Quarterly literary magazine publishing fiction, CNF, poetry, craft essays, interviews, and book reviews. Submissions period 9/1 - 12/1.
Berea, Kentucky
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Inspired by @AvashiaNeema, @darjeun, and #NationalLibraryWeek, here's the WV library that supplied me with orange-covered biographies and Joan Aiken novels, where the writer I would become started to unfurl, to dream of the next word or chapter or book. @MarionCoLibs
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This little library made me a reader, and then a writer. Within its walls, I only heard “Yes.” Yes, check out as many books as you can. Yes, read to understand the world and yourself. Celebrating libraries as cornerstones of both democracy and humanity, this week and always. ❤️
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My remarks from today's induction as the new Poet Laureate of Kentucky. I hope you might have nine minutes to listen in. I am so thankful to all of you for the well-wishes. I appreciate them more than I can say. Big love to all. youtube.com/watch?v=oEzjFRFV…
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I spoke with @caseyparks for @oxfordamerican about how her memoir 'Diary of a Misfit' captures the South's contradictions surrounding gender and #LGBTQ identity, and how she was changed by writing it.
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Don't miss it! On Wednesday Appalachia Review is unveiling "The Daughters of Muscadine" cover. These stories by Monic Ductan will also be heralded by an article by Silas House, editor of the Fireside Industries imprint. Catch it all over at … instagr.am/p/CoDvUijvk6q/
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Hey, WV friends-if you know a young person who could really use some love right now in the face of all the hate coming down from the WV legislature, DM me. I’m giving away 10 copies of Another Appalachia to young LGBTQ+ West Virginians.
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Something I’ve learned during the book pub process: Expatalachians are everywhere. They work at Brown and Barrelhouse and CNN and Salon. In Boston libraries and Chicago bookstores. And they lift up our stories every chance they get. ❤️
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“In today’s haunting poem, we see how even the food itself becomes almost alive with all that constant watching.”
Today’s encore poem is “Asking About My Mother” by Crystal Wilkinson @CrystalWilki bit.ly/3WgpxoS
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“Quietly tucked in those mountains you will find some of the most intelligent people I’ve ever encountered.”
Appalachian fortune cookies. Generally, 2022
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Ada Limon Interview: Ada Limon is an outstanding poet and an inspiring woman. Take a peek into the method to her brilliance in this interview by Amber Tamblyn.
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@adalimon @ambertamblyn
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“We kick through new-fallen poplar leaves and make a pact to quit shaving our legs until Winter Formal. We succeed, all of us wild women. All of us animals.”
Today's Flash Friday is by @anniefrazzr.
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ALT Image: Tinted pink, a open field, a girl or woman with a rabbit mask on her head. Text: All of Us Animals. Annie Frazier.
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Hub City Writers Project seeks an Executive Director to help further our mission to cultivate readers and nurture writers in Spartanburg, SC. Interested and qualified candidates can find more information at the link below.
Learn more and apply:
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ALT Now Hiring Executive Director Hub City Writers Project Seeking an Executive Director to help further our mission to cultivate readers and nurture writers at an award-winning literary non-profit organization Application open through January 29 Learn more and apply: hubcity.org/jobs
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I know the twittersphere moves fast, but sometimes I don’t. Still shocked and honored to have been nominated for the @PushcartPrize by @AppReviewMag—and in such good company (including @kathdriskell @JeremyDae @GavinColton)! Thanks to @roybhoffman for the original prompt.
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I had a great time chatting with @eekshecried about her new book 'Runaway' for @AppReviewMag.
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"We don’t know how to talk about grief, and we’re doing it less." @silasdhouse on the power of collective mourning.
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Delighted to be nominated for a Pushcart for my story, “Little Piles of Change.” Grateful to be in the company of so many talented writers. Thank you to @JasonKyleHoward and the wonderful folks at @AppReviewMag for believing in the work 💙
Congratulations to our Pushcart nominees: @GavinColton @kathdriskell Christopher Labaza, Quincy Gray McMichael, Caroline McTeer, @JeremyDae
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Submissions are now open at thenewlimestonereview.submit… until the end of the year! (Or until we hit our cap, so be wary of the dilly-dallying mindset - get 'em in!) Send us your Fiction, your Poetry, your CNF! Selected works will be published to our online journal come springtime.
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"Writing a memoir is an act of love ... because it requires empathy and compassion. An act of love because it strives to tell the truth in all its complexity. " ~ Lee Martin / @LeeMartinAuthor
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