Maybe you like literary fiction, but you sometimes wish it read a little more like The Goonies? If so, let me present my story, up at The Coachella Review ! Thanks so much to the editors for publishing this one. thecoachellareview.com/2023/06/02/who…

Weren't we just tell you the other day to always shoot your shot? Maybe with today's short story, "Who Hates Acapella" by Eric Rasmussen, it's safer to always sing your song. Just, um, don't overboard. thecoachellareview.com/2023/06/02/who…

Today I turn 30. As it happens, a story of mine was accepted Sundog Lit today, too. Eric Rasmussen and the fiction team, you’ve given me the best gift :) Thank you.

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✨New month, new issue✨ Issue 23 of Sundog is officially live!!! We are so excited and grateful to share these gorgeous pieces🌟 sundoglit.com

For the morning crowd: I have a fiction piece in this issue of Sundog Lit, which stands alongside so many remarkable others. Not to miss. sundoglit.com/Nat-Holtzmann/

"Three kids married off and with their own children would be best. Only my sister was married, and now none of us are." Read SLM reader tina s. zhu (in my writing cave)'s moving new flash fiction, "Stingy, Three Ways," in Sundog Lit buff.ly/45LQaaP

If you're in the mood for a story involving a road trip, attempting to bond with a teenage daughter, a Wendy's, and the secret to long life, have I got a gift for you. Thanks Sky Island Journal! skyislandjournal.com/issues#/issue-…

Jet Fuel Review's 26th issue is now available! Please enjoy this semester's curation of poetry, fiction, and art at jetfuelreview.com Many thanks to our cover artist Irina Greciuhina​!

Excited to share our Pushcart Prize nominees! We're so grateful to have published such beautiful work this year Check out their work at sundoglit.com ✨

An awkwardly huge and goofy "thank you" to Jet Fuel Review for publishing "Overwatering." Check it out, especially if you're into jerk-face boyfriends and plants that may or may not house the spirits of dead relatives. jetfuelreview.com/eric-rasmussen…

New one from me up The Penn Review! Murder, property values, Robert's Rules of Order, the soil needs of rosebushes--the perfect winter story, really. Thanks for reading! pennreview.org/minutes-from-t…

We are thrilled to announce that our Winter issue, Issue No. 73, is officially out! Visit pennreview.org/#/no-73/ to view this incredible issue of poetry, fiction, and art. Congratulations to all whose work is featured!

It’s here! The latest issue of Sundog Lit is up on our site. Thank you to our writers and editors—we’re so proud of this one ❤️‍🔥 sundoglit.com/issue-24/

So excited to have a story in the latest issue of Sundog Lit! Thanks so much to Eric Rasmussen for helping me make this story what it truly wanted to be. And to my former neighbor, who I always suspected had a second family, I dedicate this to you. sundoglit.com/matt-barrett/

These final fifteen stories are now in the hands of Kelly Link, who will choose this year’s three finalists. Check back next month for the results. Congratulations, shortlisters, and a sincere thank you to all of our terrific submitters! Read here: mastersreview.com/2023-2024-wint…

New story in the latest issue of Sundog Lit. Big thanks to Eric Rasmussen and Cynthia Brandon-Slocum for the support. sundoglit.com/brendan-gillen/

We're so excited to announce the results of our 2025-2026 Editor's Prize Fiction Winner: "Wings" by Peter Schlachte! Congratulations to our finalists and thank you to our judge, Rebecca Makkai! Stay tuned for our nonfiction and poetry winners coming soon!