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Naomi Shihab Nye: Bees Were Better

In college, people were always breaking up.We broke up in parking lots,beside fountains.Two people broke upacross a table from meat the library.I could not sit at that table againthough I did not know them.I studied bees, who were ableto convey messages through dancingand could find their wayshome to their hiveseven if someone put up a blockade of sheetsand boards and wire.Bees had radar in their…

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What’s Wrong With Men in America?

Two new story collections reveal the toxicities of (mostly white) masculinity, from the frat house to the Midwestern farm.

Until We Have Faces by Michael Nye https://amzn.to/3iF9s9B

Fraternity by Benjamin Nugent https://amzn.to/2ZPrEVk

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Ryan Taylor Mudaria o Sistema "Rígido" de Governança do Dash

Ryan Taylor Mudaria o Sistema “Rígido” de Governança do Dash

O CEO do Dash Core Group Ryan Taylor acredita que o sistema de governança do Dash é relativamente rígido e pode ser melhorado com alguns ajustes para permitir uma amplitude maior nas decisões.

Durante um podcast recentecom Michael Nye, perguntaram a Taylor o que ele gostaria de melhorar no atual sistema, e sua resposta foi que o sistema de governança do Dash é muito básico no momento, funcionando…

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Райан Тейлор хотел бы изменить “жёсткую” систему управления Dash

Райан Тейлор хотел бы изменить “жёсткую” систему управления Dash

Генеральный директор Dash Core Group Райан Тейлор уверен, что система управления Dash – относительно жёсткая, и что её можно улучшить, внеся некоторые изменения. Это позволит расширить диапазон принимаемых решений.

Во время недавнего подкастас Майклом Ньё, Тейлору задали вопрос, чтобы бы он хотел улучшить в нынешней системе. Он ответил, что сейчас система управления Dash слишком простая и…

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Ryan Taylor changerait bien le système de gouvernance "rigide" de Dash

Ryan Taylor changerait bien le système de gouvernance “rigide” de Dash

Le PDG du Dash Core Group, Ryan Taylor, trouve que le système de gouvernance de Dash est relativement rigide et qu’il est possible de l’améliorer avec quelques ajustements qui permettront une gamme plus vaste de décisions.

Au cours d’un récent podcastil a été demandé à Taylor ce qu’il améliorerait du système actuellement en place. Il a répondu que le système de gouvernance de Dash est pour le…

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Ryan Taylor: Governance Isn't Important Until It's the Most Important Thing

Ryan Taylor: Governance Isn’t Important Until It’s the Most Important Thing

Dash Core Group’s CEO Ryan Taylor believes that governance is the most important aspect of a decentralized cryptocurrency that is often ignored as non-essential until a serious problem occurs.

In a recent episodeof Michael Nye’s What Is Crypto Podcast, Taylor outlined the concept of decentralized governance, and described how Dash has prioritized this aspect by becoming the world’s first…

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Please join us TOMORROW at this year's AWP Conference Book Expo. Our exhibit location is space T437.

We are hosting three author signings:

Jenny Molberg on Thursday from 1-2 pm

Jenny Molberg's debut collection, Marvels of the Invisible (Tupelo Press, 2017), won the 2014 Berkshire Prize. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Ploughshares, The Missouri Review, Poetry International, Best New Poets, Third Coast, North American Review, Copper Nickel, Mississippi Review, and other publications. She currently teaches at the University of Central Missouri and is Co-editor of Pleiades.

Michael Nye on Friday from 2:30-3:30 pm

Michael Nye is the author of the story collection Strategies Against Extinction (Queen’s Ferry Press, 2012) and the novel All the Castles Burned (Turner Publishing, 2018). His fiction and nonfiction have appeared in American Literary Review, Boulevard, Cincinnati Review, Crab Orchard Review, Epoch, Kenyon Review, New South, Normal School, Sou’wester, and South Dakota Review, among others.

Theodore Wheeler on Saturday from 11-12 pm

Theodore Wheeler is author of the novel Kings of Broken Things and the collection of short fiction Bad Faith. His short stories have appeared in publications such as Best New American Voices, New Stories from the Midwest, Boulevard, The Kenyon Review, The Southern Review, The Cincinnati Review, Narrative, Confrontation, and Five Chapters. In 2015, his chapbook On the River, Down Where They Found Willy Brown was published by Edition Solitude.

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We’re hoping to see you at in a little over a week in Tampa for AWP18! We will be part of the book expo and our spot is T437.

We are hosting two author signings:

Jenny Molberg on Thursday from 1-2 pm

Jenny Molberg's debut collection, Marvels of the Invisible, won the 2014 Berkshire Prize. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Ploughshares, The Missouri Review, Poetry International, Best New Poets, Third Coast, North American Review, Copper Nickel, Mississippi Review, and other publications. She currently teaches at the University of Central Missouri and is Co-editor of Pleiades.

Michael Nye on Friday from 2:30-3:30 pm

Michael Nye is the author of the story collection Strategies Against Extinction  and the novel All the Castles Burned. His fiction and nonfiction have appeared in American Literary Review, Cincinnati Review, Crab Orchard Review, Epoch, Kenyon Review, New South, Normal School, Sou’wester, and South Dakota Review, among others.

The final stages of production for our spring 2018 issue of Boulevard are approaching. This issue debuts our new craft interview feature with a look at Nathan Englander’s work. Also: poetry by Morgan Parker; short fiction by Joyce Carol Oats; our short fiction contest winners; essays about lung collapse, American communist panic during the Holocaust, and the forgotten Indian scientist Dr. Yellapragada Subbarow and his discovery of the crucial chemotherapy drug methotrexate. We aren’t too humble to say it: it’s an absolutely fantastic issue full of great reads, and we wouldn’t want you to miss. Long story short: subscribe now and update your address if you’ve moved.

The Poetry Contest for Emerging Poets is officially open! Deadline is not until June 1, but you can check out the details now.