HeyJaredARIA LIGI
Aria Ligi is an award-winning poet represented by 3.0 Talent Agency and published by 0-0-8 Studios. Notable works are "Temple of Love," "Blood, Bone, and Stone," and the Pushcart-nominated "Hammer of God” and her most recent work, “Hymn to Equity"
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- Sep 25, 2026
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3 DAYS TO GO!.... (opens the original)
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Good morning, all!With 3 days to go until the Romantic Series campaign reopens for pledges, here is a little reminder.The series opens with a dedication to world-renowned poet Scott Hastie, my poetry partner and dear friend. He was kind enough to do an interview about Hymn to Equity, Vol—one of the Series before he passed on, and I treasure it greatly.Few things mean this much to me, and I confess, I think of him daily.I am quite sure that if he were
Honored and Humbled (opens the original)
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With 1 DAY TO GO, it’s never been a more pressing time to <img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="819" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fet
LOSE YOURSELF IN TIME (opens the original)
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In reading Andrew’s reviews, all fourteen, I had this dual reaction: one was that of being incredibly honored, and the other was that, even though we are very different in terms of our political leanings, he was able to capture what I was saying so well, while underscoring, with an understanding (which was evident in the poems he chose to analyze) that clearly encapsulated the work, yet never dumbing it down, making his each one accessible to readers no matter their level of interest or knowledg
With only 6 days left ⌛ (opens the original)
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I have spent the morning loading all the poem videos on my website, with links beneath each to the specific title you can pledge for.If you are interested in Romantic Series Merch, the campaign offers a wide variety, including the very popular pins ( $8!) <a class=
Oh those crazy Monks (opens the original)
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When I first read about this, I thought it must be a fabrication, surely. It sounds INSANE. But no, it’s not. Charlotte Smith, sonneteer and mother of eleven children at the time, heavy with number twelve, lay in a cabin during a snowstorm in the French countryside. While there, she gave birth; some monks came in and, without a word to her, stole the newborn, taking him to a church where they baptized him and then, again, with a word, returned him later. Smith was separated from her philandering
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