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Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years? - Gooseberry Pie Lit Magazine Photo by The Cleveland Museum of Art on Unsplash by Sarah Lynn Hurd You might be flat on your back, picking at loose fibers in a worn Turkish rug you inherited from your mother, who managed a Pier 1 I...

“the fibers might remind you of worms, your first playmates as a child, and the time you ate three of them”
@sarlynh.bsky.social

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It’s a minor thrill and a great annoyance to be kept awake thinking about revisions

This sounds like my perfect day

“It also makes me wanna cry—but in a fun way” - me after two glasses of wine

This beautiful story by @sarlynh.bsky.social in @gooseberrypielit.bsky.social hit me right in my emotional core. Highly recommend!

Thank you so much for reading and sharing, Nicole! <3

Ash!!! Thank you 😭💗🥹

"...or she might be wandering in a field, brushing hands over long grasses, floating on her back in an endless ocean,...."

Big love for this gem by @sarlynh.bsky.social in @gooseberrypielit.bsky.social 💙💙💙

Dan! Thank you for reading and sharing!

Thank you so much! :’)

Thank you Lillie!! <3

Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years? - Gooseberry Pie Lit Magazine Photo by The Cleveland Museum of Art on Unsplash by Sarah Lynn Hurd You might be flat on your back, picking at loose fibers in a worn Turkish rug you inherited from your mother, who managed a Pier 1 I...

Excited to share my newest piece in @gooseberrypielit.bsky.social Issue 36: "Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years?"

Thank you @jhhwriter.bsky.social for including my work alongside that of so many other remarkable writers!

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Small, square card with a simple watercolor strawberry cake placed on a brown paper stamp-scalloped frame

My mom strictly enforced handmade cards for any and every occasion and I can’t escape it

Margaret Mulaney and the New Faces by Cuyler Meade

Hi! Why not read this story of mine? If you feel like it, you know.

Published in @trampset.bsky.social in February.

Margaret Mulaney and the New Faces trampset.org/margaret-mul...

So excited to have a new story in one of my very favorite magazines today. Super proud of this one, and I hope you all like it.

This is so good! haunting!

"I’m so aware of it now, that little ball of poisonous tissue."

I can tell this one is going to stick with me for quite a while. Fantastic, horrifying work @jaimegill.bsky.social!

"Eight squirts of popcorn butter bled through thin paper bags"

Love this perfect coming-of-age story by my talented friend @ashdoeswords.bsky.social! Dripping with nostalgia bleeding through thin paper bags <3

IN A NUTSHELL: An Anthology of Micro-poems IN A NUTSHELL: An Anthology of Micro-poems ONE ART is pleased to announce IN A NUTSHELL: An Anthology of Micro-poems, Guest Edited by Julia Caroline Knowlton! About The Guest EditorJulia Caroline K…

ONE ART is pleased to announce IN A NUTSHELL: An Anthology of Micro-poems, Guest Edited by Julia Caroline Knowlton!

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This piece is such a sensory experience and I loved every bit of it. I don't know how you pack so much into your micros, Ash! (I know I'm so late on sharing this one, but I've been thinking of it since I first read it)

The language in this story, like all of Mizuki's writing, truly sings. It carries it's own melody, and I feel you can hear it even in the title.

such a perfect red!

must stay primed for a rambling monologue at a moment's notice!

you're driving on a sparse midwestern highway at 7 am to an office in an out-of-town industrial area in your 2006 corolla with rusted wheel wells, fog settling across browning september fields, and you're singing along to you don't know you're beautiful on the radio and you're 31 years old and—

Curfew So what the door was guarded So what we were imprisoned there So what the street was barred off So what the town was under attack So what she was famished So what we were without arms So what night had fallen So what we made love. PAUL ÉLUARD (1895-1952) Translated by William Carlos Williams

PAUL ÉLUARD (1895-1952)

Translated by William Carlos Williams

Thank you so much, ZE!

Thank you so much! <3

In such incredible company with this stunning piece that I can't believe I've only now read!