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I love this! Book of Drought was among my favorites published that year!
Same here! 🥳
This is so great! I loved seeing you read! ✨
So excited for this!! 🥳
Yay!! This makes me so happy! Excited to see you!
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Of course! Happy to help!
That is correct — Kentucky poet here, living in Indiana. Published with MSU Press. I believe Diane Seuss is a Michigan poet? jason b crawford grew up in Michigan
Yep, that’s the one!
Yes, he has a lot! The one that I found interesting was his Art of the Poetic Line. While I didn’t agree with everything in the book, it was a great read to widen your perspective of what poetic lines can do
That’s a great list! I also found the craft books by Louise Gluck, Ted Kooser, Mark Doty and James Longenbach helpful. There’s also an essay that Carmen Giminez published many years ago (I think it was on Lithub or the Poetry Foundation?) about revision that was formative in my craft
Huge congrats!!! 🎉 🥳✨
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EDGE MARKERS -Kentucky, 2004 The llamas clump against fence wire, staring toward three deer eating nearby crabapples, as if considering what god made their bodies so similar, so elsewhere.
Enjoying a snowy #smallpoemsunday with this piece by @dlassell.bsky.social's Frame Inside a Frame.
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Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏✨
It was so wonderful to meet you in person! Big fan of your poetry — I wish we could have talked more as well! It was a busy and talkative day for sure!
Thank you so very much! I absolutely loved reading this review! 🙏
Super excited to have a review of Daniel Lassell’s FRAME INSIDE A FRAME (Texas Review Press) in the new issue of Diode! A beautiful book full of so much wisdom, friends!
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Wow, wow, wow! Susan, this is such a beautifully written review of my book! You’ve captured its essence and intent so wonderfully—thank you so, so much! 🤩✨
Thrilled to have a new poem out in the newest issue of Sixth Finch! ✨
Thrilled to be featured on @wfiu.bsky.social's Poets Weave! Listen to me read some poems here: play.prx.org/listen?ge=pr...
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So delighted by this deeply considered book review of Frame Inside a Frame! Grateful to @adroitjournal.bsky.social and Natalie Tombasco! theadroitjournal.org/2025/09/08/a...
Thank you so much, Donna!! It was amazing to meet you! 🙏✨
It was so wonderful to meet you as well! 🙏✨
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“Daniel Lassell is a master of subtraction, of what he calls a loosening joy. The poems here are filled with song, prayer, and silence. Restless and reflective, they shift and rub against the natural world, its vastness and its granularity, with striking precision and clarity. Here, a world accumulates even as it is undone—wreckage and reverence inexorably intertwined.” —Richard Siken, author of I Do Know Some Things, War of the Foxes, and Crush
Siken is such a titan in modern American poetics—approaching him about a blurb seemed, far-and-away, a longshot for me. But I’m glad I asked. Shortly after sending him an email, he responded to me with such sincerity. And I am so incredibly honored with these gracious words he shared about my book
Siken’s prose poems are keenly crafted, expertly honed. And the thematic weaving and narrative arc of this new collection! It is his best book yet. [...]