lindsay d'andrea
@lindszd.bsky.social
Writer here to support other writers. Recent poems published in The Baltimore Review, Ploughshares, Harpur Palate, and others. More poems forthcoming in On the Seawall, Sho Poetry Journal, and Prairie Schooner.
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Today is pub day for Tell Me Yours, I’ll Tell You Mine! However much writing can be a solitary act, putting a book out definitely isn’t. Thanks to Stillhouse Press and all of Tell Me Yours’ many champions.
My first book is out now. I hope you like it.
My first book is out now. I hope you like it.
October 7, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Today is pub day for Tell Me Yours, I’ll Tell You Mine! However much writing can be a solitary act, putting a book out definitely isn’t. Thanks to Stillhouse Press and all of Tell Me Yours’ many champions.
My first book is out now. I hope you like it.
My first book is out now. I hope you like it.
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FYI to media outlets, you're misleading your readers if you repeat this at face value.
There's no lawful way for him to redirect these grants elsewhere. It's a lie to distract from how the GOP budget guts educational funding, including Pell Grants at trade schools.
There's no lawful way for him to redirect these grants elsewhere. It's a lie to distract from how the GOP budget guts educational funding, including Pell Grants at trade schools.
May 26, 2025 at 1:32 PM
FYI to media outlets, you're misleading your readers if you repeat this at face value.
There's no lawful way for him to redirect these grants elsewhere. It's a lie to distract from how the GOP budget guts educational funding, including Pell Grants at trade schools.
There's no lawful way for him to redirect these grants elsewhere. It's a lie to distract from how the GOP budget guts educational funding, including Pell Grants at trade schools.
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Read two powerful pieces by Lindsay D'Andrea in our 2025 NaPoMo Issue:
"Ferragosto" & "Fossil Record Reveals Early Cambrian Origins"
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"Ferragosto" & "Fossil Record Reveals Early Cambrian Origins"
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April 5, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Read two powerful pieces by Lindsay D'Andrea in our 2025 NaPoMo Issue:
"Ferragosto" & "Fossil Record Reveals Early Cambrian Origins"
issuu.com/ironhorserev...
"Ferragosto" & "Fossil Record Reveals Early Cambrian Origins"
issuu.com/ironhorserev...
✨Dream pub since 2004✨In high school I used to spend hours in Borders (RIP) reading issues of Ploughshares, trying to understand how one might accomplish the caliber of poetry on display in each issue. It’s still my favorite pub, so I am beyond honored to have a poem in the Spring 2025 issue!
April 9, 2025 at 5:21 PM
✨Dream pub since 2004✨In high school I used to spend hours in Borders (RIP) reading issues of Ploughshares, trying to understand how one might accomplish the caliber of poetry on display in each issue. It’s still my favorite pub, so I am beyond honored to have a poem in the Spring 2025 issue!
So excited to read the whole thing!
Our 2025 NaPoMo Issue is HERE!
Celebrate National Poetry Month by reading poems by our eight finalists and winner!
Read FREE: issuu.com/ironhorserev...
Celebrate National Poetry Month by reading poems by our eight finalists and winner!
Read FREE: issuu.com/ironhorserev...
April 3, 2025 at 10:59 PM
So excited to read the whole thing!
Tim Seibles is one of my favorite poets working today. Loving this poem in The Offing (which is killing it lately with the work it has been featuring…probably just a regular thing, really).
"Which made the poem / feel pretty far away, / though it was standing / in the middle of everything,"
From "So, After a While," this week’s Poetry piece by Tim Seibles, at The Offing today!
theoffingmag.com/poetry/so-af...
From "So, After a While," this week’s Poetry piece by Tim Seibles, at The Offing today!
theoffingmag.com/poetry/so-af...
So, After A While, - The Offing
Poetry - The Offing Magazine
theoffingmag.com
April 3, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Tim Seibles is one of my favorite poets working today. Loving this poem in The Offing (which is killing it lately with the work it has been featuring…probably just a regular thing, really).
Ah, yes…the customary post-AWP wave of rejections.
April 1, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Ah, yes…the customary post-AWP wave of rejections.
I just received the 2025 spring issue of @northamerreview.bsky.social and I am loving the large format layout! I have two poems in here that were selected as James Hearst Poetry Prize finalists. Here is a little bit about their (opposite) histories.
March 21, 2025 at 12:34 PM
I just received the 2025 spring issue of @northamerreview.bsky.social and I am loving the large format layout! I have two poems in here that were selected as James Hearst Poetry Prize finalists. Here is a little bit about their (opposite) histories.
As a poet who is pushed to view AI as essential to my capitalist career, I feel urgently close to Iyer’s line of questioning in this wonderful/horrifying piece up now at The Offing.
"I have been teaching my students that humans are storytellers by nature, and that ChatGPT is neither a storyteller nor product of nature."
From “Exquisite Corpus”, a new Insight piece by Geetha Iyer, read it at The Offing today! theoffingmag.com/insight/exqu...
From “Exquisite Corpus”, a new Insight piece by Geetha Iyer, read it at The Offing today! theoffingmag.com/insight/exqu...
Exquisite Corpus - The Offing
Insight - The Offing Magazine
theoffingmag.com
March 21, 2025 at 1:16 AM
As a poet who is pushed to view AI as essential to my capitalist career, I feel urgently close to Iyer’s line of questioning in this wonderful/horrifying piece up now at The Offing.
In awe of this poem by @emmabolden.bsky.social in the Spring 2025 issue of Potomac Review.
March 19, 2025 at 1:33 AM
In awe of this poem by @emmabolden.bsky.social in the Spring 2025 issue of Potomac Review.
I’m always disappointed when I walk into a used bookstore and browse the poetry section only to find it stocked with mostly white men. These are poets I read and respect…but where are the women? Teach. More. Female. Poets. And remember there is more to the story than Sylvia Plath and Mary Oliver.
February 1, 2025 at 11:31 PM
I’m always disappointed when I walk into a used bookstore and browse the poetry section only to find it stocked with mostly white men. These are poets I read and respect…but where are the women? Teach. More. Female. Poets. And remember there is more to the story than Sylvia Plath and Mary Oliver.
Check out this interview with Michael Beard, editor of new-lit-kid-on-the-block @paraselenemag.bsky.social. (They are open for submissions, by the way!)
A Few Questions for Lindsay D'Andrea [Interview] open.substack.com/pub/parasele...
A Few Questions for Lindsay D'Andrea
About her poems "states of matter" and "the path"
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January 15, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Check out this interview with Michael Beard, editor of new-lit-kid-on-the-block @paraselenemag.bsky.social. (They are open for submissions, by the way!)
Check out my poem "Premonition" featured on @versedaily.bsky.social today: www.versedaily.org/2025/premoni...
www.versedaily.org
January 15, 2025 at 2:44 PM
Check out my poem "Premonition" featured on @versedaily.bsky.social today: www.versedaily.org/2025/premoni...
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Please join us in congratulating the winner of our 2025 NaPoMo competition, Katie Hartsock, as well as our wonderful runners-up and finalists! 🥳
Each of these poems will be published in our next NaPoMo issue, scheduled to release this Spring ✨
Each of these poems will be published in our next NaPoMo issue, scheduled to release this Spring ✨
December 4, 2024 at 5:25 PM
Please join us in congratulating the winner of our 2025 NaPoMo competition, Katie Hartsock, as well as our wonderful runners-up and finalists! 🥳
Each of these poems will be published in our next NaPoMo issue, scheduled to release this Spring ✨
Each of these poems will be published in our next NaPoMo issue, scheduled to release this Spring ✨