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Send My Love to Anyone | Issue 29
with Meghan Greeley and Kirby
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Meghan Greeley | Issue 29
The vocal cords look like a vagina. I have seen a video of this. They are fleshy pink bands slapping together.
The First Time "Prissy" | Kirby
It’s a courageous act to continue, darlin’s. Daily.
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KIRBY
On Self-Promotion | Issue 29
Many writers cringe at the thought of self-promotion myself included, but this time around, I decided to try to embrace it instead of dreading it.
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Gatherings | Issue 29
Any-Angled Light, Lindsay Wong, Chelene Knight, Kathy Fish, The Silent Partner, Literary Friendships, Casey Plett, The Victoria Authors Festival, Call…
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June 2023
Send My Love to Anyone | Issue 28
Aaron Tucker shares an excerpt from his novel Soldiers, Hunters, Not Cowboys and I explore Writing and Not Writing About Periods
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Welcome to Send My Love to Anyone!
Being featured by Substack means I also woke up to hundreds of new subscribers, so I thought I should do a post letting new readers know what this…
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Aaron Tucker | Issue 28
He didn’t realize that the windows had been shaking until he inserted his key into the door of his apartment, locking it.
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On Writing and Not Writing About Periods | Issue 28
I’m certain that the period shame I experienced in puberty played a role in my choosing not to write about periods until now.
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Gatherings | Issue 28
Any-Angled Light, Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, Malahat Review List Serve Found Poems, Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven, Umberto D, AI, Book-Review Bombing…
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Kathryn Mockler
May 2023
Send My Love to Anyone | Issue 27
with Deborah Dundas, Catherine Graham, Concetta Principe, and Kirby
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The First Time "Floundering [Not Dead]" | Kirby
It’s not depression, though it appears so at times. It’s closer to poverty. Depletion. Loss. More associated with the loss of familiarity, of character…
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KIRBY
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