Who's up for a very-quick, very-sharp narrative call? Aiming to open next Monday. Details soon. ivylit.com

We're back after the break! Today is Miranda Ray's little story of growing houses: He started out growing matchbooks in his backyard when he was ten. Every year, and every subsequent science fair, his craft eveolved until he was growing birdhouses. Read it here! ivylit.com/index.php/20...

Today! Read the alt-universe dreams of @sarahgracetuttle.bsky.social in their story "A Pothos, Once Freed": In this universe, she kept the window closed. Her pothos plant pressed its leaves against the glass and stretched toward the sky as best it could." ivylit.com/index.php/20...

Today we're highlighting our first micro-story, penned by the poetic askresnak.bsky.social -- "The virus makes the petals bioluminescent," she told me. "It'll blow you away. But it'll destroy the species." "Who would've thought," I said. "What's your life like? Who's your father?"

Ok, so, uh. Something came up. But we are NOW proud to announce the publishing of our Inaugural Run of ivy. literary magazine. Keep reading, or click the link below 👇👇

On November 25th, we have something to share: five pieces of micro-fiction that imagine a better world. Read the inaugural run of ivy. next week!

We sent out our first acceptance yesterday. It doesn't really feel real! We are still open for submissions, so get over to ivylit.com and send us your positve-ly short spec fic!

Hi. Ian here. I'm thrilled to announce that submissions to ivy. Literary Magazine are now live. Keep reading for more details on the project!

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