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Donny Winter is an LGBTQ+ poet, YouTube blogger, educator, and activist residing in Midland, Michigan. He is the author of three collections of poems, Carbon Footprint (2020), Feats of Alchemy (2021), and Casting Seeds (2022). All of his collections have debuted at the top of Amazon’s LGBTQ+ and Nature poetry lists, garnering him 3 Pushcart Prize nominations and a Best of the Net nomination. His poems have been published in numerous journals and magazines, including: Awakened Voices Magazine, Culture Cult Magazine, Flypaper Lit, Kaiju Ramen, and Central Review. A graduate of University of Central Missouri, Winter is a creative writing professor at Delta College and teaches composition at Saginaw Valley State University.

Contact directly via e-mail at: donnywinter@gmail.com

For more information, visit Donny Winter’s page on Poets & Writers.

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Donny Winter Presents, “The Cinder Blocks Remember,” a Poetic Short Film

Back in 2022, I found out the my family was making plans to demolish my grandmother’s house after a tragic family loss some years prior. At the time, I was finalizing my chapbook, Casting Seeds, so the reality that the house would soon be gone was at the forefront of my mind. Then, I thought … Continue reading Donny Winter Presents, “The Cinder Blocks Remember,” a Poetic Short Film

Oct/POEM/ber 2025 – A Poem Writing Challenge

It’s that time of year again; it’s officially OCT/POEM/BER! Throughout the month of October, I challenge willing participants to write one poem per day for 31 days! What’s even more exciting is that this year, I’m partnering with the Friends of Roethke Foundation to promote this challenge! What is Oct/POEM/ber: Back in 2019, I grew envious of artists and fiction … Continue reading Oct/POEM/ber 2025 – A Poem Writing Challenge

The Assembly Line Has Lost Its Teeth: 2024 Accomplishments & 2025 Plans

My office is clean, organized, and I just poured myself a cup of tea. That means its time to do what many others are currently doing: reflect on goals and aspirations for 2025. I remain steadfast in my avoidance of labeling them “resolutions,” as to me, they create a lot of pressure with minimal flexiblity. … Continue reading The Assembly Line Has Lost Its Teeth: 2024 Accomplishments & 2025 Plans

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