415: Lyndsay Rush's Poetry is A Bit Much

#AmWriting

Sarina here! There was a scramble over who got to interview Lyndsay Rush about her poetry, but I raised my hand first.
I’ve always thought of poetry as the fustiest kind of writing, but the moment I opened A Bit Much, I knew that Lyndsay was here to change my mind. Not only is her poetry gorgeous, her path to becoming a published author was unusual in all the best ways.
Tune in to hear how she accidentally became a poet. And how she accidentally accumulated over 140,000 Instagram followers.
We ask her about that magic moment—when she suddenly realized that this Instagram poetry habit of hers was going to be a whole big thing. It’s a publishing story for the ages!
Or just skip to the good stuff and find A Bit Much at Bookshop, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
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