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SUBS ARE OPEN IN ALL GENRES🎉Here at NR, our resolution has always been to treat writers how we want to be treated: submission is free, contributors get paid, and our online mag is free to everyone. Happy New Year!
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Do you love watching, talking and writing about films and the Asian American experience? We need a group of dedicated screeners to evaluate these films, helping to shape our programming. Apply now!
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smash! that! preorder button!
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I'm so happy to reveal the cover of my new book, The American Daughters! It's available for pre-order from your favorite bookstore. The book is about a group of Black women and girls who form a spy ring to resist the Confederates! Save the date for a release event March 5, 2024. – at Senegal
A lil haiku about my first writers’ conference:
It’s been two days since
the inglorious shuttle
home. I’m still pooped.
Today at @sewaneewriters, this piece by @kimmagowan breaking me into a million tiny pieces… Amazing class on experimental writing led by @mcrane_12.
If Mandy Moore’s 47 Meters Down taught us anything, it was that the real scary was the ocean, NOT the sharks.
The cognitive dissonance when you wake up to a lit mag rejection, spend the whole morning reading a novel that makes you cry, almost skip lunch (and technology) to read through to the end…!
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💭 I like to travel by train. Ships are too slow and airplanes too fast (my soul can hardly catch up with my body).
Writer Isabel Allende shares what she packs for a trip, how she prepares to travel and her favorite place in the world.
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Read the rest of “20/20,” @rucycui’s Barry Hannah Prize-winning short story, in our latest issue! Judge @RavenLeilani calls it “[a]n absolute joy to read”—so you know it’s good!
📸 by Wyeth Studio
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“Because it’s easier, you’ll forgo your glasses. It shocks people who know you, the shape of your eyes and the bridge of your nose, as if correctional lenses are as good as blindfolds. And people who don’t know you?”
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Issue 34 of Yalobusha Review is live! 🎉 Along with stunning new fiction and poetry, YR:34 features the winner of the 2021 Barry Hannah Prize in Fiction @rucycui, a conversation with poet and debut author @joshuanguyen03, and art by Wyeth Studio!
My short story "20/20" has won the Barry Hannah Prize! Judged this year by @RavenLeilani! I'm so happy something a little more ~experimental~ of mine has found a home in @YalobushaReview. It's now live, and if you'd like, you can read here: yr.olemiss.edu/piece/20-20/
Such an auspicious way to start 2022! Thank you!
Congratulations to writer @rucycui, the winner of the 2021 Barry Hannah Prize in Fiction judged by @raven_leilani. You can read Rucy’s stunning story “20/20” in the new Fall/Winter issue of Yalobusha Review when it launches next week 🎉
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we’re opening submissions today for the next two months!
send in your most rule breaking, genre-bending fiction, non fiction and poetry
