Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 05/10/2026Oh lovely. 🥰 My Villanelle is one of many in the Weatherford Award winning anthology Had I a Dove. It’s a collection of poems centered around Hurricane Helene. And each purchase of an anthology puts more money toward WNC rebuilding! (Which is near and dear to my heart!) 010
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 04/10/2026I won’t be there this year either. But I wish I could be! Writing is going well. I have a verse novel going out on sub sometime this month. And I think I have a little over 90 published poems now. They’re not kid-focused like my verse novels. But I do love writing them. How is your writing going? 110
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 04/10/2026Will you be going to the verse novelist retreat at Boyd’s Mill this year? I enjoyed meeting you there in 2024. 101
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 30/09/2026Ooo. Frozen sounds like a great comp for this. 120
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Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 30/09/2026#KidLitChat I'm a day late, but chiming in today. I have some great creative partners. I find consistently that those who point out where I can improve, while also showing delight over areas I do well, or that they love, energize me for further revision. 041
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026...feeling so grateful there was something to do for WNC. www.instagram.com/p/DAoRhafOYe... 010
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Yall. One of the local newsletters here shared this today. It's the airport drive mentioned earlier in the thread. I started it playing, and just tears. He's right, we were still without power. No way to shower after the hard work :D I remember crying over hot tea handed to me. And simultaneously..instagram.comInstagramCreate an account or log in to Instagram - Share what you're into with the people who get you. 110
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Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I hear from those who've experienced this before me that a lot of them wished they'd had this surgery sooner and that it revolutionized their lives for the better. Fingers crossed that's the case for me sometime in the near future! 010
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I just am reminded again how much I HATE asking for help and feeling this level of vulnerable physically. Probably showing me just where I need to grow most personally. 010
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Over all I'm doing really well. I started driving 3 weeks out. But then overdid it immediately. Kind of set back the second half of last week. I had to have friends pick up the kids because I'd started bleeding. Kinda lousy. But I hardcore rested all weekend, and seem to be doing better today. 110
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I think I'll be stronger and have fewer down days from the complications that caused me to need the surgery. I just don't like slowing down. :D 140
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I'm four weeks out from a hysterectomy. And the thing that I'm most frustrated by is how *quicky* my energy is used up. The bone-tired exhaustion from what feels to me like it should be simple. I know I'm not on here as often right now. But I'm rebuilding strength the best I can. In the long run... 340
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026No particular moral to this, or direction this thread is going, other than to remember the date. It's been sitting on my chest all weekend. There's seven published Helene poems here. But this is less than a third of what I've written on Helene. I'm grateful for poetry, for community, for growth. 100
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Simultaneously, my grandmother was fighting breast cancer. I-40 was not yet open by Christmas. The whole drive through the mountains I saw over and over again just how hard Helene had struck. And yet, I was desperate to get to my grandmother. It was the last Christmas spent with her.storysouth.comWhere the Stars Burn - storySouthAny other year we'd take I-40's curve where the road hugs the mountains in a wide swerve while below the Pigeon River sparkles silver tinsel brimful of sunlight like Christmas stars gathered their gli... 100
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I hung strands of hope for myself whereever I could find them. My friend's poetry reading was one of those moments.salvationsouth.comHurricane Helene Recovery | A Sonnet | Christiana DoucetteChristiana Doucette’s Carolina poem captures loss and renewal after Hurricane Helene—Southern poetry of recovery, resilience, and hope. 100
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026When power returned, we still had most ways out blocked. But we kept rebuilding the best we could. *For "What's Eroded" you'll have to download the linked workshop poems to read.substack.comThe Meter MakersPoems From a Workshop in the History of English Prosody 100
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026We had no power ourselves. Four of five ways out of the neighborhood were buried under trees and tangled wires, or blocked by sink holes that had opened up. Our neighbor's was pummeled by huge old oaks. Through everything I kept processing by writing.roanokerambler.comThe Science of Falling ThingsOutside, the yard is gap-toothed. It’s like there’s been / a war: Oaks choke the yard with limbs askew. 100
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Happy Helicopter Tours organized a drive at the airport, and nearly every day that week I worked hours organizing goods to be flown north. Canned goods, diapers, formula, batteries, whole generators. Having a physical way to expend the surging energy post-disaster was what I needed. 100
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026For the first day I thought upstate SC had the worst of the storm. Then news of WNC, forty minutes north, reached us. Devastation in those valleys and mountainsides far beyond our own. W/out power, the upstate rallied to send everything we could north. "Breast pump Drive" "Helene Haiku Sequence"avantappalachia.comAVANTAPPAL(ACHIA)"Flood" Germain Droogenbroodt, Spain 100
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Hurricane Helene 2 years ago our area had it's hundred-year flood. Our wonderfully wooded backyard suddenly turned into a threat. The creek that crawled at the bottom of a twelve plus foot ditch, broke the bank. We ended up running for the neighbor's house mid-storm, to get away from falling trees.rattle.comWhen the Hundred-Year Flood Hits Home by Christiana Doucette - Rattle: PoetryThere is a gapping in the chest when the water outside pours indoors. A continental shift shuts down the panic that will only drown me. 120
