Randon Billings Noble
@RandonNoble
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Essayist. BE WITH ME ALWAYS (2019) and A HARP IN THE STARS (2021) with @UnivNebPress. Work in @nytimes, @brevitymag, @cnfonline, etc. Editor of https://t.co/6xUP5JEjSU.
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Joined February 2012
RT @Lafayettewrite: Essayists: @RandonNoble will explore the thinking work of essays in Speculate, Explore, Propose, Reconsider: The Thin…
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I'm very happy to announce After the Art's twenty-fifth issue! “Perspective” by @MehPoeting “The Persistence of Memory” by Kristina Moriconi “Grandeur and Splendor” by Kimmo Rosenthal “There is No Dreaming Here” by Liv Albright
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It's the 24th issue of After the Art! “The Tragedies of Ecstasy” by Lillian Deja Snortland “Egon Schiele -- Vienna’s Turn of the Century Rock Star” by Beatriz Zimmermann “Glass Houses” by Dana Delibovi “Still Light” by Nancy Casciato
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I'm late to announce (but not to have submitted!) After the Art's Pushcart nominations. Dian Parker, Cheryl Sadowski, and @HorrocksCaitlin. Thank you for your wonderful essays! I hope they bloom wider in the world.
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I'm very please to announce After the Art's twenty-second issue! We hope you enjoy these three essays: “Beautiful Thinking” by Lucille Lorenz “L’Origine” by Linda Lappin “Violent, Dark Revolts of Being” by Wes Jamison
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RT @The_Millions: #FromTheArchive "Defining a lyric essay is tricky. These essays often use image more than narration. They question more t…
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VERY pleased to announce After the Art's Best of the Net nominations! "Venetian Red and other Fates" by Dian Parker "Tigers" by Amy Bowers
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I’m going to be talking about After the Art at AWP along with editors from @SlagGlassCity, Consequence, and @pasttenyears. The upcoming December issue will likely get some attention so if you’ve wanted to submit to After the Art, now’s the time!
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I'm very pleased to announce After the Art's 21st (!) issue! “Dogs of Arizona, Snakes of Isidore” by @HorrocksCaitlin “The Weeping Women” by Esther Fishman “Enigma in the Sun” by Kimmo Rosenthal “Entrepot” by Paul Smith
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Looking forward to teaching "Writing through Wintering" online at @PoliticsProse this November (and a second class later in December!).
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I drew a surprisingly good groundhog (a brown thing that brings me joy) at the @sarabandebooks ⚡️Zine Lunch⚡️"The Colors of Joy" led by @djvorreyer!
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This groovy class needs a few more students. Who wants more inspiration from the everyday?
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@kath_richards_ Thanks for a great conversation! I love that you included not just the mind but also the heart in your last question. ❤️
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@AnnieSandWriter I also second Essayism and Andre Aciman's work, particularly his collection False Papers.
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@AnnieSandWriter Bold to recommend my own Be with Me Always. It takes Heathcliff's plea to Cathy as its title and is loosely themed around hauntedness.
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RT @kath_richards_: I got to do an interview with @RandonNoble for SU4 which was a total delight Her essays linger for a long long time 🫶
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After the Art’s *twentieth* issue is up! "All That is Light and Air" by Cheryl Sadowski "Venetian Red and other Fates" by Dian Parker "The Langlois Bridge at Arles" by Ashley Elizabeth Trotter "Wild Birds and the Primacy of Place" by Jesse Curran
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I'm teaching Writing Lyric Essays with A Harp in the Stars online at @PoliticsProse next month: "Come with a notebook and pen, your curiosity, and a willingness to both explore and play."
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Thrilled to spotlight this gorgeous After the Art essay "Once Upon An Alternate World" by @christydena. "But … then … it didn’t happen ... And in that moment I felt relief and I felt brave. I felt freed from the story of this violent, senseless, world."
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