As fall lingers in cool wisps and skies that smell of rain that doesn’t fall, our new issue explores the liminal space between renewal and ruin, where bodies, memory, and land carry “burdens...vast like the sea of my god.” Read online for free or order in print: willowswept.com/2025/09/20/i...

Issue 37 arrives with the storms of the season, tracing tension between stillness and motion, knowing and unknown. This issue sits with uncertainty, gestures toward meaning, and embraces experiences language can’t always hold. Read online for free or order in print: willowswept.com/2025/06/14/i...

I spend a lot of time looking for beauty in nature. Sometimes it takes a lot of looking. I was trying to write a poem where each column could be read separately, but also as the whole lines. Thanks to Troy @willowswept.com #PromptCombo #Decay @victoriaspires.bsky.social #blueskypoets

The Smart Search List of the Day is: Artwork feat. @willowswept.com @sanantoreview.bsky.social @littleengines.bsky.social @troublemakerfire.bsky.social @passionfruitlit.bsky.social et al. https://duotrope.com...

Spring arrives with shifting moods—cool mornings, heavy afternoons, and a tornado that skipped through town. Issue 36 lingers in spaces between destruction and renewal, exploring both physical and metaphorical boundaries. Read it online for free or order a print copy: willowswept.com/2025/03/15/i...