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
Hello old friends and welcome new friends,
I was so excited this month when
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This month I’m excited to share an excerpt from Aaron Tucker’s excellent new novel Soldiers, Hunters, Not Cowboys, which was published this month by Coach House Books.
In On Writing and Not Writing About Periods, I write about period shame and why there is a maxi pad on the cover of my book.
In Issue 28 Gatherings, my monthly round up of recommended readings, viewings, music, opportunities, and events, I recommend Ha Seong-nan, Any-Angled Light, Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, Malahat Review List Serve Found Poems, Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven, Umberto D, AI, Book-Review Bombing, and more.
I hope you enjoy this issue and share it with your friends!
Kathryn
Send My Love to Anyone | Issue 28
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Congrats, Kathryn!!