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Meg Tuite

Meg Tuite

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Santa Fe

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Politics Conflict Culture.

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anything that isn't geopolitics.

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Total articles 52

  • Chartered Excursion

    By Meg Tuite Verified| gooseberry-pie.com@ Photo by Freepixby Meg TuiteOnce, when there was a pause in life, the midst of summer unfolded a ketamine journey. Shed its numb days for purple butterflies as rural as my heart. A cello infused the breath of thousands of species conversant in the language of suicide. Nothing more autobiographical than the shrieks of a razored tongue. Down, down beneath the rapt mirror of regret and frazzle, a pocket of sky took my small, soft hand.

    By Meg Tuite Verified · gooseberry-pie.com

    Sep. 05, 2024

  • Biofoul Resistance and the Metal Womb: A review of Jenny Irish's HATCH

    By Meg Tuite Verified, Adam Robinson| publishinggenius.com@ Jenny Irish is a master of gorgeous language, known to excavate raw truth through rigorous terrain. She is fearless in her vulnerable and layered characters and their destiny on the page. Her new book Hatch (Northwestern University Press, March 2024) is absolutely mesmerizing and frightening in its insight into what the future might hold for humanity. The prose poems in her collection tackle the horrific loss of reproductive rights, among other issues.

    By Meg Tuite Verified, Adam Robinson · publishinggenius.com

    May. 13, 2024

  • Chartered Excursion

    By Meg Tuite Verified| gooseberry-pie.com@ Photo by Freepixby Meg TuiteOnce, when there was a pause in life, the midst of summer unfolded a ketamine journey. Shed its numb days for purple butterflies as rural as my heart. A cello infused the breath of thousands of species conversant in the language of suicide. Nothing more autobiographical than the shrieks of a razored tongue. Down, down beneath the rapt mirror of regret and frazzle, a pocket of sky took my small, soft hand.

    By Meg Tuite Verified · gooseberry-pie.com

    Sep. 05, 2024

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Santa Fe, United States