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One of my co-contributors to Issue 50 of the The Stinging Fly is Yousri Alghoul, a Gazan novelist. He's raising money to help his family leave Gaza—and persists despite the current ceasefire, which is fragile. You can help here: gofundme.com/f/a-gazan-fath… Thank you.

This is your sign to submit your short fiction to TLR! 📣 Submissions close on the 1st of March, so set reminders, get proofreading! We can’t wait to read your work! Submit to us via the Airtable link attached. #shortfiction #submissionsopen #lincolnreview

Thousands of people are ditching Tesla. Here’s one of them with a message you can see from space. Location: Black Rock Sands, Wales, UK Led By Donkeys is 100% funded by small donations.

It's here... The UKLA Book Awards 2025 Shortlist is now live! With so many powerful titles, this year's selection truly highlights the best of contemporary children's writing! Find out more here: buff.ly/vDROWpi #childrensbookawards #bookawards

We're at the #AWP25 in LA! 🌴Come find Dr Sherezade García Rangel and Robert Paul Weston at booth #T216 to discuss our Low-Residency MFA Creative Writing & Publishing 📚✍️

Stand out in the crowded market of #YAFiction with #WEMCONF25's Young Adult Writing Workshop! Learn from Robert Paul Weston, author of Zorgamazoo and Dust City, and Sian Tower, Writing East Midlands Young Writers' programme lead, with low-cost tickets available for students: writingeastmidlands.wufoo.com/forms/r795gq70…

As the release date of TLR6 draws closer, we will be spotlighting some incredible works from past issues. Here we have an excerpt from Franz Wright’s ‘The Shower’, published in TLR1. Celebrate the life and work of Wright with us… #lincolnreview #writerspotlight

Congrats to my former student Chisom Winifred who placed new #shortstory, "Ịgbachi Ṅkịtị" in the The Kalahari Review, here: kalaharireview.com/%E1%BB%8Bgbach…

"There is no emergency, nor any day, that does not require #poetry." —Jill Lepore in The New Yorker: newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…

“Bumblefoot”, obviously, is today’s word of the day, courtesy of ⁦the The New Yorker.⁩ newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…

Amazing artwork from a very talented illustrator, Erin Chan, inspired by Dust City. instagram.com/p/DJnKU0oxQxf/…

Fascinating take on the new Pope's African/Creole roots from Nate Tinner-Williams: ncronline.org/news/white-smo…

A first look at our summer fiction issue is now live on Back Matter, our new Substack—featuring first lines from stories by Rachel Cusk, Bryan Washington & more, plus a writing prompt inspired by Cusk’s story. backmatter.yalereview.org/p/a-first-look…

New voices. New visions. 🔔Issue 6 of The Lincoln Review arrives 27 June. This issue invites you to pause, reflect, and encounter the world through the eyes of writers and artists from across the globe. 💬Read more at lincolnreview.org #magazine #journal #poem #prose #art

From Issue 5 of The Lincoln Review: a poem by Lotte Kramer. As we prepare to launch Issue 6 on 27 June, we’re returning to moments from our previous issue. 💬Read more from Issue 5 at: lincolnreview.org ••• #poem #poetry #poems #quotes #words #writing #journal #magazine

Is #ElMordjene better than #Nutella? Either way, this is the most fascinating piece of features writing I've ever seen—about hazelnut spread on toast. newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…

Some new fiction from me in this year’s ⁦Vassar Review⁩. Honoured to appear alongside some amazing writers and artists—it’s a gorgeous mag!

"There is no story without place. Spaces influence behaviors, set a rhythm, create tension. For me, they are another protagonist that activates the story." —Samanta Schweblin yalereview.org/article/samant…

🎙 ISSUE 6 IS NOW LIVE Bold voices. Fresh perspectives. Timeless art. Explore new poetry, fiction, and visual work in our June 2025 issue. 🔗 Read now: lincolnreview.org ••• #poetry #prose #art #journal #magazine

Good to see that in March of this year (2025), for the first time, #fossilfuels generated less than half the electricity in the U.S. America's finally ditching oil. Nice! 😀 newyorker.com/news/annals-of…