Tag: literary magazines
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Love Sci-Fi? Check out Soft Star Magazine
I love sci-fi. I couldn’t get enough of the stories in magazines and anthologies. I don’t usually write sci-fi but had a nagging idea about a new way to live. It was difficult to explain IRL so I decided to write a story about it. It’s online but I just got my printed copy. The…
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New short story published by Soft Star Magazine
I am honored to be have my speculative fiction piece published in soft star magazine. I’ve been following them right from the beginning and love the way I get thoughtful and creative things to read every couple of days. This piece is different than my typical narratives. It’s non-linear speculative fiction. Hope you enjoy! #writers…
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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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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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Launching new literary Journal
Okay friends. Here we go. I am launching Tangled Locks Journal. We will be accepting submissions starting April 21st and will publish our first issue on June 21st. https://tangledlocksjournal.com
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Hoping publishing will alway make my heart sing!
I just had a new work accepted in an anthology. My heart skipped a beat when I found out. This is my second piece that will be published. I am a long way from being jaded or bored with people reading my work. I can barely contain my eagerness when I ask family, friends and…
Teresa Berkowitz 