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Christola Phoenix performed a story about Destiny for Story Collider.
Bella Books published Felicia Carparelli's Sapphic novel Tile M for Murder.
Tales from the Moonlit Path published Matt Hollingworth's story "Candles at Night".
Shimmy Braun's original musical parody Five will be playing at Theater 555.
Harper Collins published Natasha Alford's memoir American Negra.
The Upper New Review published Stacy Boone's story "Connect-the-Dots: Following the Unnatural Path of Water from the South San Juan Mountains to Albuquerque". Another of her stories, "Broken Pieces: An Accident that Felt Destined, Despite Every Effort to Avoid Complacency" was published in Appalachia.
One Art: a journal of poetry published Debbie Feit's poem "18 Reasons Why I Haven't Lost Weight". Another poem, "A (Mulberry) Tree Grows In Brooklyn", was published by Wild Greens Magazine.
Why Vandalism published Sheldon Siporin's poem "Bench".
Craft Literary published Dana Brewer Harris' story, "Sweet Knife"
Dreamforge published Richard Shury's Cli-Fi story "Petrichor".
Juniper literary magazine published Rose Auslander's poem "Swan Days."
Oldster magazine published Starina Catchatoorian's essay "The Golden Seed."
The Sullivan County Democrat published "What Oppenheimer Missed" by William Lenczuk.
Texas Tech University Press published Jefferey Spivey's debut short story collection, The Birthright of Sons.
Your Tango published Robin MacDonald's essay "I Met the Love of My Life on a Small Ship to Antarctica."
Penguin Random House Australia published Nicholas Bhasin's novel I Look Forward to Hearing from You.
Sequestrum published Joan Slatoff's story "Mermaids for Seashorses".
Book Funnel/Uplift Press included Jacqueline Kaufman's short story "Day Ninety-three" in its The Sun Still Rises anthology.
Union Square & Co. published Jessica Saunders' debut novel Love, Me.
The New York State Council on the Arts awarded Starina Catchatoorian a 2024 Artist's Grant.
Robin Michel Caudell's book Black Heel Strings: A Choptank Memoir won the 2023 Veterans Writing Award, given each year by Syracuse University to "recognize contributions by military veterans to the literary arts."
CandleLit Magazine published James Marshall's short story, "Three Wishes."
The Millions published Emma Kantor's essay "Visions of Summertime Sadness and Solitude in 'The Green Ray'".
The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators awarded SB Doro the Emerging Voices Award.
Rafu Shimpo published Keiko Moriyama's essay "A Journey of Unspoken Grace."
Gotham's Food Writing class inspired Diana Garcia to connect with clients that she works with at the Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Foodbank and develop a multi-cultural cookbook.
The Indiana Review published the essay "Collaborative Connections" by Zinaria Williams and Rahsaan "New York" Thomas.
YourTango published Tom Migdale's personal essay "The Genius Idea That Found Me Love After Two Failed Marriages."
Wiley published Catherine Henry's book Virtual Natives: How a New Generation is Revolutionizing the Future of Work, Play, and Culture
Literary Hub published Kate Roberts's essay "The Politics of Chronic Illness Memoirs."
Bottlecap Press published Mave Goren's chap book Entire the Cyclopean Hall.
Short Reads published Heather Osterman-Davis's essay "Bones."
Blackstone Publishing will publish Ali Smith's memoir, The Ballad of Speedball Baby, this coming January.
Little A published William Dameron's novel The Way Life Should Be.
Jasmin Allenspach was awarded The Tin House Seminar Scholarship for the Fall 2023 semester.
Cafe Lit magazine published James Marshall's short story "Why Would You Say That?"
West Side Rag published Bonnie Eissner's article "From Hawks to Hummingbirds: Where to See Some Astonishing Birds on the UWS This Fall."
The Killer Nashville Claymore Award went to Lucinda Gerlitz's story "The Chess Player" for Best Cozy.
Insider published Sharon Schindel's essay "While Other Parents Had a Typical Back-to-School Season, I Watched as my Daughter Dealt With Constant Pain — And No Diagnosis."
Marysue Rucci Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, announced it will publish Genevieve Kingstons memoir Did I Ever Tell You?, inspired by her viral Modern Love essay in May 2024.
Bloomsbury published Ben Apatoff's book Body Count (33 1/3)
Atria Books published Nick Fuller Googins' novel The Great Transition.
Sybilline Press will publish Donna Hayes' memoir These Broken Roads: Scammed and Vindicated, One Woman's Story, in October.
The Ravens Perch published Anne Beall's memoir piece "House Guest". Another piece, "The Inheritance of Truth", was published by Grande Dame Literary.
The literary magazine Persimmon Tree published Barbara Collentine's flash fiction story "Morning Train" in its Verbal Lightning issue.
Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers will publish Lindz Amer's picture book Hooray for She, He, Ze, and They! in February 2024.
Knopf released Clémence Michallon's debut novel The Quiet Tenant on June 20th.
Applause Theater and Cinema Books announced it will publish Gail Merrifield Papp's memoir Public/Private: My Life with Joe Papp at the Public Theater this fall.
St. Martin's Press/Griffin released Lindz Amer's nonfiction book Rainbow Parenting: Your Guide to Raising Queer Kids and Their Allies on May 30th.
Anita Bushell has had creative nonfiction pieces published in multiple outlets: Television Set for Apple in the Dark, Aren't You a Lucky Girl? for Grande Dame Literary, Zoom Spells Doom and Gloom for Quaker Worship for Friends Journal, and The Sprinkler for Motherwell.
Wild Rose Press will publish Cara Kagan's novel The Rise, Fall, and Return of Sarah Mandelbaum this month.
Zoetrope All-Story published Jenah Shaw's short story "Petit Fours" in their Spring 2023 issue.
Fran Hawthorne's novel I Meant to Tell You is a finalist for the Eric Hoffer Book Award.
Big Library Read chose Grace Cho's memoir Tastes Like War as its featured book for May. Big Library Read is a global virtual book club that makes a title available to check out from libraries with no holds or waitlists.
The Wilderness House Literary Review published Sheldon Siporin's story "Cautiously Plucking a Chord".
She Writes Press published Corie Adjmi's novel The Marriage Box.
The Best American Poetry Blog published Stephanie Paterik's poem "How Was Your First Day of School?"
The Chanticleer International/Somerset Awards in Literary and Contemporary Fiction chose Fran Hawthorn's novel, I Meant to Tell You, as a finalist.
Bottlecap Features published Chantal House's chapbook Reaching for the Sun.
Candlewick Press published Monique Duncan-James' children's book Mommy Time.
Neologism Poetry Journal published Sheldon Siporin's poem "Oscines". They write under the pen name Jan Cronos.
Potato Soup Journal published David Vied's short story "Baby Jesus," (under his author's name David Lanvert), and included it in its Best of 2022 anthology.
Doximity published Slavena Salve Nissan's poem "Bilirubin Dreams: A Lullaby".
Ms. magazine published Atash Yaghmaian's essay "Are We Witnessing the Collapse of the Iranian Patriarchy?"
Analog Magazine published Hannah Yang's story "Inheritance", where it was included in the Locus Recommended Reading List. Another story, "A Monster in the Shape of a Boy" was published by Apex Magazine.
Erin Gottwald is a creative nonfiction finalist in the Wild Atlantic Writing Awards for her essay "Billy the Third."