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Representation in Publishing, The Dinner Party Question, Imaginary Friends, and more!

poetry news around the web - little infinite discoveries
poetry news around the web - little infinite discoveries
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little infinite Discoveries is our weekly round-up of all things bookish, pop culture, inspirational, or imaginative.

The editorial team curating content for little infinite spends a lot of time searching for the pulse of our audience’s interests day to day… which means we spend a lot of time scouring the internet. Here are some of the best, funniest, brightest articles we came across in our quest to make your digital life a happier, lovelier place. May our discoveries serve to bring you joy, challenge you to think differently, open your eyes to other perspectives on the world, or just give you a much-needed chuckle.

How 10 Women of Color Actually Feel About Working in Book Publishing via Bustle

One of the things we love most about poetry– especially this empowered #instapoet generation– is that the medium of the internet allows for all voices from all poets to be discoverable. It’s not always the case, evidenced in Bustle’s exposé-style feature on women of color and how they feel they’re represented in the publishing industry workplace. It’s a gripping, eye-opening read, and we highly recommend that everyone read it.

6 Authors Answer: If You Could Invite Anyone to Dinner, Who Would You Choose? via Bustle

This is one of our favorite games to play and having six of our favorite contemporary authors share their answers is bliss. Bustle breaks down each other, her most recent modern work, and then reveals her imaginary dinner party guests, plus her rationale for her roster. We don’t want to give too much away, but suffice it to say that we’re shuffling our invite lists around in light of their inspired choices.

Chinese Photographer Photoshops Herself Into Historic Photos via My Modern Met

This is a story for anyone who’s wanted to hang with the celebrities and A-List names of yore. Chinese Photographer Celine Liu takes the daydreams we’ve all had and moves them a step closer to reality, by moving herself into the frame. Perfectly matched to the period, style, and development process, Liu seamlessly works herself into these iconic images, further begging the question: What would you say if you could meet your hero?

How Do You Organize Your Books? via AV Club

We’re big into books and even bigger into organizing our home spaces. Given the chance, we can’t help but sneak a peek at how others organize their home libraries. We were thrilled to discover the AV Club’s question thread asking their community how they organize their own books. You yourself can chime in on their thread, but we want to know, too: How do you organize your books? Tell us in the comments below.

Kendall Jenner’s Hilarious “Fraternal Twin” Keeps Photoshopping Himself into Her Photos via My Modern Met

News: Kirby Jenner, Kendall Jenner's satirical "fraternal twin"

We love the mania that surrounds the Jenner and the Kardashian Clans, but not nearly as much as we love the satire they provoke. We know that the story is old news– almost three years old– but the comedy value of “Kirby Jenner’s” work and world is, dare we say it, timeless. This one won’t challenge you intellectually, but laughter is a tonic for the soul and with the last weeks of winter taking their sweet time moving on out, we can’t help but crave a good chuckle. Image source

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