The Cry Lounge
Bonnie Orbison, Harrison Selleck, Kasidy Lee C., b. h. fein, Kait Quinnindie publishing studio that creates space & time for creatives & writers\ud83e\ude90\ud83d\udca7 - issue01: LOVE out now\ud83c\udf52\ud83d\udc8b❤️
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Howdy!! I’ve received a few questions about the co-writing sessions that Im hosting every Friday throughout this month. You can find the answers below and if anything is still unsure, feel free to either reply to this email or comment below...
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Howdy! My name's Bonnie and I am a 19 y/o writer & daydreamer. Howdy Bonnie! is my creative space where I publish my essays, poems, podcast episodes + more. You're welcome to subscribe to it & dive into a world of illusions, feelings and dreams \ud83e\udec0\ud83d\udcab
Hello! My name's Harrison Selleck & you might know me from my colleague Bonnie Orbison's book "It was her". I am the weird guy who questions the universe of life. I am helping Bonnie handle the quirks & mannerisms of her independent publishing space.
A poet, artist, and cat person. Author of Where Does Love Go When It Dies, available on Amazon.
poet, poet, poet
Kait Quinn (she/her) was born with salt in her wounds. She flushes the sting of living by writing poetry. Follow her on IG @kaitquinnpoetry.
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