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L’apocalypse by Marvit Ahanonu.

Visit our blog (link in bio) to read our Artist Spotlight interview with Marvit, and to see more of her artwork.

Today is the day! Come visit us at booth #882.

We have free stickers, bookmarks, and snacks. We also have an exclusive promo for those who come by our booth to receive FREE editorial feedback on a future submission.

You will also find some merch for sale, as well as our AWP exclusive print issue.

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The Seed and the Shell by Mukul Barman. Pen ink on paper.

...a powerful abstract composition that evokes themes of conception, cellular life, and primordial containment.

Follow @MGLiterary.bsky.social for more remarkable artwork.

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Creative Conversations: Rachelle Atalla Join Author Rachelle Atalla in conversation

Creative Conversations: Rachelle Atalla
9 March @glasgow.ac.uk – free

The perfect escape. The perfect nightmare.

Rachelle Atalla discusses her unsettling, creepy, & claustrophobic novel, THE SALT FLATS
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📚 The Authors Guild ( @authorsguild.org ) has expanded its Human Authored certification to all U.S. authors.
Writers can now certify their books as human written and display the mark on covers, listings, and marketing materials.
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“Read, read, read. Read everything — trash, classics, good and bad, and see how they do it. Just like a carpenter who works as an apprentice and studies the master.”
—William Faulkner #5amWritersClub #WritingCommunity #WriterSky #AmWriting

“The Bride!” Is All Exclamations but No Explanations Maggie Gyllenhaal’s imaginative adaptation of the Frankenstein story, starring Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale, leaves its premise and its principles undeveloped.

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride!” revisits both the novel “Frankenstein” and one of its odd cinematic offshoots, 1935’s “Bride of Frankenstein,” however, the film’s true precursors are Todd Phillips’s “Joker” movies. newyorkermag.visitlink.me/3MMDXN

@artmadrid.bsky.social is on now at the Palacio de Cibeles in Madrid #art #arte #madrid

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We're halfway through our Mini Bin sub call - so today's Preloved Stories spotlight is very relevant 🦝

Guest reader Madeleine said of @charlylou.bsky.social's microfiction: "I’m impressed with what this has packed into a tiny word count."

Read and listen here:
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We are delighted to welcome Michael Czyzniejewski with his #shortstory Extra, out tomorrow @mczyzniejewski.bsky.social #flashfiction #readingcommunity

Read Two Poems by Srija Upadhyay on MoonLit Getaway (link in bio)
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TOMORROW MORNING at 10:35am, Baltimore time! Join us for our #AWP26 panel, “More than Memory: The Art of Jewish Storytelling in Creative Nonfiction.” Jessie Askinazi, Michael Ian Black, Hannah Cohen, Kenning JP García, and yours truly! Room 314, Level 300, at the Baltimore Convention Center!

TOMORROW MORNING at 10:35am, Baltimore time! Join us for our #AWP26 panel, “More than Memory: The Art of Jewish Storytelling in Creative Nonfiction.” Jessie Askinazi, Michael Ian Black, Hannah Cohen, Kenning JP García, and yours truly! Room 314, Level 300, at the Baltimore Convention Center!

NEW! The Robert J Sawyer Collection 🚀 Plus, the Magpie Award is now open 🖋️ Find all the details in this week's newsletter: mailchi.mp/6a0dd6137f02...

We're rallying! Our fundraiser is now on until March 31. Perks: Limited-edition gift boxes, passes to Vancouver Art Gallery + the Museum of Vancouver. Details + donate: geist.com/donate/donate-to-geist-today
Thanks MoV, Vancouver Art Gallery, Creative BC and the Province of BC for their support.

Corazón posible by Ted Bernal GuevaraMagdalena, serve another pricey drink my way.I won’t be bitter. This evening wrecks decay.Anyway, plans with you are up a steep hill,I know. I’m just a long wait to that sacred mi...

A new love poem by Ted Bernal Guevara is now out on our site. Photography by Gueorgui Pinkhassov. Check it out!

#litmag #literarymagazine #revistachilena #revistaliteraria #lovepoetry #poetry #bilingual #gueorguipinkhassov
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The Future of Horror Movies Is on YouTube Many of the strangest, most striking horror films, from “The Night of the Living Dead” to “The Blair Witch Project,” come from first-timers working on shoestring budgets—but these days Hollywood is looking to YouTube for the next generation of horror auteurs.

With releases like “Iron Lung” and “Backrooms,” Hollywood is looking to YouTube for the next generation of horror auteurs. What does that mean for the future of the genre? www.newyorker.com/culture/infi...

Read "Ballymarkahan Castle" by Baskin Cooper on MoonLitGetaway.com
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Strength from Impact by Marvit Ahanonu.

Visit our blog (link in bio) to read our Artist Spotlight interview with Marvit, and to see more of her artwork.

Starts today at IFEMA and we'll be there! #art #arte #modernart #madrid #artfair

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To Envy the Muse – Free Flash Fiction She is young and beautiful, her long black hair tied in a ponytail. She is writing. Bruno sits three tables away as a soft cascade of modern jazz drifts through the café. He cannot tell what she is wr...

To Envy the Muse
by
Arthur Shattuck O’Keefe
arthurokeefe.net

#FlashFiction #writingcommunity #flashfiction #shortfiction #fiction #writing #writerslift #microfiction

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Our spotlight has a side of Q&A today 🦝
We found @ekmacdonald.bsky.social's short story to be full of tension, grit and authenticity - a proper *story* and a flawed, complex character in Reg.
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Also read Emily's cracking interview:
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How to Tell You’re Somewhere Else by Sarah Carleton A single hummingbird measures the crash and pull of waves beneath a wide sky. No green shimmerand near-invisible flight—the sprite holds still,black as a quarter note. Palms twice th...

Happy Wednesday! Here's "How to Tell You're Somewhere Else," by Sarah Carleton. Enjoy! #litmag #poetry
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Excerpt from "The Plath Girls" by Melinda Price-Wiltshire published in Issue 177 of The New Quarterly.

Featured this week in The New Quarterly is Melinda Price-Wiltshire's "The Plath Girls" from Issue 177! Click here to read the full story: tnq.ca/story/the-pl...

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PABLO STRAUSS is a translator of fiction from Quebec and non-fiction from wherever. He was born In Williams Lake, grew up in Victoria, and has lived in Quebec City for two decades.

Find Strauss' Notes on Writing essay, Finding the Right Music, in our current issue: EVENT 54/3.

The graphic for The Fiddlehead’s 2026 Creative Nonfiction Contest. The background is blue with an open padlock. There is a photo of Brian Braganza in the bottom left corner. The graphic reads: Unlock your story. Enter our 2026 Creative Nonfiction Contest. Deadline: June 1 2026. Enter via submittable. $2000 Prize plus publication. Judged by Brian Braganza. For more info visit thefiddlehead.ca/cnf-contest

The Fiddlehead's 2026 Creative Nonfiction Contest is now open for submissions!

The winner of the contest will receive $2000 and publication. Thank you to Brian Braganza for judging this year's contest.

Unlock your story. Find more information on our website: thefiddlehead.ca/cnf-contest

'Ghost Fish' by Katerina Grancharova

Follow @MGLiterary.bsky.social for remarkable artwork, fiction, and poetry.

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"To produce a mighty book, you must choose a mighty theme." —Herman Melville
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