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C. E. Janecek
C. E. Janecek is a Czech American writer, freelance editor, and voracious reader who received a poetry MFA from Colorado State University. Janecek's writing has appeared in Poetry, Gulf Coast, Cream City Review, Booth, and elsewhere. Photo by Paul Christean
Mark Jackett
Mark is a husband, and father of two daughters, from Port Jefferson, New York. He teaches high school English in Smithtown, New York, where he infuses poetry into his students' lives on a regular basis. When writing, Mark attempts to achieve the standard he once heard set by Juan Felipe-Herrera,…
Rob Holtom
Rob Holtom is from London and currently lives in South East England. His day job is in tech. His passions outside work include Shakespeare, art, and creative writing. Sometimes all these things converge, and that is a good day.
Patrick Heneghan
Patrick (P.J.) Heneghan first fell in love with poetry at the age of 9, where he wrote a 20-page booklet of poems entirely about Halloween. He would go on to join several creative writing clubs in order to actually become kind of alright at writing poetry. From confessional poems and…
Stella-Ann Harris
Stella-Ann Harris is a writer and editorial assistant at Air/Light. She currently lives in Brooklyn.
Taliesin Gore
Taliesin Gore's work has appeared or is upcoming in BFS Horizons, Bleed Error, Illumen, Dream Catcher, and elsewhere. He has also been a finalist in Omnidawn's Fabulist Fiction Contest (twice). He lives in a shed in Dorset, England, the attic of which is periodically populated by rats, which exert a…
K. E. Flann
K.E. Flann is the author of How to Survive a Human Attack: A Guide for Werewolves, Mummies, Cyborgs, Ghosts, Nuclear Mutants, and Other Movie Monsters, which was a New York Times/Wirecutter pick for “Gifts We Want to Give”. Her short humor pieces have been published in The Boston Globe, McSweeney's,…
Josh Baumgart
Josh Baumgart is an itinerant screenwriter and overthinker. You can read his works in McSweeney's Internet Tendency and Points in Case.
Ellie Black
Ellie Black is a PhD student in Creative Writing at the University of Mississippi, where she also received her MFA. Winner of the 2023 Pinch Literary Award in Poetry, she has work published in or forthcoming from Ninth Letter, Mississippi Review, The Offing, Black Warrior Review, Best New Poets, and…
Beth Ann Fennelly
Beth Ann Fennelly, a 2020 Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellow, was the poet laureate of Mississippi from 2016-2021 and teaches in the MFA Program at the University of Mississippi. She's won grants and awards from the N.E.A., the United States Artists, a Pushcart, and a Fulbright to Brazil. Fennelly…
Wergle Flomp Humor Poetry Contest 2023
Congratulations to the winners of our 2023 humor poetry contest!
The Desert Rat Poetry Prize
Submit a single poem for a nine-day residency in the sunshine by the pool
The Perch Journal
Yale Medical School sponsors this creative arts journal with a mental health focus
Iron City Magazine
Journal of creative writing and art by prisoners
American Writers & Artists Institute (AWAI)
We Teach You How to Make a Great Living as a Writer
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Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
ancestral vibes
By Deborah LeFalle
Mysteries of the Mist by C.A. Rand
A fun vacation soon turns into a stormy disaster when Coralee’s grandfather goes out to sea and doesn’t return
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Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Endemic by Robert Chazz Chute
An adventure novel that won first place in Genre Fiction from the North Street Book Prize
Escaping Arrogance
By Samantha Terrell
Blue Marble Review
Paying market for creative writing by students aged 13-22
Eightify
Chrome browser extension turns long YouTube videos into bullet-point summaries
AuthorsPublish List of Journals Open to Publishing Reprints
Two dozen literary and genre magazines that accept previously published writing
Bells of Kyiv
By Gloria Mindock
September 1983
By Lisa Dordal
The Teen Mag’s List of Literary Magazines Accepting Writing and Art from Teens
11 journals and opportunities for young adults
Letter to My Parents Long Gone from 853 Riverside Drive
By Norbert Hirschhorn
Slated
Online clearinghouse matches screenwriters with financiers and moviemakers
Stage 32
Screenwriters’ social network and resource site with free and paid tiers
Sunspot Literary Journal: Rigel Contest for Short Story, Novel, Novella, Artwork, Graphic Novel, or Poem
Rigel is the brightest star in the Orion constellation. Sunspot Lit is looking for the single short story, novel, novella, artwork, graphic novel, or poem that outshines all the rest.
Feed the Beast
By Pádraig Ó Tuama
Hail and Farewell
By Abby E. Murray
Camp Damascus
By Chuck Tingle
The Boy in the Rain
By Stephanie Cowell
Subscriber News: May 2023
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
The Essay as Experiment
Memoirist Christine Imperial shares the benefits of “disarrangement” and uncertainty in essay-writing
Apogee Journal
Online literary journal that engages with identity and its intersections
When Do I Earn Out?
Free online program calculates the book sales you’ll need to earn out your advance
The Dial
Online journal of essays on international politics, culture, and ideas
Lighthouse Poem
By Eva Tortora
Largehearted Boy
Long-running literary blog pairs new books with authors’ music playlists
Maurya Kerr and Tamara Panici Win the 20th Annual Tom Howard/Margaret Reid Poetry Contest
Maurya Kerr of Oakland, California won the Tom Howard Prize of $3,000 for a poem in any style or genre, for “Orion”. Tamara Panici of Washington, DC won the Margaret Reid Prize of $3,000 for a poem that rhymes or has a traditional style, for “Elegy for Childhood Written in…
Because Everything Here is a Brightness
By John Sibley Williams
Maurya Kerr and Tamara Panici Win the 20th Annual Tom Howard/Margaret Reid Poetry Contest Sponsored by Winning Writers
Winning Writers awarded $8,000 in prizes for poems in any style and poems that rhyme or have a traditional style
Subscriber News: April 2023
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
From Mormon to Mermaid by Lorelei
Winner of the 2022 North Street Book Prize for Creative Nonfiction & Memoir. Lorelei chronicles her journey into the heart of the Mormon faith, and out of it.
Paisley Invasion by Alicia Czechowski
Why have Paisleys come to Earth, and what will be the outcome of their peculiarly strange visitation?
The Blessed by Kyle Derek McDonald
Ambitiously composed in Sesta Rima—rhyming six-line stanzas—and with a compelling cast of unique characters, The Blessed offers a galloping fantasy epic experience unlike anything else.
The Quarry: A Social Justice Poetry Database
Split This Rock searchable database of over 600 poems by contemporary socially engaged poets
