Patchwork Folklore Journal is a new lit mag centered on storytelling. Send us your fiction, essays, poems, and visual art that explore our world through legend, myth, and lore. First issue coming April 2022. #writerscommunity #writing

Mental Rhythm Magazine is currently open to academic and creative submissions through April 1, 2022. We accept poetry, prose, and essays relevant to the topic of mental health.

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"Johnny followed the rain to places made of more than dirt, where droplets flew wild in the night, free from sacrifice and prayer." Read "Hometown Johnnies" by @MynaChang in Middle House Review middlehousereview.com/chang-johnnies

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According to ancient Hindu, the #moon changed shape because it was really a liquid. A drink that only the gods could consume. As they drank, the moon shrank. Until it was refilled to drink again. Over time, the moon became known as 'Chandra,' shining & glittery. #FolkloreThursday

#FolkloreThursday Klytie fell in love with the sun god Apollo, watching every day as his chariot crossed the sky. Apollo could not come any closer or he would destroy her, but he saw her watching and when she died, he turned her into a sunflower so she could watch him for always.

According to sky-lore, The Demon Star, or Algol (derived from raʾs al-ghul, Arabic for the demon's head), is an unlucky three-star system associated with misfortune & death. Within the Perseus constellation it represents the head of Medusa. #FolkloreThursday John Martin (1849)

Some weather and sky related lore in this Morayshire rhyme: Wild geese, wild geese, ganging to the sea, Good weather it will be: Wild geese, wild geese, ganging to the hill, The weather it will spill. #FolkloreThursday

In a German folktale, Woodpecker refused God's request to build a well, not wishing to muddy its feathers. And so it was fated to remain always thirsty, forever calling for rain... Folklore Thursday #FolkloreThursday 🎨W. Goebel

Thank you! Great question. We have decided to limit our stories to 500 words.

Hello writers! Thanks for all of the responses. You've really made an impact on this small student led lit mag! #WritingCommunity #writing #writers

Happy #FollowFriday folks! Literary Mama ayaskala GASTROPODA || SUBS CLOSED tiny wren lit @SwitchMicroMag Patchwork Folklore Journal |SUBS CLOSED! Amphora Mag Magma Poetry Stanza Cannon • Submissions Closed Welter

Micro-essay by Hunter Keegan #tinytruth #cnftweet

Submissions are CLOSED! Thank you to all the lovely writers that have submitted. Our issue is coming very soon👀