Millie Tullis

Millie Tullis AWP Book Signing. Find me with my friends at River River Books! Saturday, March 7 11 am-12 pm (T-756)

AWP folks! You find me signing books with my friends at @riverriverbooks.bsky.social this Saturday! Stop by the bookfair from 11 am-12 pm to grab a copy or just say hi!

Thank you so much reading, Han ❤️

“But what I uncovered could never eclipse what I did not know, what no one living remembered, what no one dead wrote down.”

Gorgeous essay and poem by @millietullis.bsky.social today—deep appreciated for Millie’s attention to the dead and heritage and little-marked marriages and graves.

Please check out this poem from @millietullis.bsky.social from her amazing new book coming out this month.

Cemetery kids! Thank you so much for reading Sarah!

Pinto Cemetery There is no grass. Just fabric flowers thin from sun. A chain link fence. A flagpole. No flag.

It's a dream come true to be featured on @poetrydaily.bsky.social today! Check out "Pinto Cemetery" and my What Sparks Poetry feature about the poem's origins here:

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If this was all we had, it would be enough by J.I. Kleinberg

"Three windows face into the garden, sills crowded / with stones"

"If this was all we had, it would be enough" by J.I. Kleinberg

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Thank you so so much! <3

Please check out a review of These Saints are Stones by @millietullis.bsky.social from Signature Books. www.trampolinepoetry.com/reviews

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Find your next fresh, small press read here (coupon code SPRING good through 2/24!): riverriverbooks.org/store/ 📚💙🎉

A poem from my forthcoming chapbook, Pelican's Daughter (Concrete Wolf Press) is up on the Psaltery & Lyre site today. Many thanks, @psalteryandlyre.bsky.social and @millietullis.bsky.social!

Ah, thank you!!

These Saints Are Stones Check out These Saints Are Stones - <p>In Millie Tullis's new poetry collection, <i>These Saints are Stones</i>, a faithless daughter is haunted by her third-great-grandmother, Martha, a woman who mar...

Friends, "These Saints are Stones," my first full-length, comes out in two months, and you can now preorder!

AND, please let me know if you're willing to write a book review, interview, podcast chat, or anything else to help get the word out! 🧡

Thank you Sarah!!

These Saints Are Stones Check out These Saints Are Stones - <p>In Millie Tullis's new poetry collection, <i>These Saints are Stones</i>, a faithless daughter is haunted by her third-great-grandmother, Martha, a woman who mar...

Friends, "These Saints are Stones," my first full-length, comes out in two months, and you can now preorder!

AND, please let me know if you're willing to write a book review, interview, podcast chat, or anything else to help get the word out! 🧡

This Animal By what do I feel she is a woman rat

Today's Featured Poem:

"This Animal" by Aracelis Girmay from Green of All Heads published by Boa Editions, Ltd.

Read here:
poems.com/poem/this-an...

The Silk Inside a Milkweed Plant Can Carry the Seeds for Miles by Lisa Thornton

"I still look for milkweed. In the ditches on the side of the road and around the base of telephone poles."

"The Silk Inside a Milkweed Plant Can Carry the Seeds for Miles" by Lisa Thornton @thorntonforreal.bsky.social

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Essay I don't want to be a farmer but my mother was right I should never have tried to rise out of the proletariat

"I guess I'll never be a farmer now"

"Essay" by Bernadette Mayer up today on @poetrydaily.bsky.social

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Did you know that if you buy my book on Amazon, Jeff Bezos makes 5 times as much as I do on each copy sold? Sharing some behind-the-scenes book math on why buying directly from presses is best for EVERYONE (except Bezos) in my newsletter today! aubreyhirsch.substack.com/p/book-math

Could anyone please help with either or these? I’m really hoping to make this goal today. Grateful for any help. #MutualAid #HelpSky

Act so there is no use in a center.

-- Gertrude Stein

And what a COVER!

Love love this story 💚

a photo of seaweed, golden green, wet and forked. [excerpt: Under the featherlike Desmarestia viridis, Horatia had dashed off: 'Found between the tide-marks. A foxy colour, soon green when kept from water. Thus exposed, it becomes soft and slippery, but becomes itself again when dry. I believe it is my favorite.']

if you’re in the mood to read my short story about the mystification of love and seaweed, here’s "Call Us Not Weeds," published at Psaltery & Lyre @psalteryandlyre.bsky.social

with special thanks to EIC Millie Tullis @millietullis.bsky.social

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Millie Tullis can't tell you a thing about her band director's class or the lessons they learned there, today at Villain Era!

Sundress Announces the Release of Delicate Machinery: Poems on Survival & Healing - Sundress Publications Sundress Publications announces the release of Delicate Machinery: Poems on Survival & Healing, edited by Erin Elizabeth Smith. Here, thirty-three authors share their experiences with sexual trauma, e...

The link in your post isn't working for me, but this link does work for me: www.sundresspublications.com/news/2025/07...

Thank you!!!

I am so moved to have my poem, "housesitting for a stranger in spring," featured in DELICATE MACHINERY, alongside so so many poets I admire. You can download and read the entire anthology for free! Here: www.sundresspublications.com/.../delicate...

Really need help, having a rotten day, and really would like not to have to worry about this. If you can help, please do.