Rebecca Moon Ruark is at rebeccamoonruark.com
@MoonRuark
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VCU MFA writer of F and CNF, co-editor of a dance essay anthology (WVU Press 2027), #blogger, potty with a Catholic mouth, choral singer, twin mom
Maryland/Rust Belt Girl at đ
Joined July 2018
In his review of #poet Marjorie Maddox's latest collection, which includes stunning #collage art from Karen Elias, Jason Irwin says, "Together, they depict a world not only fraught with imminent disaster, but one of beauty and hope." #bookrecs #Reviews
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Poet Jason Irwin reviews poet Marjorie Maddoxâs new poetry collection with artwork by Karen Elias. Itâs called Small Earthly Space. âTogether,â Irwin writes, Maddoxâs âŚ
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We're excited to spotlight the University's Transportation Center for MultiModal Mobility (CMMM)! Program manager Joanna Avery shares how a $10M USDOT grant is driving research, STEM outreach, and improved mobility for urban, rural, and tribal communities: https://t.co/b6uYt1eB5q
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And Jesus said to him, You lack one thing: Go, close all of your tabs, and you will have treasure in heaven. But his face fell, and he went away sad, for he had a great many open tabs.
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A repeat today of a painting that nearly went in the bin. And the tale of how my dad saw me painting it and made an 'Eeuw' noise and asked 'what on earth is that'. It was so hard to paint - those reflections... It was put to one side for about 6 months after that!
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Got an email today with the subject line: See yourself in Canada. [Clicks furiously]
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It's the most wonderful time of the year. Thank you, Brecht!
The 2026 lit mag rankings are now available from my website! They include an overall ranking, as well as separate rankings for fiction, flash fiction, non-fiction and poetry. If you find these helpful, please show your support by liking & sharing đ
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Just learned about âPlaquemaxingâ. Where you stop to read every plaque you come across. So far Iâm learning a ton and loving it
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From Catholic mysticism to Midwestern dynamism... More from The Rabbit Hutch: Reflecting on a conversation with National Book Award winner Tess Gunty https://t.co/HK2B5omIPo
#BookTwitter #CatholicTwitter #RustBelt
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I was thrilled to âmeetâ Gunty yesterday evening through the Jesuit Media Labâs conversation over Zoom with the author. A sizable group of us avid readers tuned in to listen to GuâŚ
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Snow, surfers and birds by Clevelandâs favorite tree.
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I have a broken blood vessel in my eye, very red and a little gruesome-looking. I was feeling tender about it, but my teens kept telling me I must have a visual power called Sharingan. So, I'm a ninja now and I'm off to do ninja stuff, bye.đĽˇ
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Midwesterners donât think about the Roman Empire we think about the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
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Honored to have paired with @Image_Journal for this Advent Seminar A Thrill of Hope: The Weary World Rejoices Tuesdays and Thursdays, December 2-18 3-4 p.m. Eastern The darkness of this world has a way of stifling our senses. We forget that we wait in hopeful anticipation of
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Oh, I can't wait to see this!
âLost & Found in Clevelandâ hits theaters TOMORROW! Filmed and set here in CLE, itâs such a fun love letter to the city. Highly recommend catching it in the theater with a local crowd. Seeing it at CIFF (where it set an attendance record) was an all-time moviegoing experience.
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Debuting my Halloween lighting tonight! đ§ââď¸đ
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My teens will be thrilled to know this--absurdity is their metier. And it's more like "6,7,"--there's a pause, and it's not sixty-seven--that would be my qualm. đ
I think âŚ@Dictionarycom⊠has lost the plot⌠https://t.co/FuOOVrl6VH picks "67," a "nonsensical and playfully absurd" slang term, as the 2025 word of the year - CBS News
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Good morning, Northeast Ohio. A calm shoreline view and a city waiting for the day ahead. đ¸: Matt Sexton, thatsexton on Instagram
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The Catholic Imagination at Halloween: "In working to understand how horror works on our senses through dissonance, we stand to understand ourselves, our faith and God more fully. So, bring on the scary," writes @MoonRuark.
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More than compatible with the Catholic imagination, horror stories might be essential to the Catholic imagination.
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