Blog Grid Blog Eat up. Writing is the New Kale. February 11, 2019 Kelly Rafferty, Poetry Panelist During the summer of second grade, I sheltered earthworms inside a deep puddle I graciously flooded every... Caption-worthy Poetry February 9, 2019 Esther Santiago Rodriguez, Fiction Panelist During the last few years, social media seems to have taken over the world, and now it’s taking over the... Becoming a Social Writer February 8, 2019 Joseph Frare, Fiction Panel Editor If there is one thing to take away from “Social Media for the Authors: The Toughest Topic to Advise... Strategies for Editing February 7, 2019 Allison Rosaci, Non-fiction and Multimedia Panelist Congratulations on finishing up your writing – whether it be a creative project or a paper... Dystopias for Hire: Commercialization and Dilution of a Genre February 6, 2019 Anna Zarra Aldrich, Blog Editor A man sits beside the banks of the Thames, sandwiched between the reconstruction of the Globe Theatre and the Tate... How to Submit to Literary Magazines April 23, 2018 Christian Buckley As a literary magazine ourselves, we’d like to reach more authors with great stories. For the writer, literary magazines are a great... Finding Time to Write April 18, 2018 Lilia Shen I like to joke all the time that I’m a writer who doesn’t write. I’m a junior in college, currently getting ready to apply for medical... Tips for the Present from an Almost-Graduate April 13, 2018 Rebecca Hill When I first came to college, my biggest concern was choosing my major. I thought I was choosing my entire life path. I remember pacing... 5 Ecopoets for Anyone Looking to be Haunted April 11, 2018 Amanda McCarthy Ecopoetry is a word used to mean many things in the poetry cannon, however the main point of many of these arguments is that ecopoets... «‹424344454647484950›»