I’m so thrilled to share this piece by Eva Dunsky from Pigeon Pages — a beautiful mosaic about being a woman & comedic fodder. 💛🐦💛

I'm so excited to share "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria." It's blunt, funny, and biting. Eva Dunsky (Eva Dunsky) masterfully turns mind-numbing domesticity into comedic fodder.

Best of the Net rankings for fiction & nonfiction (2014-2022). The Rumpus is first. Other top mags: Split Lip Magazine The Adroit Journal, Passages North Quarterly West Pigeon Pages. Hope this is useful bc working with HTML is painful! davidmcdannald.com/best-of-the-ne…

“You agree to make the bomb because you’re afraid that if you don’t, Grace will stop kissing you and start kissing Alex Dobrowski.” Read “The Works” by Ali Sharpe, in the nest now (🎨: Trinity Lester) pigeonpagesnyc.com/the-works

I can't stress what a wonderful "The Works" is and how happy I am to have it in the Nest. It perfectly encapsulates the trials and tribulations of puberty: the magnificent power plays preteens can pull.

“Although it wasn’t much, she snuck out one hard-boiled egg into the walnut tree hollow for 耀祖 to find.” We have a Flash Contest winner for you! 🎉 Read “Linda Liu” by Nicole Zhu, chosen by our judge @isabelkaplan (🎨: Duan Jianyu) pigeonpagesnyc.com/linda-liu

"Funerals. Women coated in black fabrics, hunched over, too preoccupied about salted meat platters and towers of stale Italian cookies to properly mourn.” Read new prose by Aimee Herman (🎨: Dora Franco; courtesy of the artist and The Art Design Project) buff.ly/3HovBr6

“My body, which is so unlike yours. Freezing when yours might fight. My body, like your body, which is not a metaphor for anything." Read @VoschWrites' honorable mention from our Essay Contest judged by Chloe Caldwell (🎨: Rachel de Joode)  buff.ly/3EgqyXB

“For me, the book was never going to be any other way. The experimentation is where I thrive and delight, what gives me the most joy.” 
Read our interview with Mac Crane @mcrane12.bsky.social, author of I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself: pigeonpagesnyc.com/marisa-crane-i…

“I start with photography, that’s my way of freeing the object from its three dimensional form and materialistic body.” Rachel de Joode’s work accompanies an Honorable Mention essay by @VoschWrites: pigeonpagesnyc.com/something-soft… (Quote from an interview with Material Magazine)

“Freshman year, I told myself that if I couldn’t be thin, I’d be funny. That was the old plan. New plan: bury me at my goal weight.” Read “How to Kill Yourself like a Wrestler from North Jersey” by Cara Dempsey (🎨: Jessica Williams) buff.ly/3JaR9Hw

“What good was love, if she was hungry?” New in the nest! Read “Milkbones” by Bethany.a.bal now (🎨: Valerie Hegarty) buff.ly/3M0NZJ8

"I’d describe my style as experimental and subversive...If I were to describe a signature touch with my work, it would be that it looks like it is decaying." Valerie Hegarty's work accompanies a new story by Bethany.a.bal this week: pigeonpagesnyc.com/milkbones

🚨🚨 New Prose up today 🚨🚨 Thank you Pigeon Pages for saying yes to my work!!

”There’s me now, and everything I’ve ever swallowed. The penny came first. Then the mud, then the ice, then the rocks, the thousands of them.” New essay by Martha Strawbridge in the nest now (🎨: Cecily Brown; image courtesy of the Whitney Museum) buff.ly/40wrGP9

While I was moving, I had a thing published! vol1brooklyn.com/2023/04/23/sun…

“My body separated from yours, I wanted you more. Hungry, I unraveled myself for you in a plague burlesque.” In the nest now: a new story by @Stevensonreport (🎨: Olga Sabko) buff.ly/3Mqc0cv