WTF is Samiya even DOING?

WTF is Samiya even DOING? has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in March 2021. The social media accounts linked to from WTF is Samiya even DOING? are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • SoundCloud • LinkedIn • WhatsApp • Email • Payment • X Besides social media accounts, Scryptkeeper has populated their site with: • Come see an abbreviated exhibition of Standards from i Hope This Helps and enjoy an evening of poetry and storytelling at Radiance Art Gallery! • 1452: A Backstory Beyond My Recounting by Paulann Petersen | The Slowdown • 1448: Orchestra by Russell Brakefield | The Slowdown • 1447: Gratitude by Cornelius Eady | The Slowdown • Sanctified Riot :: November 2024 :: Gainesville, Florida • ** instagram ** • READ :: Winner :: *BEST OF THE NET 2022* :: "How Not to Stay Unshot in the U.S.A." • Poetry Clinic Residency: Letter #4 -- Hot cocoa and snow angels - Poetry Clinic • I Hope This Helps :: Center for Poetry Residency + Exhibition Opening! • My friend is constantly in pain - Poetry Clinic • Clairvoyance • New Review! Matt Betts Reads Samiya Bashir’s Collection I Hope This Helps – Heavy Feather Review • E. Ethelbert Miller interviews Samiya Bashir • The swamp as radical possibility - Poetry Clinic • Poetry Clinic Residency: Letter+Response #1: How does one embrace sober living? • Cover Feature: Blue Mountain Review (Sept 2025) • :: READ ABOUT IT :: Yale Review :: "Conspicuous Erudition: The new black poetry" by Jerome Ellison Murphy • :: SAMIYA BASHIR DOT COM :: • New Podcast: HAD A GREAT TIME @ Dante's Old South Radio Show • BOMB Magazine | Samiya Bashir and Douglas Kearney • || BOOKINGS || • Poets as Deep Thinkers: A group reading with Samiya Bashir • An Interview with Samiya Bashir, Author of I Hope This Helps – Nightboat Books • Publisher's Weekly REVIEWS I Hope This Helps • Poetry and Prose Manuscript Consultation with Samiya Bashir • New Year, New View! • UP WE STEP: The Poets of Fire & Ink • NEW MUSIC: Dark Matters — by Samiya Bashir & Joel Thompson • WATCH :: How To Build A Fire: James Baldwin 2-Day Convening (Day 1, Part 2) • Fire & Inkwell • SERVICES :: editor, author/book coach • The Africa Center Announces Samiya Bashir’s "I Hope This Helps" - Exhibition Opens 5/18! • SLACKERS: 3 GenX Poets on Place & Power, A Rail Reading Curated by Samiya Bashir • Dark Matters (World Premiere) • ** linkedin * • ** facebook ** • ** vimeo page ** • **twitter / "X" ** • NEW POEM: "nail hard" in exhibition as a part of Sonya Clark's TWIST Project at the Pocantico Center! • The New Works Collective program helps diverse stories find a place in the opera world • Creating space for new voices at the Opera Theatre of St. Louis • 3/16-18/2023 :: CookShack: An Opera! :: Opera Theatre St. Louis • :: READ ABOUT IT :: "So much happening in...Samiya Bashir" • READ :: A Poem for Springtime Peace Between Variants :: "Waiting on the Reading" • :: READ ABOUT IT :: "Poetry And Science Collide In The Work Of Samiya Bashir" • ** youtube channel ** • New Publication :: PRE-ORDER :: *New Work* forthcoming in Freeman's Journal: Animals • :: READ ABOUT IT :: Chicago Review :: "Samiya Bashir, Field Theories" Reviewed by Kirsten Ihns • New Publication :: ORDER :: Queer Nature: A Poetry Anthology • READ :: POEM :: "i traveled the world. it was fine." @ Academy of American Poets • ORDER :: who's osmosin' who in "BLACK REVELRY: In Honor of ‘The Sugar Shack’ " • LISTEN :: Interview :: Portland poet Samiya Bashir emerges from isolation :: Oregon Public Radio • WATCH :: PERFORMANCE :: a velveteen field (i am real) • READ :: PO-ESSAY :: @ LitHub "Letter from Exile: Finding Home in a Pandemic :: Samiya Bashir Returns From Rome to an Uncertain America" • PORTRAIT :: 20 Oregon Writers :: • VIDEOPOEM :: negro being :: freakish beauty @ Interim Poetics • REBROADCAST :: Radical Poetry Reading w/ Dao Strom Featuring Stephanie Adams-Santos, Samiya Bashir, Shayla Lawson, and Coleman Stevenson • VIDEO + POEM :: Sometimes in a Body • WATCH :: ICONS IN CONVERSATION: Alison Saar + Samiya Bashir discuss collaborative art making for the Crocker Art Museum