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@dogyardmag.com

Just a mag chasin’ tales. We accept all types of work from all (leashed) walks of life: poetry, fiction, essay, art, nonfiction, and more. Read & Submit 👇 dogyardmag.com Account ran by @edithkrone.bsky.social‬

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dogyard@dogyardmag.com · 9mo ago

A new hot bombshell has entered the villa? HEAR ME OUT. A LOVE STORY WHERE YOU'RE WALKING THROUGH A KENNEL AND YOU MEET THE MAN OF YOUR DREAMS... and it's a dog? Wait! #dogyard is here with it's first ever themed call! Send us something to be happy about. Let's have fun and fall in love.

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dogyard@dogyardmag.com · 10mo ago

WOAH! WE'RE BACK! Sorry for the intermission, pups and mutts. My computer broke and that was a big ol' bummer. Besides that, WE'RE HIRING. Let's get it! Apply on our website today if you'd like to be a book reviewer or interviewer! We'd love to promote you and be a platform for your voice!

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dogyard@dogyardmag.com · 11mo ago

Taylor Ward is back with another banger! It's been such a great year and this is SUCH A GREAT PIECE. We're so grateful for Taylor! What is your favorite holiday movie? I'm building traps in my house to ward out the evils of Krampus, but who is going to be my movie cameo that ages horribly? #dogyard

Poster that says "New Fiction! Read Taylor Ward's new work in dogyard mag!" with a picture of Taylor and a snippet of the work, “...we’re our most dangerous when our eyes are barely open, when our soft, round noses nestle into the tender bellies of our mothers.”
EK Krone 🌸@edithkrone.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Today is scary. My first poem has officially been published to Rust & Moth! It’s been such a weird and long road to get here but I’m a published writer (of sorts) now. I don’t know what to do now but be hopeful that you enjoy it. Thanks. Bless.

Screenshot of a web page. The words are a poem by Edith Krone titled “at work, the new guy asks” “you prefer she, right? i want to say that it is not really a preference, it just is, my life is not made up of preferences but if it was, i would simply prefer to not be here. i would prefer a cliffside, a Van Gogh landscape, a menagerie of colors so bright that my eyes could not focus, but mostly, i prefer to not see. if forced to, id prefer to see the world through my eyes and through my eyes i am six feet of stardust and Tennessee sunshine. we heard how in Van Gogh's Starry Night, you could tell the time through the stars but around here we mostly guess. in the night humidity, we tell time by the cricket's chirp and distant city lights--Marlboro smoke rising in place of us.”
Lillian@lillian-durr-art.bsky.social · last yr.

Our first poem is out, and what a debut! Working with the poetry section at dogyard as a co-editor has been such a delightful experience, and having the opportunity to accept and share Erin's work is such a blessing. Go read or listen to it now!

dogyard@dogyardmag.com · last yr.

Y'all hear that? That sounds like a new #dogyard post! Get your dogs and get to reading (or listen to Erin's incredible voice read on #Spotify or #Youtube) Submit your work today! #fiction #poetry #nonfiction #art #reading #writing #author #writer #online  #writingcommunity #writersofbsky #writers

Poster featuring a person with short hair, black lipstick, wearing a black shirt with decorative shoulders and red top with flowers adorning the stitching. The words say “Poetry Debut Read Erin Pinkham’s poem in dogyard mag! “You taught me how to say mozzarella / like the way your mother did and the way i too / was supposed to teach our children…”