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Gloria Taylor Weinberg
Gloria Taylor Weinberg is a fourth-generation Floridian who retired from a 22-year career as a journalist with the Fort Pierce Tribune in 2001, and now writes for Indian River Magazine, based in Fort Pierce, where she has lived for the past 47 years. Gloria is a self-taught writer who joined…
Delaney Green
Delaney Green writes historical fantasy novels about Jem Connolly, an eighteenth-century girl with Second Sight who grows up in England and America between the Seven Years' War (French and Indian War) and the American War of Independence. Green also writes mystery and horror fiction, including “Tsunami Surprise”, published in Bouchercon…
Tricia Cerrone
Tricia Cerrone is an award-winning author and a Walt Disney Imagineer. Her current project, The Black Swan Files, is a young adult series about a teenage girl who has the makings of a new breed of superhero. Glimmer, the first in the series, is a thrilling adventure that introduces the…
Jenna Leigh Evans
Jenna Leigh Evans was a 2014 LAMBDA Literary fellow in Fiction and a Barbara Deming Memorial Fund grantee. Prosperity is her debut novel. Her work has appeared in In Pieces: An Anthology of Fragmentary Writing; the literary journal of the Henry Miller Library; FragLit, The Nervous Breakdown, Autostraddle, The Billfold,…
Flamingo Rampant
Small press publishes racially diverse, LGBTQ-positive picture books
Poetry Archive (Arts Council England)
Great poems online, lesson plans, and performance albums to download
Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
Welcome to the 33rd annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest. Submit published or unpublished work. $12,000 in prizes.
“That’s Not How I Remember It”: Creative Nonfiction and the Art of Dealing with Doubters
Essayist Megan Galbraith shares tips for writing about sensitive family stories
The American Aesthetic
Quarterly online journal publishes poetry that expresses “honesty and purpose”
The Write Life
Resources for freelancing, book marketing, blogging, and literary craft
M-Moments
By Lind Grant-Oyeye
Internet Writing Workshop
Free online critique groups for various literary genres
George Saunders on Storytelling
Video by acclaimed short story writer
Subscriber News: January 2016
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Montreal Pantoum I
By Isobel Cunningham
Found Polaroids
Photographic writing prompts and archive of flash fiction
Northern Public Radio Book Series
Book reviews and interviews on a public radio affiliate
Big Fiction
Journal of long-form literary fiction
The Antigone Poems by Marie Slaight
“Surreal and wild… written in ecstasy and the madness of genius…”
Book Promotion Tips at Blue Light Press
Creative ideas for pre-publication buzz
Subscriber News: December 2015
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Where is the custom of raising a glass
By David Kherdian
Advice from Soma Mei Sheng Frazier, Judge of the Tom Howard/Margaret Reid Poetry Contest
Advice for poetry contestants from Soma Mei Sheng Frazier
Michigan Review of Prisoner Creative Writing
The University of Michigan publishes this journal of writing by prisoners in the state
Jim DuBois
Jim DuBois assists with the judging of our Tom Howard/Margaret Reid Poetry Contest and previously with our North Street Book Prize. He studied writing and computers at Hampshire college. Now he spends his time inventing games, writing poetry and making art.
Love Me Tender in Midlife by Ellaraine Lockie
Buy IDES, a collection of poetry chapbooks including Love Me Tender in Midlife by Ellaraine Lockie
NEA Military Healing Arts Partnership
Art therapy for wounded and traumatized US veterans
A Violence I Can Sing
By Lucia Galloway
Autumn Fire
By Linda Principe
Arrow
By Maureen Sherbondy
Side Trip
By James K. Zimmerman
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Subscriber News: November 2015
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
The Audacity of Prose
An essay against literary minimalism
Catch the Moon, Mary
By Wendy Waters
Apocalyptic Swing
By Gabrielle Calvocoressi
For Your Own Good
By Leah Horlick
Safekeeping
By Jessamyn Hope
Laura Fanning and Madeline Baars Win the 23rd Annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
Winning Writers is pleased to announce the results from its 23rd annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
Maple Tree Literary Supplement
Online journal of Canadian literature and culture
Trayvon
It's strange in the mornings, quiet and fresh, but not clean. No, never clean. Not even in the early light of a new day. The clinic lights go on and mostly stay that way, flickering, vaguely threatening. The buzzing of the lights intermixes with the scuttling of roaches. They know…
Subscriber News: October 2015
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Emerge-Surface-Be: The Poetry Project’s Fellowship Program
Grants and mentoring for emerging poets in NYC
Las Meninas: The Alchemy of a Life
Anne stared at the miniaturized “Las Meninas” in her hand. Velasquez' vast painting reduced to postcard size. She could wallpaper her kitchen with cards like these. Ones her students—current and former—mailed her from summer vacation spots. Anne steadied herself for another one. She put on her reading glasses and turned…
The Brick
There is a photograph of my mother standing in front of the chain link fence around the Chevron Oil Plant in Richmond, several minutes before she is hit. It is a beautiful spring morning, sunny and bright. A stiff breeze blowing over the San Francisco Bay brings a lock of…
Secrets of the Wire
November 14, 1971 Nguyen watched the American column labor along the trail toward a banana tree grove bordering the swamp. Oppressed by the pre-monsoon heat, he took a warm soda from the case and sipped it, while squatting at the water's edge. He'd been shadowing this American patrol all morning,…
A Small Fortune
“Behind every great fortune is a great crime.” —Balzac I was always afraid of meeting a dog on the long walks up to those fancy houses or a maid after I rang the bell, but you'd be surprised how many of those big beautiful homes on White Oaks Drive stood…
The Taste of Cedars
In a cool, sweet-smelling forest of cedars, Ellen seeks a place that's no more than a traveller's jottings. She pauses to look back, pleased with her progress. The track ahead is barely visible. Curving its way up the slope like a vein, it weakens and fades, only to revive a…
Aunt Edie
Standing eye level with the ragged hem of Aunt Edie's black dress did not raise my confidence. Swollen feet on matchstick legs gained no sympathy from me or expectation of it from her. A swarm of flies following her wooden school desk dove into the chamber pot on the bookshelf…
Family, Edited
This essay is featured in Best of the Net 2016! With every turn of the tires, the highway delivered a tha-thump to my rear end, nestled as it was on the floor under the dashboard. I was curled into a ball at my mom's feet, the backs of my legs…