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 02/09/2026Yeah. Yesterday was rougher than I anticipated because I did too much the day before. I’m pacing myself better today. Thanks for the encouragement! 010
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 02/09/2026This is what we have this year. Three kids in three different schools. So many emails. And so much time in car line. 100
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 02/09/2026I’m hoping my creative brain comes back on line soon so I can draft poetry (and work on my verse novel), not just send out things I’ve already written. 220
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 02/09/2026This at seems easier and less painful than the hernia surgery I had several years ago. 120
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 02/09/2026Friday I had a hysterectomy. I spent about two days mostly napping. And now I’m sending out the poetry submissions I prepped last week before surgery. And getting up to take short laps of the house every little while so I don’t lose strength. 170
Reposted by Christiana DoucetteJoshua Seigal - 'YAPPING AWAY' out now! @joshuaseigal.bsky.social · 24/08/2026I don't regret leaving Muskland, but one thing I used to get over on X is work opportunities. Not so much over here. SO, if you or someone you know might need a fun performance poet for the coming term (workshops, keynotes, etc),PLEASE get in touch. Email on website www.joshuaseigal.co.uk pls sharejoshuaseigal.co.ukJoshua Seigal | Official WebsiteWebsite of award-winning poet, author, performer and educator Joshua Seigal. Contains free poetry, and lots of information. 01418
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 20/08/2026Exciting to see Jessica on In Three Poems. (Listening to her interview while I sit in car line right now!) 130
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 20/08/2026Yeah it’s a lot on screen. I think I am just fascinated by the variety of rabbit governments in that book. I found that so interesting. 010
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026The dahlias, asters, and straw flower are all finally blooming! 2152
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat Yes! And looking for Goldbug! 140
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat Man, my brother and I had a whole alternate Rats of Nihm world created in our heads at one point. And we'd play in the backyard that we were from Nihm and breaking out all the petstore pets at the mall. And that we could program the lego store models to actually run. So many memories. 030
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat These all have a theme: The Borrowers The Littles The Rats of Nihm And now I build dollhouse miniatures as a hobby. :D 4130
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat We read Watership Down when I was a kid, and I've reread that so many times. I found the different iterations of rabbit warren fascinating. And I loved the Elrairah Lore throughout 280
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026Oh I loved this series so much. #KidLitChat 010
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat Oh no! We read these aloud with ours at bedtime, and that worked. But my eldest is definitely a Historical Fiction fan more than a fantasy fan. My middle daughter is completely a fan of fantasy though. So I have at least 1! 020
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat The joy of sharing LotR's with the kids for the first time! AHhh!!! The first BIG book I read was The Fellowship of the Ring when I was 6yo. Because my mom was reading it aloud to my dad in the car. And she stopped reading. And I NEEDED to know what happened next. 190
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat I always loved her Emily of New Moon series. 020
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat I didn't read Winnie-the-Pooh until college, and thought it was hilarious then. 040
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat I've mentioned Mrs. PiggleWiggle in these chats before. Those are just so wildly off-the-wall. But I do occasionally masquerade as a pirate captain when rooms need to be cleaned and threaten to make kids walk the plank if the room is not swabbed. (And they giggle hysterically and do it). 5130
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 19/08/2026#KidLitChat So one I loved as a kid was 101 Dalmations and it's sequel The Starlight Barking. I still like it for nostalgia. It's similar to the movie, but also very different. 170
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 13/08/2026Our family celebrated July 4th this past Saturday together. Our fourth attempt to gather. Sparklers and potato salad and throwing in two family birthdays that happened between July 4 and August 8th. 130
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 12/08/2026They interview a poet each Monday evening at 8pm. And then at 9pm they have on poets they’ve selected who’ve written to the week’s prompt. During the interview and readings live other poets talk in the chat. I’ve enjoyed it.youtube.comRattle PoetryThe Rattlecast is the longest free-wheeling, longform livestreaming poetry podcast, hosted by Rattle editor Timothy Green. Every Monday we feature in-depth poet interviews, craft discussions, prompt-b... 110
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 12/08/2026The fires this year are so much. I'm so sorry. 010
Reposted by Christiana DoucetteNimblewitlit Mag @nimblewitlit.bsky.social · 12/08/2026Also want to put out there that we publish author interviews in our issues. For our next issue my daughter is reading an arc of the author’s book and writing a minireview as well as asking some of the interview questions. We’d love to have you sign up to be interviewed for a future issue #KidLitChat 041
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 12/08/2026#KidLitChat This one tends to be page poetry. Folks bring what they've written. There's also a local slam group that meets on Sunday evenings. I've gone to that twice. But only watched. It's pretty impressive. We did have a poet this past time who composed spoken word on the spot. And that was cool 010
Christiana Doucette @doucette515.bsky.social · 12/08/2026Poetry! 😄 We did have a crossover event with a local open mike comedy group at one point this year though. That was pretty interesting. 120