My piece is now published in Sublunary Review.
Do read at your spare time.
"So it’s true that the river knows me, she thought, and the mollies started swimming westward. Suddenly, a heron perched on her shoulder, and her eyes reddened."
A short story by Meredith Chiwenkpe Asuru (@mcasuru)
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WHERE DOES EPIDEMIOLOGY BEGIN?
More times than I can remember, colleagues and other public health associates have asked me where epidemiology truly begins.
In this article, I explain the starting point with a relatable example.
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I'm thrilled to announce that my piece "The River" is now available on @SublunaryReview
Writing "The River" was relieving above all things, and I cant wait for you'll to meet Somto and Kele.
Read the River here:
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And do tell me what stayed with you.
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If you love beautiful writing, this piece was written with you in mind.
Couldn't stop until I reached the end.
"Helen’s greatest fear is that she is not believable."
A haunting short story by Mary Cutright
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🔴 It is live
What happens when a wife returns to the same village they’d abandoned, seeking to restore her husband’s health?
Find out in my newest piece “Fireflies”
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Don’t forget to like, and share
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TOLD IT IN 3,000+ WORDS
Yay! The second entry for my Short Story collection has been accepted for publication in the beautiful @spillwords press.
Writing "Fireflies" was deeply fufilling.
P.S: first entry "The River" will appear in @SublunaryReview soon
#fiction
Meredith Chịwenkpe Asụru retweeted
Do you know about The SmokeLong Workshop Prize? If you've participated in a SmokeLong Workshop (since 2019) and you've published something you started in that workshop, you're eligible. You can find this free-to-enter competition on our Submittable page.
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Last call for fiction, poetry, and art submissions! We close tomorrow at 11:59 Eastern time.
Sober Mom is a moving and beautifully written piece. I couldnt take it off my mind after the first read.
Congrats Liz on winning the Hope contest.
And for the successful publication of your debut memoir "Sober Mom."
"Sober Mom" by Elizabeth Jannuzzi, who writes about loss, motherhood, and recovery. Her debut memoir, Sober Mom, publishes July 2026 from She Writes Press. "Sober Mom" won our HOPE contest, judged by @mcasuru and part of our 2026 Micromemoir Marathon
Meredith Chịwenkpe Asụru retweeted
"Sober Mom" by Elizabeth Jannuzzi, who writes about loss, motherhood, and recovery. Her debut memoir, Sober Mom, publishes July 2026 from She Writes Press. "Sober Mom" won our HOPE contest, judged by @mcasuru and part of our 2026 Micromemoir Marathon
TOLD IT IN 101 WORDS.
Yes.
My microfiction piece "Night Sun" has been accepted for publication in the spectacular 101words.org.
Good News!
Starting May 6, I will be joining 25 other international writers as a judge for @FiveMinuteLit Micro Marathon Contest.
26 days of Micro Marathon:
Contest submission guidelines here:
fiveminutelit.com/marathon
#literature #storytelling #writing #flashfiction #fypシ
Good news!
My flash fiction piece "Ọwu Mịni Rẹma" has been accepted for publication around 20:55 PM on June 13, 2026, as part of the Flash Flood for National Flash Fiction Day 2026.
#literature #flashfiction #MicroFiction #fiction #fypシ #storytelling
“You’re invited”… but this isn’t the kind of invitation you ignore
In just 100 words, this microfiction delivers a twist you won’t see coming.
Now featured on @spillwords
Read. Like, Share.
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