POETRY IN PUBLIC: PLACES OF LANDING by 4 CULTURE
Poems will replace advertising on public transit, enlivening commutes across King County. Poetry in Public—formerly known as Poetry on Buses
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SCOTT BENTLEY
Scott Bentley received a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and Poetics at the University of Washington, Bothell. He's been a curator of the Gamut literary series, a Mineral School resident, Hugo House Fellow, and editor at Clamor, Ghost Town, and Pacific Review. His writing and art have appeared in Paperbark, Abalone Mountain Press, Green Linden, and elsewhere.
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New poems in I Sing the Salmon Home: Poems from Washington State an anthology by Empty Bowl
For this unique collection celebrating salmon, Washington State Poet Laureate and Lummi tribal member Rena Priest gathered poems from more
New poem in Green Linden Press
My poem "Təqʷuʔbəʔ" is in issue 14 of Under A Warm Green Linden by Green linden Press. The poem along with the rest of the issue can be read
New Poem published in The Indigeneity & Disability Justice Zine by Abalone Mountain Press
The poem "Definition of Palo Santo" is published in the The Indigeneity & Disability Justice Zine by Abalone Mountain Press. The zine is fre
LandBack Weekend
t’s LandBack weekend so I want to talk about new-age puritanism and LandBack. First, I want to start by giving credit to the person
New Writing in April 2022 issue of BREATHE
My writing "Excerpts from Harper's Index" is published in the April 2022 issue of BREATHE magazine. Click here to read my writing and
"We the Indigenous" reading on Tuesday Nov 9, 6:30pm PST
Tuesday Nov 9, 6:30pm PST I'll be reading alongside Kalehua Kim and Sondra Segundo. The virtual reading is free.
PACD and LANDBACK
PACD the YouTube channel with Peter Coffin and Astronaut Cowboy Doctor recently did a live-streamed video on LANDBACK
The Met Gala is Colonial Trash
The Met Gala, also known as the Met Ball, was founded in 1948 by Eleanor Lambert. It was previously called the Costume Institute Gala
"The ʔísil Map of San Bernardino" and "Coyote" published in yəhaw̓
See my poems on the yəhaw̓ site. I am grateful to yəhaw̓ for supporting my art and am proud to be included within the Indigenous creatives
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