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My new fiction--a series of #flashfiction stories #LethalConversations--about what happens to women in war was just published by Big Other bigother.com/2025/07/27/let… John Madera #WritingCommunity #literaryfiction Fiction Collective 2 OSU Creative Writers Association

Great review of THE FLAT WOMAN by Vanessa Saunders in Strange Horizons ! If you're looking for your next dystopian feminist summer read, you found it: strangehorizons.com/wordpress/non-…

ASHEVILLE, don't miss out on seeing claire bateman, author of THE PILLOW MUSEUM, next week! (Get your copy of this great work of flash fictions, micro-essays, and contemporary fables ~ uapress.ua.edu/9781573662093/… )

The NEW eligibility guidelines this year are *chef's kiss* 🔥 We're dedicated to forging an ever more representative and provocative collective; we particularly encourage submissions from writers who dismantle assumed points of view & dominant narratives. fc2.org/prizes/

*One day left* to get 50% off poetry by co-author of our 2022 Ronald Sukenick Contest winner THERE IS ONLY ONE GHOST IN THE WORLD ! Read sophie klahr's poetry collection from Univ Nebraska Press alongside her winning book co-authored with Corey Zeller: uapress.ua.edu/978157366203...

Arrived today: DAYDREAMERS by Alvin Lu

My Eco-fungi-horror, “Tree Ears & Velvet Feet,” where a meat substitute crosses boundaries between fungal & human & mushroom caps resemble girl faces impaled on glabrous stems' haunted lollipops, published by @BigOther John Madera Fiction Collective 2 bigother.com/2025/07/30/tre… #WritingCommunity

Our annual Ronald Sukenick Innovative Fiction Contest opens August 15th! But do you know about Ronald Sukenick ? fc2.org/sukenick-prize…

Today! Don't miss our 2026 Sukenick judge & DAYDREAMERS author Alvin Lu reading today! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Afternoon read Daydreamers by Alvin Lu Fiction Collective 2 And a little passage about Santa Barbara, which shot me back twenty plus years to my college days.