Submitting our work can often feel daunting, risky, even scary. Although I’m sure there is one, I can’t currently think of another profession where one willingly places themselves in a position to be rejected as much as writers do.
Associate Editor Taylor Byas interviews our Literary Nonfiction Guest Editor Jerald Walker.
Teachers, homework, and ringing bells. How do poets revisit the challenges of the school year?
We are thrilled to announce our incredible nominations for this year’s Best of the Net Anthology!
Here are some key takeaways from our audience survey earlier this month.
We’re conducting a survey about your reading habits to help us plan—and raffling off a $50 bookstore gift card and three subscriptions!
Poet and essayist Sean Thomas Dougherty describes his night job as a medical technician and life-skills trainer at a facility for those with traumatic brain injuries.
How can we write against the generalities about places we’ve lived, especially Appalachia?
In this masterful microessay that blends experience and surrealism (as well as a Q & A), Heather Lanier explores the experience of an applicant on the academic job market.
Novelist Elizabeth Bales Frank shares her experiences doing research for law firms.
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