Michael Mingo

One of these days I'll update this section.

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Congratulations to the winners of the first-ever #CrystalOx poetry contest! First prize went to Cathy Bryant, 2nd prize to Michael Mingo, and 3rd prize to William Doreski. Please visit our website (link in bio!) to read the winning poems! ❄️
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(1/2) And second, "Written on the Fifth Floor of an Office on Madison Avenue" has been featured in the Hawai'i Pacific Review. Hope you enjoy them both! https://t.co/iBBBzYVpnW

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(1/2) Self-promotion: Two of my poems have recently been published. First, the I-70 Review gave a lovely home to "Field Trip to the Sterling Hill Mining Museum."

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Excited for my poem "Lick Observatory, Mt. Hamilton, Cal." to appear in the latest issue of @JetFuelReview! Recommended if you enjoy astronomy and/or 1890s travel films.

https://t.co/dcojLqCD2f

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Publication: Sutterville Review https://t.co/3k7fjRifJV

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@Mauralesss Almost shouted as much for this as for Kluber's no-hitter.

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@jaleneutsey I keep typing it as "20201," so good to know I'm not alone in refusing to process it.

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@aleyna_rentz James Wright has so many great endings, but that last stanza might be my favorite.

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Alito's dissent in Bostock v. Clayton County, Georgia is so feverish and so unbearably long (107 pages! including 4 appendixes!) that I'm pretty sure it's just the first draft of his quarantine novel.

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@aleyna_rentz Shouldn't that be a Jon Bois biography?

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@aleyna_rentz I am also a country bumpkin, so take that into account, but yes, I really wish the New York subway had the simple elegance of the DC metro system.

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@aleyna_rentz It's not especially regular, but I used to show my students "In" by Andrew Hudgins. Might be useful for exploring how to deviate from the theoretical pattern.

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Catherine Savage Brosman’s “Plums”: An Analysis https://t.co/sy6NimRCMP

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The Art of Losing Isn’t Hard to Master: Suffering in Games https://t.co/AsePNqfOGA

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Similes and Emotion in S. E. Grove’s “The Waning Age” https://t.co/rIQuV1z6SH

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A Top 5 List: Books Under 300 Pages https://t.co/RSQzAztP2B

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Recent Publication: Third Coast https://t.co/kkU0bbWJLL

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What an Episode of “Father Brown” Can Teach Us About Literature https://t.co/Z3g5sLr1Kv

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With a tip of the ol' hat to @jasmines_reads, who originated this tag a few days ago!

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Literary Fiction Book Tag https://t.co/gfvHESzj4B