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kenyonreview.org

“[A]t the time that I wanted to write stories and had stories to write, I felt free to write them, thanks to the fellowship.” Flannery O’Connor About the KR Fellowships […]

thegeorgiareview.com

When my children were toddlers, they enjoyed a lift-the-flap book by author and illustrator Karen Katz called Where Is Baby’s Mommy? I found the title both amusing and alarming. Why did Mommy leave Baby on his own, searching inside, behind, and underneath furniture to find her? Was Mommy drinking alone in the closet? Was she

thesunmagazine.org

Judith Hertogis finishing a memoir-in-essays on identity, conflict, and how not to lose hope. She grew up in Amsterdam, moved to Israel as a teen, and is now based in Vermont. As a student in Jerusalem in the nineties, she volunteered for the human rights organization HaMoked. (judithhertog.com)

poetryfoundation.org

Poems, readings, poetry news and the entire 110-year archive of POETRY magazine.

adroit.submittable.com

Please read submission guidelines located under the 'Submit' tab on The Adroit Journal's website. When we are open to considering new work, please follow these guidelinesFiction- up to 3 pieces at a time, 9,000 words maximum (across pieces).Creative Nonfiction- up to 3 pieces at a time, 9,000 words maximum (across pieces).Poetry - up to 6 poems at a time, no length limits.Translation - up to 6 poems at a time, no length limits; OR up to 3 pieces of prose at a time, 9,000 words maximum (across pieces).Art - up to 6 pieces at a time, both black/white & color accepted.In addition, look for opportunities to submit Interviews & Reviews and to apply for volunteer staff positions on The Adroit Journal.Click here to read and familiarize yourself with The Adroit Journal.

submittable.com

Everything you need to know about Submittable's grants management and CSR software. Find answers about features, pricing, and why organizations choose our platform.

theatlantic.com

The author’s novel about race transformation fails to take an old idea to new places.

nytimes.com

Wirecutter tests and reviews the best tech, appliances, gear, and more. You can trust our veteran journalists, scientists, and experts to find the best stuff.

pemberley.com

welcome to the home of the republic of pemberley.  this is our second move since 2014 and  is our final attempt to retrench. in this newer, more streamlined place, you will find that some things have changed and some remain the same.

fadmagazine.com

Faithful and Fearless: Portraits of Dogs from Gainsborough to Hockney explores our devotion to four-legged friends across the centuries.