@cameronkew.bsky.social
Writer from Tucson, AZ
South Gaza: Tents, Food & Water chuffed.org/project/1132...
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It’s happening!
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Poetry at TFOB is going to be so good this year!
March 15-16th panels with Danez Smith, Rose Alcalá, Saretta Morgan, Octavio Quintanilla, Amber McCrary, Denise Low, Leo Romero, Jose Hernandez Diaz, Farid Matuk, Perry Janes, Jenny Irish, Alison Deming, Gabriel Palacios, & m.s. RedCherries
Poetry reading flyer with list of presenters: Aria Pahari, Gabriel Dozal, Susan Briante, Jami Macarty, Paola Valenzuela, Logan Phillips, Estella Gonzalez, Cameron Quan. In foreground, new age dancers wearing colorful clothes, swaying amongst trees and a lake in the background.
You’re invited 💝 An after-hours, Tucson Festival of Books-adjacent poetry reading, featuring local Tucson poets!
Showcasing the poetry moderators from the Tucson Festival of Books!
Open to all! $5 suggested donation, no one turned away.
Image of seven of my books with Haymarket, Hope in the Dark (black), Whose Story Is This (violet), Men Explain Things to Me (blue), Not Too Late: Changing the Climate Story from Despair to Possibility, coedited with Thelma Young Lutunatabua and including 20 amazing writers from around the world (green), No Straight Road Takes You There (yellow), The Mother of All Questions (orange), and Call Them By Their True Names (red).
Happy Valentine's Day, especially to anyone who might identify with one of the letters in LGBTQ, particularly the day after someone Trumpy stripped the letter T and then the letter Q from the National Park Service website for Stonewall in New York City.
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Dr. Otero speaks to a huge crowd seated in the Special Collections reading room.
A book cover for Dr. Otero’s “La Calle” with a black and white photo of an old theater in downtown Tucson
Two contrasting black and white images showing how 1960s advertising was used to disenfranchise the Latinx residents of downtown Tucson
Happy birthday to Dr. Lydia Otero at UA Special Collections! It’s also Arizona’s 113th bday, and no better way to celebrate our beloved home than to remember our history.
14.02.2025 18:18 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Blue and white book cover with red stars. Title obscured by a barcode reads, “American Sonnets for My Past and Future Assassin” by Terrance Hayes
A Terrance Hayes sonnet beginning, “I lock you in an American sonnet that is part prison, / Part panic closet, a little room in a house set aflame.”
Psyched for Terrance Hayes at @uapoetrycenter.bsky.social tonight. Benefits of working in a library include being able to walk into the stacks and pregame
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