Just one week until Halloween! 🎃 What's your favorite spooky story or poem to read this time of year? Reply to let us know! ⬇️
#Halloween #SpookyStories #Horror
For this week’s #MustRead, Assistant Editor Chris Corroda recommends Jamie Mullins’s flash piece, The Talking Dog, recently featured by @CraftLiterary
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#FlashFiction #TalkingDog #AttentionEconomy
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Lovely to come home to my contributor copy of @rowanglassworks Fall 2026 issue 🍂
Honoured to see 'Queerness of Our Species' in print. Such a beautifully produced magazine.
Thank you to EIC Katie Budris for including me alongside such stellar creatives from the US and abroad.
Annual reading is today! Join us tonight at 6:30 for some yummy pastries, delicious lattes, and amazing work at High Grounds in Glassboro!
#GWIssue33 #SJAuthors #Reading #Poetry #Fiction
Today's Issue 33 feature comes from CNF piece "Searching for Change" by Ashley Haines! You can read all of the spectacular pieces from our latest issue, this one included, here: issuu.com/glassworksmagazine…
#CreativeNonfiction #CNF #LitMag #GetPublished
“They who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream by night.” – Edgar Allan Poe
Does daydreaming help your writing process?
#QuotesToLiveBy #EdgarAllanPoe #LitMag #AmWriting #WriterlyQuotes
We're just four days away from our annual reading! We can't wait to hear these amazing pieces, so join us this Thursday!
#Poetry #Fiction #GWIssue33 #AnnualReading #Writing

ALT Shannon Frost Greenstein (She/They) resides in Philadelphia with her family and cats. She has authored “Through the Lens of Time” (2026), a forthcoming fiction collection with Thirty West Publishing, and “These Are a Few of My Least Favorite Things” (2022), a book of poetry from Really Serious Lit. Shannon is a former Ph.D. candidate in Continental Philosophy and a multi-time Pushcart Prize nominee. Her work appears in McSweeney’s, Pithead Chapel, Nimrod Journal, and elsewhere. Shannon’s passions include Friedrich Nietzsche, anti-racism, the Seven Summits, the Hamilton Soundtrack, and acquiring more cats.
Our fiction and poetry submissions have reached their cap and are now closed, but there's still time to send in your other pieces! Check out the link below to submit your work.
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#LitMag #CallForSubmissions #GetPublished #CNF #Artwork #FlashFiction
This week’s #MustRead comes from Assistant Editor Julia D’Orazio. In Kayla Poyer's Substack piece “An Open Letter,” she describes her experience in being a writer and the trials and tribulations that come along with it.
#KayPoyer #Substack #Glassworks
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We are so excited for our first poetry feature of Issue 33. These wonderful poems are by Kristen Park @kristen_writes, J. Alan Nelson @7AlanNelson, and Matthew Perry. Read their full poems in Issue 33 here! issuu.com/glassworksmagazine…
#GWIssue33 #Poetry #LitMag #Features #Writing
This #WriterWednesday, we bring you a cozy autumn This or That, Writer edition 🍂
Let us know your answers in the comments!
#WriterLife #LitMeg #Autumn #ThisorThat
This week’s #MustRead comes from Associate Editor Erin Roca. New York writer Sumitra Martin details the stress of leaving her child for a writing residency abroad and how her mother stepped in to help with childcare.
#OpenSecrets #WritersResidency #CNF
opensecretsmagazine.com/p/mo…
"I don't think we should ever exist beyond a point of self-discovery and self-realization. We're always learning and growing."
Read the full interview with Xio Axelrod on our website. Link in bio!
#Interview #Fiction #AmReading #LitMag #PhillyAuthors
Want to see more of Maria Pianelli Blair's stunning and vivid artwork? Check out Issue 33 at the link in our bio!
#Art #ArtistsofX #LitMag
This week’s #MustRead comes from Assistant Editor Allison Passalacqua. Author Devon Halliday’s Substack article, “Why You’re Not Writing” offers a series of diagnoses and prescriptions to common struggles that cause us writers to get stuck!
#WritersBlock
devonhalliday.substack.com/p…
What's a writer to do when their work sprouts a mind of its own? Associate editor Erica Rose discusses how and when to let the characters take the wheel in her op-ed "Let Your Characters Grow: Why Writers Should Allow Their Creations to Change the Story."
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This week’s #MustRead comes from Associate Editor Meg Nielsen: the first chapter of The Writing Life, by the late Annie Dillard.
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#AnnieDillard #TheWritingLife #Inspiration

























