Written by Emily Harstone November 18th, 2021

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Free Talk: How to Craft an Emotional Journey For Your Readers

During this lecture, Erin will show you how to write authentic emotions that resonate with your readers.

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The Art of Getting Feedback On Your Writing

You're invited to join a talk with poet and editor Karan Kapoor. Karan is the editor in chief of Only Poems, and is on the editorial board of Alice James Books.

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Notes From the Editor’s Desk: January 2025

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Issue Six Hundred Eight Notes from the Editor's Desk

Viridine: Now Seeking Submissions

A new online journal accepting poetry, fiction, and scripts. They especially showcase writers over 30.

Drama Electronic Fiction Issue Six Hundred Eight Literary Journals Poetry

Writing Without an Audience in Mind: Embracing the Journey of Self-Expression

How writing for oneself can foster creative freedom and unlock originality.

Issue Six Hundred Eight

30 Magazines Publishing Literary Fiction

These magazines publish literary fiction. Many also accept other genres, like nonfiction and poetry. Some pay writers. Many, but not all, are open for submissions now. They’re not listed in any particular order. Two Hawks QuarterlyThey accept flash (up to 1,200 words), short fiction (1,200-5,000 words), nonfiction, poetry, experimental/cross-genre work, and art. They want “exquisitely…
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