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Annelise Schoups

 

is a Chicana Belgian-American poet, essayist, and wannabe critic who laughs at her own jokes and writes about things that are mostly not funny. Her poetry appears in the San Diego Poetry Annual, where it earned Honorable Mention for the Steve Kowit Poetry Prize, as well as in HAD, collaboratureSilly Goose Press Issue One, and december magazine, where it was selected as a semifinalist for the Marvin Bell Memorial Poetry Prize. She has reviews in Hunger Mountain, Tupelo Quarterly, and forthcoming in Another Chicago Magazine. You can find her in San Diego, where she plans thru-hikes with her partner, or on Instagram, where it's less weird to follow her, @anneliseschoups.

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Professional Services Include:

  • Creative copywriting for global brands, startups, and nonprofits

  • Ghostwriting and consulting for nonfiction authors and poets

  • Editing and proofreading for literary magazines, authors, and marketers

  • Coordination and facilitation for residencies, workshops, and events

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Almost There Broadside (Dark)
$5.00

1/50 limited-edition broadside copies mostly handmade with an old-school Riso printmaker. This half-page version is printed on the dark side of the mountain for those after a little more obscurity.

Read the poem, “Almost There” (originally published in Silly Goose Press), in full below:

almost there

and isn't it magic 

how the mountains 

Houdini 

there, then gone 

disappear 

behind one another

climb

     inside clouds

 make believing 

what we see

more sleight

of hand

   more slip more sleeve

more angle

than actual

     make north more star 

than true

Almost There Broadside (Light)
$5.00

1/50 limited-edition broadside copies mostly handmade with an old-school Riso printmaker. This half-page version is printed on the bright side of the mountain for those seeking a little more clarity.

Read the poem, “Almost There” (originally published in Silly Goose Press), in full below:

almost there

and isn't it magic 

how the mountains 

Houdini 

there, then gone 

disappear 

behind one another

climb

     inside clouds

 make believing 

what we see

more sleight

of hand

   more slip more sleeve

more angle

than actual

     make north more star 

than true