The Herd
The Herd was a literary newsletter dedicated to people, art, and community.
From 2018-2022, this newsletter featured artists and writers with bold, community-centered dreams and various creative projects. Enjoy the archive! If you feel moved to do so, you can still support and connect with the highlighted artists in each issue.
Explore the archives (below)
“I look forward to The Herd because there is always something that makes me think and perceive along new lines.”
Winter Reads
This December, we celebrate the collaborative poetry of Karla Brundage and Allison Francis with their latest book, “Mulatta—Not so Tragic?” Kelly Alsup also offers her first literature review with The Herd.
The Herd: Two-Year Retrospective
Looking at the next year, I hope The Herd can grow as an online space for creative recharge, for thought exchange, and for interdisciplinary sparks. We will continue with bimonthly issues and are always open to your feedback!
The June Bloom
The June Bloom is here! Behind-the-scenes interviews, Pride art shows, gorgeous photographs, new book releases, conversations on art & politics, musical releases, tarot-inspired necklaces, underwater sound recordings, poems—it’s all here.
The Herd: One-Year Retrospective
Looking at the next year, I hope The Herd can grow as an online space for creative recharge, for thought exchange, and for interdisciplinary connection. I don’t have plans besides that, with this monthly literary newsletter. I believe in the power of words to inspire fruitful action and necessary change.
The Grasshopper King
Sometimes my own expectations of “good writing” prevent me from writing. Has this happened to you too? In the spirit of catching a bit of magic and sharing all ideas, here’s to a judgment-free December. Let’s write this month—whatever we feel, and let the creation be.