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My dada-esque poem, “Delta Summer,” has been published in eMerge Magazine’s Summer 2023 issue!

Read this decidedly “alinear” poem in eMerge and please let me know what you think!

Written in the context of the Covid-19 Delta variant, “Delta Summer” features many twists and turns, as well as bizarre but (to / for me) meaningful references.

Thanks for your ongoing care about and commitment to my writing.

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Diane R. Wiener

Diane R. Wiener (she/they) is the author of The Golem Verses (Nine Mile Press, 2018), Flashes & Specks (Finishing Line Press, 2021), and The Golem Returns (swallow::tale press, 2022). Her poems also appear in Nine Mile Magazine, Wordgathering, Tammy, Queerly, The South Carolina Review, Welcome to the Resistance: Poetry as Protest, Diagrams Sketched on the Wind, Jason’s Connection, the Kalonopia Collective’s 2021 Disability Pride Anthology, eMerge Magazine, and For the Birds Arts & Literary Magazine. Diane’s creative nonfiction appears in Stone Canoe, Mollyhouse, The Abstract Elephant Magazine, Pop the Culture Pill, and eMerge Magazine. Her flash fiction appears in Ordinary Madness; short fiction is published in A Coup of Owls. Diane has published widely on disability, pedagogy, and empowerment, among other subjects. She blogged for the Huffington Post between May 2016 and January 2018. Diane served as Nine Mile Literary Magazine’s Assistant Editor after being Guest Editor for the Fall 2019 Special Double Issue on Neurodivergent, Disability, Deaf, Mad, and Crip poetics. Diane is the Editor-in-Chief of Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature, housed at Syracuse University.

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  1. HI Diane. There are so many lovely images in this poetry. I was so glad to see your writing. Hope you are well and especially happy these days. With all best regards and so full of many good memories. . . Nan Lenore

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    1. Thank you so much, Nan. I am doing well, thanks. Glad to be working full-time as a counselor serving children and their families in a school setting. Hope that you and yours are happy and well, too. Sending you good wishes and warm regards, while I also remember many good times. D.

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