New England Literary News
Nina MacLaughlin| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Slugs, Swedish poetry, Mel Allen's New England, lots of litfests
Dear all, two slugs mated on a boardwalk of a trail as far east as you can get in this country. They spun in their combined slime and moved so slow it seemed that they did not move. I watched for a while. It’s not literary news, but it happ...
Grim NEA news, Carly Glovinski's blooms, a bookstore wedding marathon, new poems by Elaine Sexton
Dear all, pangs this week as many of you posted the grim message from the NEA saying that not only were applications submitted for the 2026 Creative Writing Fellowship not being considered, but that the Creative Writing category has been en...
Monumentality, a president-elect of the ALA, longevity at Grid Books
Dear readers, writers, colleagues, poets, pals, everyone, I’m a slow reader, it can take me weeks or months to finish a book, but two recent ones have moved me through them quickly. I mentioned Robin McLean’s violent, fantastic Pity the Bea...
Rock & roll's occult history, Brookline's new poet laureate, a poetry marathon
Dear pals, poets, readers, writers, all, the sun sets before 8 pm now for the first time since mid-May, and August’s saturated green takes hold. I like it. But the Canadian smokefire has made the setting sun a blind peach eye, a gone-wrong ...
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Nina MacLaughlin is the author of WAKE, SIREN; SUMMER SOLSTICE and WINTER SOLSTICE; and HAMMER HEAD. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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