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Rah! Rah! Roundup

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How better to access and understand the urgency behind the #BlackLivesMatter call than to hear such striking, poignant, heartbreaking poems read by a Black body?” – WEIRD SISTER contributor Morgan Parker writes about the importance of #BlackPoetsSpeakOut over at FANZINE.

“Even though Austen wasn’t out there smashing the system, her books are all about filtering a very patriarchial society through a female point view through the use of irony and wit.” – Flavorwire Editor Sarah Seltzer blows our minds with her comparison of Jane Austen and online feminism.

The new issue of Sink Review is here, featuring poems by WEIRD SISTERs Emily Brandt and Morgan Parker, plus work by WS pals Monica McClure, Cynthia Arrieu-King, and many other greats. Continue reading

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