Kent Kosack

Hubble by Kent Kosack Hubble I need a Hubble telescope to take majestic pictures of your heart. Galaxies drifting away. Dying suns. A screensaver for when we’re frozen and there’s nothing left to say. * Kent Kosack is a…

Hubble by Kent Kosack in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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2 poems by Kent Kosack March Indulge yourself in a final thought as the year ends: If you leave her, the road ahead opens into a midlife reckoning. No money for the cliched convertible. The trip to Japan. Holiday shrine …

Let's keep the momentum going, shall we?

Here are 2 poems by @kentkosack.bsky.social live at @thearsonista.bsky.social

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Reading Rilke’s Book of Hours during the commercial break

and in the month to come ...

“A Wish for Unconsciousness” — Thomas Hardy “A Wish for Unconsciousness” by Thomas Hardy If I could but abide As a tablet on a wall, Or a hillock daisy-pied, Or a picture in a hall, And as nothing else at all, I should feel no do…

"A Wish for Unconsciousness" -- Thomas Hardy biblioklept.org/2025/12/28/a...

What’s the holidays w/o a surprise? We’ve been cooking this secret project for a while. Three great writers—Max Halper, @kentkosack.bsky.social, and @johnrcpotter.bsky.social—bring you 300+ engaging pages of top-shelf storytelling w/ considerable thematic depth. Check the press website for details!

Excited to be a part of this project. The novella might be my favorite form and I’ve got one in here

Read “Markheim,” a dark Christmas tale by Robert Louis Stevenson “Markheim” by Robert Louis Stevenson “Yes,” said the dealer, “our windfalls are of various kinds. Some customers are ignorant, and then I touch a dividend on my superior knowledge. Some are dishone…

Read "Markheim," a dark Christmas tale by Robert Louis Stevenson biblioklept.org/2025/12/20/r...

Back on the writing wagon again. Got some stories and essays popping up soon

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Ordered a new vacuum hose and a couple of NYRB books. Doing my duty as a consumer

00:00:00 on the International Date Line — Gabriela Denise Frank I want to be ruined by the thing I already knew in the new desiring.—Alina Ștefănescu How many times have I pursued Love across this membrane of Death?Flight En-Zed-Three departs El-Ay-Ex at Eight-…

00:00:00 on the International Date Line — Gabriela Denise Frank

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Pulled off the information superhighway to write a short story but can’t merge back in. The rules of the road have changed. The engine sputters. My blinker is on

It Was His Sayings One Remembered: Mrs Woolf and Mrs Dalloway The Cordelivres Criticism Club begins the Dalloway series

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