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@anewsession.com

The world's foremost telnet literary magazine. Submissions for issue 3 (Summer, 2025) are open: https://anewsession.com/issue3

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Sara Fulmar Wolfthing@never.horse · 9mo ago

We very much still need submissions for New Session!!! We currently have VERY FEW submissions, and that means we need you to send us interactive/literally dynamic writing to publish. I want to see yr beautiful wordssssss<3333

Caræsten 🇵🇸@cara.city · 9mo ago

hi!!!! you may notice that Nov. 7 has Happened Already; we're gonna push back the submission deadline to Sunday, December 21st. please please please keep sending us stuff, we would love to publish your stories and poems!!

Caræsten 🇵🇸@cara.city · last yr.

all acceptances and rejections have now been mailed out; if you haven't heard from me, please let me know! more exciting news to come tomorrow :)

Caræsten 🇵🇸@cara.city · last yr.

final list of acceptances is ready for New Session Issue 3 and I'll be sending them out tomorrow morning. I am beyond proud of the interactive art piece we're putting together here and I feel truly thankful that people have trusted me with their work to make it. can't wait to show this to y'all.

Caræsten 🇵🇸@cara.city · last yr.

just sent out a round of emails asking for changes if your work didn't follow the submission guidelines. if you got an email from me and you still have questions (or you still want to submit!) please let me know!

Caræsten 🇵🇸@cara.city · 2y ago

after a 4 year hiatus, New Session, the telnet literary magazine, is returning for a third issue, this summer this will be the first issue of New Session to present interactive stories; the theme is Adaptations and the stories themselves will adapt read more and submit here: anewsession.com/issue3

orange text reading: New Session: Issue 3, Adaptations, May 2025, anewsession.com/issue3.html
julie, like jewelry@julie.alady.top · 2y ago

yesterday I wrote a first draft of a sweet little thing for @anewsession.com it was grounding to create, to craft a vision of something nice to share with people it doesn't yet feel particularly groundbreaking in terms of variance, but i think right now I'll prioritize gentleness

New Session@anewsession.com · 2y ago

another incredible story published all the way back in 2021 in New Session Issue 1: @theworldsgreatestwriter.com tells the story of a man who murders with a phone call as a little party trick anewsession.com/issue1/old_m...

An Old Man's Story by June Martin It's a secret number, you just punch it in. My grand-dad taught it to me, got it from his. Tommy Watson. Don't fall for that Thomas shit, no one who knew him would say that. Inventor of the phone, you know. The real one. Bell barely did anything. No listen to me. Listen to me. Bell got people on the line. But it's not for that. It's a weapon. Yeah, a weapon. Oh look it's a crazy old drunk, oh he's deluded. I got a perfect mind of glass. Don't you worry about that, friends. Phones make a network. You get them to build a network. Back then it was just wires, that was bad enough. Now it's signals. Can't throw a hatchet on your back and go protect your town like ol grand-dad. Look I'll show you. Give me your phone. Because I don't carry one, that's why. Too dangerous. You'll see. You, what's your phone number? Thanks kid, love your attitude. So you just pop the right stuff in, then the phone number of the recipient and hey, there you go. Stop trying, he's not gonna wake up. I called him off this mortal coil. And be quiet. Thank you. Christ. back (index) next An Old Man's Story by June Martin, page 1
New Session@anewsession.com · 2y ago

we're super excited to put out a new issue of New Session in just a few months! in the meantime, we'd like to highlight some of our previous submissions. first: Claire's beautiful ascii-art memoir of queerness and God and the ocean, Milestones anewsession.com/issue1/miles...

I sat dumbfounded for a moment and wondered about asking another question; I was a bit of an outsider having only been at these classes three weeks under this after-school plan. and I had been trying to "fit in" by hiding as much as possible and being on board the Jesus train! My family had been religious in almost no way other than the holidays and beyond coloring eggs for Easter and of course Christmas cheer (and quite a outsized portion of that) I knew almost nothing of the Bible or Jesus post-birth. I knew as much or more about other religions though. For reasons...