Author: Teresa Berkowitz
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“We Soared” published by Mountain Blue Bird Magazine
I’m catching up! This summer my poem “We Soared” was published in the exquisite Mountain Bluebird Magazine. This is a print-only journal. Issue 2 is at the printers. To find out how to submit, subscribe, advertise and support please check out the link: https://jennyforrester.com/mountain-bluebird-magazine-press/ #poetrycommunity #writingcommunity #literary #openforsubmissions
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Changing the World, Word by Word.
Originally posted on Tangled Locks Journal: What if the world valued words more than dollars? Writers don’t just tell stories, they develop empathy, the most precious commodity in humanity. Writers and poets! You are making the world a better place. Keep writing as though humanity depends on it (we do)! And get your work out…
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Open for submission for our August MoonBite
Originally posted on Tangled Locks Journal: For me, the strength of microprose and poetry is the power to evoke vivid images with just few words. As a former art director and illustrator, I love reading and rereading a piece until those images fully form in my mind and finding a way to those images with…
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Our Summer 2022 Issue has Launched.
Originally posted on Tangled Locks Journal: Our fifth issue is a celebration of inventive voices. We didn’t completely veer away from the social and political (How could we in times like this?) but we did select work that electrified us with power, sometimes shocked us, and often amused us. Enjoy new work by Liz Clarke,…
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Spring update
I’ve been so busy with Tangled Locks Journal. We just published our spring issue and we are already reading submissions for three projects. We are also offering services to writers to help them meet their goals. We are providing developmental feedback for works in process, editing, website development and social medial marketing planning. It’s been…
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Just wrapped up our first MoonBite
My vision when I launched Tangled Locks Journal was to partner with writers in a deep way to gain visibility for their work. Our monthly MoonBites takes that collaboration to a deeper level. We know that there are vibrant communities of readers and writers on social media including the image-based platforms. For our MoonBites, we…
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Social Distancing
Are there more birds? the man thought. Or is there more time to notice them?The birds sing all morning demanding his attention but nothing more. But he has so much to give. He sets up bird feeders even though his yard is filled with fruit trees and berries. He shoos away neighborhood cats and worries…
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