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Artvee
Public domain art images from museums around the world
Do You Think Your Father
By Lesléa Newman
Last Rites
By Pamela Sumners
Writer’s Digest List of Poetic Forms
Editor Robert Lee Brewer’s updated list of over 150 forms from around the world
Subscriber News: December 2020
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
National Centre for Writing
UK-based literary society offers courses, curriculum resources, prizes and more
Elephind
Searchable database of newspaper archives
Contemporary Irish Literature Resource Network
Network brings together Irish writers and academics to increase critical study of new Irish literature
DeepL Translate
Translation tool has free and paid options
Tip of My Tongue
This database of dictionaries lets you use sound and meaning clues to find that word you can’t quite remember
Position Papers
By Andrea Lawlor
Misfit Magazine
Raw, energetic online poetry journal
New Play Exchange
Writers, lyricists, and others in the drama sector can discover each other’s work on this affordable forum
Reads Rainbow
Blog highlighting new LGBTQ books and media
Queer Comics Database
Searchable guide to contemporary graphic narratives with LGBTQ content or creators
81Words
A place to post 81-word short stories, curated by Christopher Fielden
Midwest Writing Center
Illinois-based literary hub offers conferences, readings, and contests
Journal of the Month
Subscription service lets you sample a different publication each month
Quarantine Public Library
Free mini-books to print at home
DISQUIET Literary Prize
Win publication and tuition, lodging, and a travel stipend to attend the DISQUIET Literary Program in Lisbon
13th Balloon
By Mark Bibbins
My Dim Aviary
By Gillian Cummings
Subscriber News: November 2020
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
The Curator Magazine
Journal of poetry and personal essays exploring the cultural resonance of objects
The Blues
By Joan Gelfand
Fictional Café
Online journal is a “virtual coffee shop” for creative writers and artists
Kris Spisak’s Writing Tips
Word history and usage tips for often-confused words and phrases
NY Book Editors
Service matches authors with experienced publishing professionals for manuscript critiques
Austin Kleon’s Writing Newsletter
Bestselling author of “Steal Like an Artist” sends out weekly lists of 10 worthwhile reads
The Maven Game
Editor David Moldawer’s weekly essays on the craft and business of writing
Poetry Films from the On Being Project
YouTube animations of classic and contemporary poems
What I Call Erosion
By Kelli Russell Agodon
Shibai
By Don Mitchell
Christopher Fielden’s Links to Writing Critique Services
Links to sites offering free and paid critiques
Ghost of Funeral Past
By G. Greene
Omer Friedlander and BK Loren Win the 28th Annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
Omer Friedlander of Tel Aviv, Israel won first prize in fiction and $3,000 for his story, “The Sand Collector” . BK Loren of Erie, Colorado won first prize in nonfiction and $3,000 for her essay, “Sir, May I Have a Pack of Marlboros?” 2,495 entries were received from around the…
Omer Friedlander and BK Loren Win the 28th Annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
This contest, sponsored by Winning Writers and Duotrope, awarded $8,000 in prizes to 12 winners
Dead Darlings
Novel-writing advice blog by alumni of GrubStreet Boston’s Novel Incubator
Catholic Poetry Room
Devotional poetry column on the Integrated Catholic Life website is open to submissions
Oprelle “Matter” Poetry Contest
Oprelle wants to recognize hidden talent by giving unknown writers a chance to be published
Tales from the Trail
Short poetry videos inspired by US hiking trails
Subscriber News: October 2020
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Free Breakfast
By Terri Kirby Erickson
Changing Your Mind
Ryan Henry (a pseudonym) comes to see me at the end of the day, practically tiptoeing into the classroom to be sure he's not bothering me. He checks to see if the coast is clear before making eye contact. “How do you make a point you're trying to make?” His…
In the Mouth of the Mountains
It is 9:00 p.m. in Kit Carson Park. Although the path leading to the cemetery is barred off (“open from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.”, the sign reads), the other path is open. My shoes kiss the gravel as I cautiously venture into the park. I'm here to take a…
The Color of Pilgrimage
Labbayk, Allahuma labbayk, labbayk la sharika laka labbayk, Innal Hamda wan nimata, laka wal mulk, la sharika lak. I am here at Your service, O Allah. I am here at Your service. You have no partner. I am here at Your Service. Praise and blessing belong to You, and the…
The Gift
火葬 Cremation The fire devoured Mama whole, ate everything: her silky black hair, her willow leaf-shaped eyes, her almost-amputated, diabetes-swollen legs. 洗澡 Bath In Taiwan, when I was little, my family lived in a traditional Japanese house—a minka—that had been a government official's compound during the Japanese Occupation Era (1895-1945…
Soft n’ Sheepish: No-More-Lyes Conditioning Crème Relaxer System
Welcome back! If you're reading this, you've caved, and are once again about to embark on chemically relaxing your hair even though you promised yourself you were finally going natural. * Okay, at this point tell yourself again that this isn't just about internalized racism and upholding white standards of…
The Painted Box
The young man stepped out onto the cool patio stones, beyond which lay the abandoned orchard and the tiny field of oats and, past that, the desert. He peered eastward, toward the faint lightening on the December horizon like a wash of watercolor. He cocked his head, hearing what might…
No Use in Takin’ Chances
“Boy take your hands from locked from behind your head.” I was only vaguely aware of the stout voice issuing a command. I ignored it, secure in the knowledge that, for once, it couldn't be aimed at me. My homework and house chores were done. Howdy Doody was on television…
