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Out of this world, worlds best mum, big green poetry machine, poetry wonderland, wander in the woods 2021, incredible diary of... northern ireland adventures, incredible diary of... kent and surrey, incredible diary of... adventures from south central england, incredible diary of... adventures from the north east, incredible diary of... lancashire tales, incredible diary of... north london adventures, winter wonderland: a collection of poetry, gone haunting: a collection of ghost stories, my first riddle, this is me, add to list.

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The Power of Poetry 2023 - Your Voice Paperback – 24 Mar. 2023

• Print length 200 pages
• Language English
• Publisher Young Writers
• Publication date 24 Mar. 2023
• ISBN-10 1804596264
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• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Young Writers (24 Mar. 2023)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Paperback ‏ : ‎ 200 pages
• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1804596264
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1804596265

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Every year, Young Writers Project publishes the exceptional writing and visual art created by the YWP community in our annual anthology, monthly digital magazine, and with our Vermont media partners. 

The annual Anthology is the premier publication of Young Writers Project. This beautiful book, published each fall, is a collection of the best writing and visual art selected from some 10,000 submissions to our website,  youngwritersproject.org , from the previous school year. All published writers and artists receive a free copy. You may also order current and past anthologies with a $10 donation per copy. 

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ORDERING YWP ANTHOLOGIES: If you would like to order copies of Anthology 14, published in October 2023, or past anthologies:

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• For more information, please go to the publication announcement for Anthology 14.

[Cover art by Venus Karpoff, Burlington, VT]

YWP's monthly digital magazine, The Voice , has a new format on our redesigned website. The Voice showcases a curated selection of writing and visual art submitted each month to  youngwritersproject.org , with highlights of the most recent issue featured on the homepage of the site. Issues of our original version of The Voice from January 2019 to July 2023 can be accessed from the YWP archive site: archives.youngwritersproject.org.

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We publish local writing and visual art every month during the school year in the Rutland Herald and the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus.  Read and download the monthly pages. 

Note to Burlington Free Press readers: We are grateful to the Burlington Free Press for their many years of partnership with YWP. Regretfully, the Free Press informed us in September 2023 that they are no longer able to publish our weekly page because of print production costs. See archived pages here.

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Young Writers Anthology 2023 Paperback – October 19, 2023

“If the future depends on stories, then our future looks bright indeed.” ― Pawan Mishra. In the Summer of 2023, The Bullitt County Authors, wanting to spark creativity in potential young writers, sponsored a writing contest. That creativity was sparked, and budding authors submitted their works. This anthology is a collection of those stories which include: Annabelle Scott's Okambria: The Forbidden World Maddox Ryan's Aulus the Speaking Tree Audrey Hackman's Hope You'll chuckle, you'll cry, you'll root for the characters, but more importantly, you'll enjoy these tales. After reading these stories, you'll agree that our future looks very bright indeed. And it's all thanks to the next generation of writers.

• Print length 50 pages
• Language English
• Publication date October 19, 2023
• Dimensions 6 x 0.12 x 9 inches
• ISBN-10 195841428X
• ISBN-13 978-1958414286
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• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Twin Sisters Press (October 19, 2023)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Paperback ‏ : ‎ 50 pages
• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 195841428X
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1958414286
• Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 4.5 ounces
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President Joe Biden's performance in the first debate Thursday has sparked a new round of criticism from Democrats , as well as public and private musing about whether he should remain at the top of the ticket.

In the modern era, a national party has never tried to adversarially replace its nominee, in part, because knows it would most likely fail. The issue came before both parties in 2016, but neither took action.

Party rules make it almost impossible to replace nominees without their consent, let alone smoothly replace them with someone else. And doing so would amount to party insiders’ overturning the results of primaries when Democratic voters overwhelmingly to nominate Biden. He won almost 99% of all delegates.

And at the moment, there’s no known, serious effort to push him off the top of the ticket.

Still, the Democratic National Committee's charter does make some provisions in case the party’s nominee is incapacitated or opts to step aside, and an anti-Biden coup at the convention is theoretically possible, if highly unlikely. So how would it work?

What happens if Biden drops out before the convention?

The only plausible scenario for Democrats to get a new nominee would be for Biden to decide to withdraw, which he has sworn off repeatedly during other bumpy stretches of his campaign.  

He could do so while serving out the rest of his term in the White House, as Lyndon Johnson did in 1968. 

