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MARK YOUR CALENDARS!! Here are our upcoming reading periods for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025.

Join us 8/11 for An Evening With the Editors: Lit Mag & Small Press Roundtable w/ DW McKinney (Shenandoah), Hattie Fletcher (Short Reads/Belt Pub.), Kristine Langley Mahler (Split/Lip), Michael B. Tager (Mason Jar) & Steph Auteri (Hippocampus) D... hippocampusmagazine.com/event/editor-r…

In #OA125, DW McKinney writes about The Negro Motorist Green Book and the challenges of being a Black artist in predominantly white spaces. “I am still living, still thriving, still traveling through this world.” Read here: oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue…

Hey y'all! Join me this Sunday, 8/11, for An Evening with the Editors: A Lit Mag & Small Press Roundtable with Hippocampus Magazine & Books. A few editors and I will talk about the behind-the-scenes of literary journals and small presses at 6 p.m. ET, online! More: hippocampusmagazine.com/event/editor-r…

shout out to the bronx and all the black b boys and girls 50 plus watching what they were told wasn't art... become an olympic sport.

NBCC member DW McKinney interviewed Dani Elle, Clarissa West-White, and Kideste Yusef about their essay anthology, "Mamas, Martyrs, and Jezebels: Myths, Legends, and Other Lies You’ve Been Told about Black Women," for Mutha Magazine: buff.ly/4e7C07N

🔊 The application is open for the 2025 Cave Canem Fellowship! Accepted Fellows receive an unparalleled opportunity to study with esteemed faculty and to join an expansive community of Black poets. Learn more and apply at cavecanempoets.org/retreat/

Surprised and grateful for the placement, and honored to be among other amazing stories and writers.

Check out my contribution to this piece on how DOC policies and arbitrary practices by prison staff make it harder for imprisoned people to access knowledge and information - from physical books to PDFs to eBooks

"Initially, we could purchase entire lectures, some two hours long, for $1.91. The PA DOC got wise and chopped the lectures up, making 20 to 25 minutes available for $1.91. So, if we want to hear the entire lecture, we had to spend almost $12."

I’m excited to announce that our author inquiry form is now up for authors to send me more information about their books! I’m looking for mainly romance books (needs to end in a happily for now/ happily ever after) or really great books about friendship and platonic love!

Who is leading hybrid/virtual classes/workshops on Black literature? Can be a discussion group too

Drumroll please.....Here's a list of our nominations for the 2025 Pushcart Prize! Featuring incredible works and writers, including: monalisavitti DW McKinney @BrandiHandley24 caroline hockenbury @piotr_poet

GET READY TO SUBMIT! We’ll be open for Fiction submissions starting January 15! POETRY submissions will open again on April 15, 2024! General CREATIVE NONFICTION submissions will open on May 1! For more information check out our website! Link in bio!

A note from PH's EIC: Due to ongoing personal circumstances, I am not in a position to continue running PH or paying for PH's web presence, and am looking for someone to take this literary magazine over. (1/4)

New website is up. My ranking of lit mags is available at: brechtdepoortere.com

MY MEMOIR COVER IS HERE!!!! 😁💛 Come celebrate with me, the cover of HOW TO BE UNMOTHERED: a Trinidadian Memoir 🇹🇹 with Restless Books And preorders are ready! Release date June 3, 2025 🔥 Preorder now at Barnes & Noble, Greenlight Bookstore Target Powell's Books Amazon Bookshop.org US etc

On endings. Thanks for reading. atlasandalice.com/2024/12/30/whe…

Malarkey publishes a lot of cool people I know— they’re about $1000 away from their goal. Help make a world with more small presses in it.

Attention Fiction writers! Reminder that we’ll be open for submissions starting January 15 🤩 Swipe to read the call from our Fall 2025 Editorial Fellow in Fiction, Anes Ahmed!