer Leah Wilson.

https://t.co/8hQuolgo2t

#art #artwork #arterrain #paintings #oregon #playa #summerlake #rural #agriculture #water #marshes #highdesert

[The Yale Review @yalereview]

From the Archives: Virginia Woolf wanders the streets of London. "For the eye has this strange property: it rests only on beauty; like a butterfly it seeks out color and basks in warmth."
https://t.co/TczYKC5XyV

[Academy of American Poets @POETSorg]

Soon the electrical wires will grow heavy under the snow.
I am thinking of fire of the possibility of fire & then moving

Across America in a car with a powder blue dashboard,
Moving to country music & the heart

Is torn a little more because the song says the truth.
Because in the thirty-six things that can happen

To people, men & women, women & women,
Men & men, in all these things the soul is bound

To be broken somewhere along the line

—Lucie Brock-Broido, born #OTD in 1956

https://t.co/u0ffEipuU2

[phillip crymble @phillipcrymble]

Wendy Cope