Hello writers, in case you haven’t read our new issue, it is here! I’ve heard it’s v good, but you should read it for yourself 👇
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Hello writers, in case you haven’t read our new issue, it is here! I’ve heard it’s v good, but you should read it for yourself 👇
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Issue 5 of Meadowlark Review is here! Check out some amazing fiction, nonfiction, and poetry we were so lucky to publish this semester! 🤠 #WritingCommunity #Writers
www.meadowlarkreview.com/issue-5/invi...
Today is the last (!!!) day to submit to the Meadowlark review! Submissions are open until midnight. Show us what ya got. 🤠
Helloooo beautiful writers! You have three days to submit to Meadowlark’s upcoming issue. We wanna read ya work! Please submit and spread the word!
“when she speaks your name, it is with the voice of a million ghosts, and her mouth holds the quiet and promise of their lost, dark grave.”
From Issue 1, Cathy Ulrich’s “Your Girlfriend as Manifest Destiny”
#flashfiction
(Psst, our submissions are open til March 1st)
Yo writers @barrelhouse.bsky.social Writer Camp is coming in late June and early August and we're open for applications and it is literally the best. No program no meetings no schedule just hanging and writing and campfires and hammocks and whatever. www.barrelhousemag.com/writer-camp
What, nobody wants to brag about themselves a little?
Since we’re new to this town (Bluesky) can y’all please share with us anything that you’ve read recently that you love? Can be something you’ve recently pub’ed too (we’re all here for the self-celebrations!). #WritingCommunity
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Fall in love with this...our FEBRUARY ISSUE!! Out now!! Thank you to our contributors! Words: @aniking.bsky.social, Ucheoma Onwutuebe, TR Brady, Kurt David
Art: Janet Stapelman
Interview: @allisonwyss.bsky.social with Suzan Palumbo
Read it here: buff.ly/2Z36noR
"Mermaids had tried to warn humans. Phi’s sisters spelled out signs on seashells, sand dunes, even trash bins: Stop trampling our earth, polluting our air, ravaging our homeland, stop poisoning our seas, you foolish dumbbells."
—Jen Soong
Hi Raima! So happy to meet a neighbor. We love driving down to Denver when the roads aren’t bad. Would love to read any western-inspired stories you have! :)
Btw we LOVE some #flashfiction 😏