"The summer you buried Easy was the same summer we buried your wife." Read our Roadrunner Poetry Winner "Domino Effect" by Serena Rodriguez. roadrunner.lasierra.edu/domino-effect/

"The crow teacher makes her nest in my belly, her dark feathers wet with acid and memory, sleek and acrid." Don't miss "The Crow Teacher" by Angelica Esquivel (who also created our ISSUE 10 cover). roadrunner.lasierra.edu/crow-teacher/

"I kept house for you while you worked, hanging the laundry to dry and shaking the dust from my poems to fill my hours." Don't miss the essay "Oranges" by Eileen Elizabeth roadrunner.lasierra.edu/oranges/

feeling creative? reply to this tweet with a poem about your favourite memory💭 & you can only use the character limit! our favourites will feature in our next poetry zine🥳

I know that you aren’t the first one to say I love you, and that love is a decision for you. But that’s not what the immigration officer wants to know. She asks for proof of our relationship: "A list of questions to measure love" by Katrina Dybzynska roadrunner.lasierra.edu/a-list-of-ques…

“Are you the Fox Man?” a little girl dressed as a pink Power Ranger asks my father. She stares at him over the large bowl of Halloween candy he holds in front of her. “You’re lookin’ at him,” he responds, proudly. Don't miss "Rabid" by Jessie Walker. roadrunner.lasierra.edu/rabid/

"if only he had lived a little longer he would have told people that the sirens he wrote about were not the singing mermaids but the whines of an ambulance" Don't miss One More Dead Poet by Michelle Johnson-Wang roadrunner.lasierra.edu/one-more-dead-…

"Every room has a way to enter it. But the longer she stayed on his face, the shorter he lived. And his was a life squashed with a gavel." "Every Room Has a Way to Enter It" by Bryan Obinna Joseph Okwesili roadrunner.lasierra.edu/every-room-has…

Roxane Gay Books is accepting submissions from unagented writers beginning June 15. They will consider novels, short fiction, memoirs, essay collections, and nonfiction. There are no fees for submitting a manuscript. gay.submittable.com/submit

"Your mother was the first person to tell you that your father was not your father. She said it in the car after Sunday service, while you flapped breeze at your face with a Barbie fan." Don't miss "The One Who" Is by Ebere Obua in ISSUE 10. roadrunner.lasierra.edu/the-one-who-is/

A poem for your Monday: Cien años de soledad by Carlota Gamboa "I would later be asked to remember remote afternoons in which I learned about theft" roadrunner.lasierra.edu/cien-anos-de-s…

We are OPEN for submissions all summer long. If you are wearing flip-flops, sunglasses, and a gardener's hat (or 2 out of 3), please send us your finest fiction! Guidelines in the link! #litmags #fiction storymagazine.org/submissions/

ISSUE 11 will go live next week (maybe sooner 🤞). In the meantime, check out this interview with our editorial team. roadrunner.lasierra.edu/meet-issue-11-…

Two cultures war inside me. My tongue, a confluence that brings two tribes together. Don't miss Igbo-Yoruba Woman by Olúwátamilóre Osho roadrunner.lasierra.edu/igbo-yoruba-wo…

You're up? Fantastic! Our ISSUE 11 is dropping right now. roadrunner.lasierra.edu/issue-11/

My non-fiction piece got published by The Roadrunner Review This one came from the heart, and I’m glad I could end my school year on this note roadrunner.lasierra.edu/una-pupusa-mas…

So thrilled that two of my flash fiction pieces have been published this June: 'Dublin' with National Flash Fiction Day in their 2022 Anthology 'The Winners' with The Roadrunner Review in their Issue 11 Happy and honored to join the author rosters for these publications! 🥳

Sari Fordham will be moving to SUNY Oswego to teach creative writing. I (Sari) have been managing this account and I want to say good bye to everyone. It has been a glorious 15 years at La Sierra University. Stay in touch with me here: Sari Fordham.

My new poem,' this thing you call an abnormality has a name' has been published in this Issue. You can check out the amazing work of art by other writers here too. Special thanks to The Roadrunner Review