If Biden were to drop out before he is scheduled to be formally nominated in August, it would create a free-for-all among Democrats, because there’s no mechanism for him or anyone else to anoint a chosen successor.

It takes a majority of the roughly 4,000 pledged delegates to win the party’s nomination. Biden’s won 3,900 of them. Under recent reforms, the party’s more than 700 superdelegates — Democratic lawmakers and dignitaries — are allowed to vote only if no one wins a majority of pledged delegates on the first ballot, so their votes could be crucial in a contested convention. 

Because Biden's opponents all won effectively no delegates throughout the Democratic nominating process, there'd be a virtual clean slate heading into the convention, and the decision would most likely come down to the convention delegates who were initially pledged to Biden.

Biden would have some influence over his pledged delegates, but ultimately, they can vote as they please, so candidates would most likely campaign aggressively to win over each individual delegate.

However, there's a potentially important wrinkle: Democrats plan to formally nominate Biden virtually ahead of the late-August convention to sidestep any potential concerns about ballo t access in Ohio, where a technical quirk has complicated things

Democrats decided to plan a virtual nomination for Biden after Ohio Republicans balked at passing pro forma legislation that would allow Biden to be on the ballot, even though the convention falls after a state deadline. But while Republicans passed a law to shift the deadline, Democrats decided to move forward with a virtual nomination nonetheless.

Could Democrats replace Biden against his will?

There’s no evidence the party would entertain a change without Biden’s consent. But even if it did, there’s no mechanism for it to replace a candidate before the convention, and certainly no way for it to anoint a chosen successor.

If large swaths of the Democratic Party lost faith in Biden, delegates to the national convention could theoretically defect en masse. Of course, they were chosen to be delegates because of their loyalty to Biden and have pledged to support him at the convention.

But, unlike many Republican delegates, Democratic delegates aren’t technically bound to their candidate. DNC rules allow delegates to “in all good conscience reflect the sentiments of those who elected them,” providing some wiggle room.

The party’s charter does include provisions to replace the nominee in the event of a vacancy. The measure is intended to be used in case of death, resignation or incapacitation, not to replace someone who has no desire to step down.

That was the measure that Donna Brazile, then the interim DNC chair, considered invoking after Hillary Clinton collapsed two months before the 2016 election, she wrote in her memoir .

In her memoir, released a year later, Brazile wrote that she was worried “not just about Hillary’s health but about her anemic campaign ... so lacking in the spirit of fight.” 

“Perhaps changing the candidate was a chance to win this thing, to change the playing field in a way that would send Donald Trump scrambling and unable to catch up,” she wrote, adding that aides to other would-be candidates contacted her, including then-Vice President Biden’s chief of staff.

But after less than 24 hours of consideration, Brazile realized the idea was untenable without Clinton’s cooperation and likely to only divide her party further. “I could not make good on my threat to replace her," she wrote.

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What happens if Biden withdraws after the convention?

To fill a vacancy on the national ticket, the chair can call a “special meeting” of the full DNC, which includes about 500 members. On paper, at least, all it takes is a majority vote of those present to pick new presidential and vice presidential nominees. But that process would most likely be anything but smooth and be filled with behind-the-scenes jockeying and public pressure campaigns. 

If a vacancy were to occur close to the November election, however, it could raise constitutional, legal and practical concerns. Among other issues, ballots have to be printed well in advance of the election, and it might not be possible to change them in time.

Would Kamala Harris replace Biden?

If Biden were to relinquish the presidency, Vice President Kamala Harris would automatically become president — but not the Democratic Party’s nominee. Nor would she necessarily be the nominee if Biden withdrew from his re-election bid while he remained in the White House.

She might be politically favored, but party rules give the vice president no major mechanical benefit over other candidates. 

Biden’s delegates wouldn’t automatically transfer to Harris, and the convention holds separate votes on nominees for president and vice president. So she would still need to win a majority of delegates at the convention. 

If the top of the ticket were vacated after the convention, she would still need to win a majority of votes at the special meeting of the DNC.

That is all, at least, under current party rules. But a vacancy at the top of the ticket is the kind of dramatic moment that might lead party leaders to revisit them in the name of easing the transition. Harris has some close allies in key places at the DNC, including a co-chair of the party’s Rules and Bylaws Committee. But nothing would be likely to happen without a fight.

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Alex Seitz-Wald is a senior politics reporter for NBC News.

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