Maggie Rowe
@rowemag.bsky.social
Anglo-Irish-US poet and editor. Inker, thinker, er, comma tinkerer. Poetry teacher at the Cancer Support Community. Book: Thistle Field Fence, 2021. maggierowe.net https://ko-fi.com/s/422d8bd064
The mart of the deal:
November 10, 2025 at 6:34 AM
The mart of the deal:
Sorry to hear it, Liv ❤️
November 9, 2025 at 10:47 AM
Sorry to hear it, Liv ❤️
Reposted by Maggie Rowe
"All right, class, who knows what Watson and Crick discovered?"
"Rosalind Franklin's notes."
"That's correct."
"Rosalind Franklin's notes."
"That's correct."
November 7, 2025 at 8:57 PM
"All right, class, who knows what Watson and Crick discovered?"
"Rosalind Franklin's notes."
"That's correct."
"Rosalind Franklin's notes."
"That's correct."
Reposted by Maggie Rowe
Reposted by Maggie Rowe
Majority of people in England (and Britain) don't follow any religion, but they hold all kinds of beliefs.
Learning about this diversity should be a foundational part of education for young people, directly relevant to major social and political themes, e.g. how we think about and deal with death.
Learning about this diversity should be a foundational part of education for young people, directly relevant to major social and political themes, e.g. how we think about and deal with death.
November 5, 2025 at 9:07 AM
Majority of people in England (and Britain) don't follow any religion, but they hold all kinds of beliefs.
Learning about this diversity should be a foundational part of education for young people, directly relevant to major social and political themes, e.g. how we think about and deal with death.
Learning about this diversity should be a foundational part of education for young people, directly relevant to major social and political themes, e.g. how we think about and deal with death.