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It’s National Poetry Month and we’re honoring the incredible poets we’ve had the pleasure of publishing. We’ll be sifting through the archives and spotlighting a few favorites throughout the month—follow along as we take this little trip down memory lane.

To kick off National Poetry Month, we’re revisiting “While Reading Plato During a Lockdown” by Chelsea Dingman—author of I, Divided and Through a Small Ghost—originally published on Dec 18, 2020. We're off to a strong start: epiphanyzine.com/features/2020/…

Only ✨ONE WEEK✨ left to apply for Epiphany’s Breakout! Writers Prize. Submit by April 15 to be considered. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!

"I’d read for other magazines, but the culture at Epiphany struck me as special—the openness, the enthusiasm, the willingness to nurture developing talent." We’re thrilled to share that Jeff Bond—first published in Epiphany, then a dedicated reader—is now our Fiction Editor!

Our current reader and former Fresh Voices Fellow, Dawn Angelicca Barcelona, has a new chapbook out! Roundtrip is available now from Finishing Line Press—show her some love💗finishinglinepress.com/product/roundt…

“[I added] a little magical realism and fattened that skeleton with a body of possibilities.” In Part 3, the final installment, Fresh Voices Fellow Sidney shares her vision for reimagining history through fiction. Congrats again, Sidney—and thank you all for following along!

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NEW POEM by Larry Eby "My dog is digging a hole in the backyard with a pigeon dead in its mouth." epiphanyzine.com/features/2025/…

For this week’s #NationalPoetryMonth spotlight, we’re celebrating Bri Stokes—contributor to our Fall/Winter 2024 issue and now an Epiphany reader! Hear her read “pinkmania” and “Boomerang” from Issue 33—follow along with the text here: epiphanyzine.com/two-poems-by-b…

"Creativity is our divine right, and no one should be barred from it." Our poetry editor, Ashna Ali, was recently featured in Freedom Ways, an interview series by Yomalis Rosario—whose work appears in our upcoming issue! literaryliberation.substack.com/p/writing-requ…

Submissions reopen at Epiphany on May 1st! As always, we're seeking work that both resists and embraces language. That draws surprising connections. That evokes, examines—or simply mirrors—the strange condition of being human. Send us your best. epiphanymagazine.submittable.com/submit

Poetry spotlight #3 is here for #NationalPoetryMonth! We’re thrilled to feature Ceridwen Hall (Acoustic Shadows). Listen as she reads her powerful poem “Birthday Landscape With Deer and Scavengers” from our latest issue. Learn more about her work here: ceridwenhall.com

Good news: there's STILL time to apply to the Breakout! Writers Prize! You have TWO MORE DAYS to submit for a chance at $1,000 + publication. Plenty of time to get it done—and we can't wait to read your work! Read up on the details: epiphanyzine.com/features/2025-…

To close out our #NationalPoetryMonth series, we’re celebrating the brilliant Latif Askia Ba (Latif Askia Ba). Listen to him read “24 juillet,” from our latest issue. Thank you all for following along with us this month—we’ve loved sharing these voices with you!

Procrastinators, this is your moment. There’s still time—but not much! Submissions for the Breakout! Writers Prize close at 11:59 PM EST tonight. $1,000 and publication are calling. We can’t wait to read your work—submit while you still can. epiphanymagazine.submittable.com/submit

As April—and #NationalPoetryMonth—draws to a close, we return to where we began: Chelsea Dingman’s poem “While Reading Plato During a Lockdown.” It felt only right to end with her voice. We’re endlessly grateful for our poets (and for you). Your words will carry us all year long.

You’re cordially invited to Epiphany’s 2025 Fête—a night of live music, lit-themed cocktails, raffles, and readings by mahogany l browne Founder of WWOC and Fresh Voices Fellow Sidney Logan Echevarria. Don your dancing shoes and join us at The Urbane Arts Club on 6/12. epiphanyzine.com/features/2025/…