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  <title>Interview with Larkin Christie</title>
  <description>In this episode, I spoke with Larkin Christie about their book gather all your supple creatures.&amp;amp;nbsp; Larkin&amp;amp;nbsp;Christie&amp;amp;nbsp;is a queer poet living on unceded Pocumtuc land in what is currently known as Western Massachusetts. Their second collection,&amp;amp;nbsp;gather all your supple creatures,&amp;amp;nbsp;is out now. Their creative work draws on experiences as an educator, organizer, and dancer.&amp;amp;nbsp; Larkin's website Larkin's Instagram Go buy gather all your supple creatures! &amp;amp;nbsp; Quotes, workshop, and media mentioned in this episode: In Surreal Life, workshop &amp;amp;nbsp; Honeyfitz, band &amp;amp;nbsp; From Larkin: &amp;quot;I just did some research and the quote is actually by Shelly Smith, published in June Jordan’s Poetry for the People: A Revolutionary Blueprint. It is 'Deciding whom to publish, whose words are important or good or right, whose message is valuable, is about politics. Self-publishing is about power, about taking the responsibility to disseminate your words yourself.' &amp;amp;nbsp; Editor and Social Media Manager: Mitchel Davidovitz &amp;amp;nbsp; Sound of Waves Breaking: &amp;quot;Larks in Limburg, Netherlands.mp3&amp;quot; by @robkuster </description>
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