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Singletary (@shearsmanbooks.bsky.social) The Vitalist Sees the Signs (@brokensleepbooks.bsky.social) Palomines (Blue Diode Press, 2026)

@venetiajane.bsky.socialReposted by @gbclarkson.bsky.social

Vividly colourful autumn leaves, berries and wildlife, including a red admiral butterfly and a red squirrel, photographed during my visit to St Andrews Botanic Garden last week. Have a great #Friday everyone!

A collage of four photographs taken at St Andrews Botanic Garden. Left: branches covered in brilliant pink, red, orange and green autumn leaves, with small red berries. Top right: sprays of tiny red berries among green leaves. Bottom centre: a red admiral butterfly with orange, black and white wings spread among pale lilac asters with yellow centres. Bottom right: a red squirrel with tufted ears, reddish-brown fur and a white chest, sitting upright in the grass and looking towards the camera.
@lauramckee.bsky.socialReposted by @gbclarkson.bsky.social

"Sometimes I dream a sentence and write it down. It's usually nonsense, but sometimes it seems a key to another world." Anne Carson, from "Art of Poetry No. 88," Paris Review.

@ravoon.bsky.socialReposted by @gbclarkson.bsky.social

I learnt this by heart as a teenager. I still feel so grateful to her for her vision and her courage. A prayer. And, as they say, an eye-opener.

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