Chris Daley

Submission Sunday 9.28.25 The Hope Prize, The Southern Review, Guernica, SmokeLong, University of Massachusetts Press, Black Warrior Review, Points in Case, and the Jennifer Lyons Literary Agency

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Let's do this EVERY TIME

Submission Sunday 9.21.25 The Kenyon Review, New England Review, The Idaho Review, Los Angeles Review of Books, Sonora Review, Hub City Press, Interstellar Flight Magazine, and Vermont Studio Center

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Submission Sunday 9.14.25 The Missouri Review, The Rumpus, Boulevard, Open Secrets Magazine, Design Observer, Strange Pilgrims, Kill Your Darlings, and the Camargo Foundation

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Submission Sunday 8.17.25 The Sun, Quest, Black Fox, The Branches, University of New Orleans Press, The Black Ordinary, Stepping Out: Writings on Infidelity, and Bloedel Reserve

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Submission Sunday 8.3.25 Oxford Poetry, Wigleaf, Indiana Review, The Atavist Magazine, Feels Zine, Dominique, Purgatory Comics Press, and Sterling Lord Literistic

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Woofer with little subwoofer…. 🥰
Good boy keeping the little one calm… 🐶

When you strip away humanity

The Tesla diner is unfortunately in my neighborhood so I took a little peek to see boxes of milk and frozen foods out in the heat. Good luck to everyone’s stomachs.

Izzy Obsourne in special effects make up to look like a werewolf. He dressed this way when he released the album, Bark at the Moon, in 1983.

My first Ozzy is still my favorite Ozzy.

I’m gonna go on that circle debate show and try to convince 25 ghosts that they’re dead

They'd rather go home than face the truth.

Ruben Gallego

Submission Sunday 7.20.25 Scottish Arts Trust, Ploughshares, Grand Journal, The Masters Review, Halfway Down the Stairs, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, HyeBred Magazine, and The Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation

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Stephen Colbert is a profoundly good and deeply talented man with a great staff and an excellent show. They all deserve better.

Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein's most prominent abuse survivors, dies by suicide Other Epstein victims credited Giuffre with giving them the courage to speak out.

A reminder that after years of speaking out against Epstein and giving other survivors the courage to come forward, Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre died by suicide in April at the age of 41.

Let's not forget that there are real human tragedies behind everything we're discussing.

A preview of Jen's website!

Medieval scholar Jennifer N. Brown has made a successful leap into hot literary fiction. I feel honored to have worked with Jen on both her query letter and her author website! Preorder her debut THE LOST BOOK OF ELIZABETH BARTON coming out from St. Martin’s Press in April at jennifer-brown.com.

Submission Sunday 7.6.25 Virginia Quarterly Review, Sarabande, Journal Journal, New American Press, Barrelhouse, Fractured Lit, JSTOR Daily, and Massie McQuilkin & Altman

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Pretty amazing that a former president will sit quietly as one of his successors orders US troops into American cities and ships innocent people off to concentration camps—but feels compelled to speak up when a fellow HR nightmare is at risk of losing to another member of the same party.

Submission Sunday 6.22.25 One Story, Black Lawrence Press, Business Insider, Geezer, The Masters Review, The Glacier, The Table Review, and Loghaven Artist Residency

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Submission Sunday 5.25.25 The Hope Prize, Mississippi Review, The Dial, University of Pittsburgh Press, Shooter Literary Magazine, Driftwood Press, MIT Technology Review, and Headlands Center for the Arts

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Submission Sunday 5.11.25 The Novelry, Lux + Dirt, The Common, Tough Poets Review, jmww, The Palisades Review, Uncharted Magazine, and The Kyoto Retreat

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A list of bad-news headlines wrapped up with an Atlantic article headlined “Why are young people everywhere so unhappy?”

I don’t know man, what could it possibly be?

An exhibit honoring victims of gun violence is taken down at ATF headquarters The Faces of Gun Violence exhibit at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) headquarters showed the portraits of 120 people killed in gun violence in the U.S.

The Faces of Gun Violence exhibit at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) headquarters showed the portraits of 120 people killed in gun violence in the U.S.

Submission Sunday 5.4.25: The Rejection Interview with Sara Campbell Our latest rejection interview: "Make yourself happy; compete with your highest self and the writer you know you can be. Write to please that person and you will never regret it."

Our latest subject of The Rejection Interview is Sara Campbell of Tiny Revolutions!

Submission Sunday 4.27.25 The New Yorker, Taco Bell Quarterly, X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine, Peatsmoke Journal, Scary Mommy, Waterston Desert Writing Prize, Slant’d, and Andrea Brown Literary Agency

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Submission Sunday 4.13.25 PEN America, NYC Midnight, TriQuarterly, Writer’s Digest, Black Fox, Lit Mag News, Megacity Review, and The Studios of Key West

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Let's start our week of posting with something positive. A number of major publishers joined together to send a letter to Congress in support of the IMLS global.penguinrandomhouse.com/announcement...

Can we stop calling these atrocities "deportations." These people sold to El Salvadorian prisons were not deported. Deportation is a process that did not take place. They were rounded up and removed with no process. They were kidnapped, not deported.