Excited to have a ghostly micro out in this beautiful issue of @tinymolecules.bsky.social!

New Micro by Hannah Goss! "Seeking a companion. Need not be romantic; platonic is fine." fracturedlit.com/companion-wa...

"When lightning cut the sky on the first day of school, in a perfect nerve extending from one end of the large classroom window to the other, Nora Stevens, grade 3, grabbed a fork" Jane Wageman's "Flash" trampset.org/flash-18d88f...

The 25th annual Winter Wheat Writing Festival is open for workshop proposal submissions until September 24! Mid-American Review looks forward to seeing many of you at BGSU on November 6-8. Learn more at bgsu.edu/winterwheat or go directly to our proposals page: casit.bgsu.edu/winterwheat/...

At a vigil to honor the journalists in Gaza held today in Atlanta, it took the speakers over 20 minutes to read through the names of over 270 Palestinian journalists assassinated by Israel during the War in Gaza, as identified by @pressfreedom.bsky.social.

“You never imagine having to tell the owner of an Airbnb you found their pet, dead in the barn.” Excerpt from “Five Stars for the Beloved Dead" by @nfako.bsky.social, forthcoming in our Summer 2025 edition. Listen to Fako read the full poem at the link below: buff.ly/yDfimx0 #writingcommunity

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I'm honored to have won first place at the Toledo Museum of Art's annual Poetry Prize contest. I loved reading all the finalists' work and celebrating how art inspires other art 🌟 toledomuseum.org/learn/poetry...

so excited to have a story in this gorgeous new issue of @mooncityreview.bsky.social!

We are excited to announce that BOTH of our genre editors, @skoeplin.bsky.social and @mmelayna.bsky.social, are finalists for the TMA Poetry Prize!

from the wall above the grad printer, from the chorus of printer persona poems

We're open for submissions and eager to read your words! Check out our guidelines here: casit.bgsu.edu/midamericanr...

“Fascism, it’s always about using nationalism, and the nation, as a bludgeon to generate support for death policies, on behalf of death governments. For violence and repression and exploitation, internationalism is the antidote, always.” —Robin D. G. Kelley

December afternoons call me to read Rilke