The MorningPoems Podcast + Morning Poems by Tess McCarthy

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Tess McCarthy is a multifaceted poet, illustrator, and creator of MorningPoemsโ€”a massive past & present poetry collection, which is also is the name of their eponymous podcast. Editor-in-chief of Visual Liquid Mega Zine & creator of the comic, THEM CATS.

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About Tess McCarthy

Multi-multimedia artist, podcaster, poet, writer + illustrator. Host/Producer of The MorningPoems Podcast & โ€œ The Passionistas Podcast. Creator of THEM CATS comic at themcats.com featured on Visual Liquid Megazine

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