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Remember our hint about working on a super secret SSBA project? Well, here is your teaser! We’re creating a free guide for librarians and booksellers who want to add fantastic small and indie press speculative books to their collections. Find great books without the guesswork!

Trampoline #27.8 is excited to have poems by Ben Fluet, Daniel Findlay, and 𝕽on Riekki 〽️ trampolinepoetry.com Take care.

The judge of this year’s 704 Prize for Flash Fiction is Maggie Armstrong! Armstrong’s short fiction has been published in the Dublin Review, Stinging Fly, Banshee, and elsewhere. Contest submissions open June 1st. buff.ly/txZkSkr #writingcommunity

has anyone ever written a novel with an undeniably reliable narrator

It’s that time, once again. Here’s the lineup for our 10th annual Summer Series!

Just 2 MORE DAYS to submit to our e-chapbook contest! Manuscripts must be between 12-26 pages in length. We welcome submissions in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and hybrid work, as well as visual poetry, poetry comics, and visual hybrid works. sundresspublications.com/news/2025/03/s…

Some exquisite words coming tomorrow, whatever words are worth in the strange scramble of being, how these artists scale deep sentiment to find life insistent or tragic or both, offering moments that keep us engaged. 🖤👀 Scott

My flash fiction “Grand Mal” is in the new Issue 7 of INNER WORLDS, thanks to editor Sarah Jackson’s magnanimity and patience. “Grand Mal” is also ft. in my new collection Cerebral Weather. Thanks for looking. Thanks for being here. inner-worlds.ghost.io/grand-mal-mary…

Please—for the love of all that’s highest and in sync with the cloud cover—send me snacks

subs are open for 1st of the month ! we're making a change -- flash & micros will be open 24/7 for the summer. thanks ! xraylitmag.com/submissions/

Trampoline #27.9 is excited to have poems by Stephanie K. Merrill, Austin Allen James, and Linda Lobmeyer. trampolinepoetry.com Take care.

ISSUE THREE: CINEMA is now live. librelit.com/issue-three/re… “Bradbury developed the idea of Parlor Walls, made the violent point that humanity was losing itself to sensation. We all like being entertained; it places us squarely outside of ourselves for a previously agreed upon

My poem "How Much Do You Plan to Splurge in the Coming Year?" is up in the cool new issue of Libre: librelit.com/issue-three/po…

⏳1 month left! send us your best. or your weirdest. or whatever the tide dragged in.

Get your work out there! Here's our monthly roundup of FREE poetry venues accepting subs as of June 1st, 2025 ❤ 2 pages for easy readability ❤ Otherwise we're still reading chapbooks, and will be pinning down finalists these next ~2 weeks ❤ #writing #writingcommunity

It’s here. Friendly little thing that it is. librelit.com/issue-three/re…

This is our most daring venture yet. And we're counting on your imagination. The idea: We give you a character (Atlas A) and their backstory. You give us 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑴𝒂𝒏𝒚 𝑳𝒊𝒗𝒆𝒔 𝒐𝒇 𝑨𝒕𝒍𝒂𝒔 𝑨. Backstory and guidelines: thehooghlyreview.com/guidelines-spe… Subs open July 1.

the cat’s obsession with faucets is at an all-time high. I just googled whether there was a term for it yet. None to be had, but let’s make one: labrumania. I didn’t take Latin, but damn, if I’m trying.

Autophony flare up is made even a stranger experience when you’re eating a catfish taco at 5:30 am 👂

Website work this weekend. Going after work today to pick up the remaining two Jung books to mail to our survey winners… which will be announced soon.