Keep Tarin Towers Local

Tarin Towers is a writer living in San Francisco. She's been out of a permanent place since May. Housesitting and REALLY cheap housing leads appreciated: Email displacementblues at gmail.
Tarin Towers is a writer living in San Francisco. She's been out of a permanent place since May. Housesitting and REALLY cheap housing leads appreciated: Email displacementblues at gmail.
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    Pleased to meet you, Internet. I’m a poet, a writer, a singer, and a visual artist. I play drums and sing, sometimes at the same time. I’m a witch. I’m an activist and I know the San Francisco Rent Ordinance like I know my library card number. I like cheese and I’m good at eyeshadow. 

    Follow me on Twitter @tarintowers and, for 99 percent different content, subscribe to my Facebook updates. (Please don’t send a friend request unless you send a note; I pretty much only friend people i actually know. Thanks!) 

    Facebook author page: Facebook.com/tarin.towers.author

    Main blog link: tarintowers.tumblr.com.

    I do a lot of my writing on TinyLetter, in a newsletter called “Displacement Blues.” Sign up, or read the archive.

    Here’s my most popular Medium post: Of Homelessness and Luxury. 

    One of my current projects is Tarot of the Emoji (twitter | tumblr), which is what it sounds like: a deck of tarot cards using emoji to express the archetypes, designed using the Magic Vibes app. 

    JUST THE LINKS

    @tarintowers: Twitter | Instagram | Medium | TinyLetter | Facebook | FB Author Page

    Most of what I post to this tumblr relates to my writing. The thing I update the most frequently is my TinyLetter. 

    • Third-Person Bio: Tarin Towers is the author of a book of poetry, Sorry, We’re Close, as well as four chapbooks. She has lived in San Francisco’s Mission District for more than 20 years. Her work has appeared in such journals and magazines as Eleven Eleven, Exquisite Corpse, The Fray, and A Gathering of the Tribes, as well as the anthologies American Poetry: The Next Generation, The Coffee House Poetry Anthology, and Pushcart Prize Winners XXIII. She toured with Sister Spit in 1999 and has performed her work in dozens of venues in California and across the United States and Canada, most recently at LitQuake, MUNI Diaries, Bang Out, and InsideStoryTime. You can read some of her work here and here.



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