I'm honored and delighted that my poem "What Moon Rabbit Reads" was nominated for the Best of the Net by The Sprawl Mag :-) N.B. The poem may be read here: www.thesprawlmag.ca/vol-2-2#moon...

Announcing our Best of the Net nominees! Congratulations to @paulvermeersch.bsky.social @marysoonlee.bsky.social @salempaige.bsky.social @ianli.bsky.social @ziggyschutz.bsky.social @clarissagrunwald.bsky.social

So happy that the folks in Seattle got to see this excellent poem! Read The New Knights here or in our inaugural issue 🗡️🗡️🗡️

1/5 Daily(ish) #SmallPress #books mini-thread about Stasis, edited by Libby Graham @okaylib.bsky.social (@bellpressbooks.bsky.social) (who also edits @thesprawl.bsky.social), & related folks. Stasis contrib Harper Walton is also the editor of Carnival... (Buoy Press). #DSPBposts 💙📚 #BookSky

Ottawa folks, we will be here from 11-5 come say hi!

Dear Sprawlers! We are now officially open for submissions in all genres! For the first time we are offering paid expedited submissions. For more information please check out our website: www.thesprawlmag.ca/submissions

The Sprawl Mag @thesprawl.bsky.social (Fiction Poetry Nonfiction Art; Fantasy, Horror, SF; pays) opened to submissions. #amwriting

Mark your calendars! The Sprawl Mag is going to be open for submissions of speculative poetry, short fiction, nonfiction and visual art on June 14 until July 12. We are looking forward to reading your work 🪐 You can check out our submission guidelines here: www.thesprawlmag.ca/submissions

Go check out the newest book by Sprawl Mag contributor @marysoonlee.bsky.social 🐉

My first poem of the year "Hermanas de Andrómeda" is free to read today!! :') It is dedicated to my friend Angela Acosta & the impact her chicanafuturism poetry has had on me. it is also about queer sisterhood & the safer futures we wish for each other. thank u so much @thesprawl.bsky.social 💜

Hey guys, I'm in this one! Mine's the one with the space exorcist. Also, this entire issue slaps, so you should read the whole thing. My favorites were Spare Change by Ziggy Schulz and What The Moon Rabbit Reads by Mary Soon Lee.

I wrote a thing, and these authors published that thing! You can read my flash fiction, REBIRTH, by clicking the link provided! I am so honoured to have my work be amongst all these other amazingly talented creatives!

Featuring poetry by: Angel Leal, Ian Li, Atreyee Gupta, Mary Soon Lee, Megan Cartwright, Salem Paige, Bat Collazo, and Paul Vermeersch short fiction by: Clarissa Grunwald, Cait Gordon, and Ziggy Schutz and visual art by: Amuri Morris, Payton Surette, and Denny E. Marshall tinyurl.com/ynxemzvj

SOMETHING THAT BITES guy tries so hard to resist going out to eat

First is the shortest thing I’ve ever written: “Something that Bites” from @thesprawl.bsky.social Issue 1! I giggle anytime I remember how much fun I had with this horrible story of a guy trapped in his apartment while he slowly turns into a vampire. www.thesprawlmag.ca/vol-1-1

Very excited to announce this year’s Best of the Net nominations!!

Two more years of Tales and Feathers and a new SFF press! Whats not to love? Go support Augur! 🪐

Go check out the link in our linktree for our Ko-fi page 📖 happy reading!

You have a couple more weeks left to submit to Vol 2.2! As always, we are interested in work that is anti-colonial, climate-centered and cyber-feminist.  Our full guidelines are available here: www.thesprawlmag.ca/guidelines

Just cannot stop reading Poor Unfortunate Souls by R. Thursday from vol 2.1 of @thesprawl.bsky.social "We have always loved like oceans. Which is to say, crushingly." www.thesprawlmag.ca/vol-2-1

Hey folks!! We have exciting news to share, in just a couple weeks are next volume of the Sprawl Mag will be free to read on our website.

Nominate your favourite journals of this year!!

SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN! Submit to Volume 2.1 of The Sprawl Mag! www.thesprawlmag.ca/guidelines We can't wait to read your speculative work. 🚀

We are happy to announce our nominations for the 2024 Best of the Net Anthology! We hope you will spend some time with each of these pieces and we look forward to hearing the results in January.