planted in the prairie
Megan Kaminskiplants, poetry, and lots of love from the great plains \ud83c\udf31\ud83c\udf3b✨
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Spring Is Arriving
It’s been a while since I’ve written here—and if you’ve been following along on Instagram, you’ve seen some of what’s been keeping me busy: a campus prairie burn, Gentlewomen named to a Women’s History Month reading list, a mid-winter trip...
Transit Poetry Deadline Sunday + Brandon Kilbourne Events Next Week
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The deadline is approaching fast—this Sunday, November 16th—to submit poems for the 2025 Lawrence Transit Poet Laureate program. If you live in Lawrence and have been thinking about writing something, now’s the time.
Since 2...
Mid-October: Teaching, Talking, and Listening to Prairie
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The asters are still holding on in my front yard, their light purple blooms deepening as we move further into October. Each morning I step outside to check on them before the day pulls me into its rhythms—teaching, meetings,...
Listening to Place: Free Workshop this Sunday 8/17
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Sharing in case you are interested in joining me this Sunday (8/17) afternoon at the KU Field Station. There are still spaces available for a little creativity and grounding as we move into late summer. Just respond to Wendy’s...
Tender new starts
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Welcome to Planted in the Prairie, my new, somewhat occasional, substack. I have migrated my author mailing list here and also am trying this out as part of a larger move away from the attention economy of social media and tow...
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