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Davi Gray (she/they)
@davigray.bsky.social
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Queer, trans, nonbinary poet, writer, performer, artist, activist, & abolitionist. 🌐 davigray.com. 18+ 🙏🏼
Work published in Poetry, Water~Stone Review, Hayden's Ferry Review, et al. First collection "This Body, This Fruit" @ Feb 2027 (Trio House Press).
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fuck them, fuck it all.

Here is cat with knife, ready to fight
December 2, 2025 at 4:24 PM
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Please, yes, take care of yourself!
December 2, 2025 at 5:38 PM
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Consistently inconsistent, you might say
December 2, 2025 at 5:36 PM
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Why *wouldn't* you??
December 2, 2025 at 5:35 PM
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Better Things is a series of events sponsored by the ReEntry Lab, in partnership with the Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop and Moon Palace Books. The ReEntry Lab is an organization working to connect writers and other artists leaving incarceration to a community that’s ready to receive them.

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Photograph of Jen Bowen, a white woman with shoulder-length wavy brown hair. In this photo, she wears a half-smile and a black top and looks to the side, out of frame. Photograph of Tyra Payer, a Native nonbinary person with short dark hair. In this photo they are wearing yellow earrings, a black button-down shirt, and a wide smile. Text reads: Tyra Payer (they/them) is a member of the Turtle Mountain Ojibwe tribe, from Belcourt North Dakota. Tyra is a writer and entrepreneur who has a background of storytelling and Indigenous food systems. Outside, you can find Tyra vending at the farmers market or in the garden.
December 1, 2025 at 6:30 AM
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Light refreshments will be served; masks are required at @moonpalacebooks.bsky.social and are available on-site. This is a free event.

For more info, see https://reentrylab.org/better-things/.

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Photograph of Sun Yung Shin, a Korean-American woman with long black hair and freckled cheeks. In this photo she is wearing a black and white mottled blouse, bracelets, large ring earrings, and a subdued friendly expression. Photograph of Fong L., a Hmong-American man with a light mustache. In this photo, he is wearing red pants, a white shirt, red bow tie, and blue plaid jacket, with a paneled blue hat. He stands before a microphone. Fong Lee (he/him) is a Saint-Paul-based artist. He is a celebrated poet, with publications through the Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop and Asian American Writers Workshop, a beloved painter, and a published photographer.
December 1, 2025 at 6:30 AM