150,000 marched yesterday in London for trans rights. Opened the Sky News app. Scrolled and scrolled. Nothing. BBC News app. Nothing. Guardian app. Nothing. This is what actual silencing looks like.

I'm so excited for the release and pleased to be a part of this anthology! The cover is gorgeous. 🤩

tiny wren lit@tinywrenlit.bsky.social · 3w ago

Cover reveal for our 4th anthology LIM[I]NAL with guest editor @jenniferabrowne.bsky.social. Get ready to spend some time in liminal spaces.

Very pleased to have my poem, "What You Remember from Statistics," up at Rattle today. There's a mistake in the link posted. This is the correct one: rattle.com/what-you-rem...

What You Remember from Statistics by Chad Frame - Rattle: Poetry

The study of data and the properties of data and drawing conclusions from that data even though all you ever did was draw the man trying to teach you this in comics in the margins of your notebook

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Rattle Poetry@rattlepoetry.bsky.social · 3w ago

Chad Frame from Rattle 92, Summer 2026 Read the full poem: Rattle.com/what-you-remember-from-statistics-by-chad-frams #poetry

To celebrate her 20th anniversary, get First Kicking, Then Not by @writesloud.bsky.social for just $10 this week & I'll include an I JUST WANT TO FEEL SOMETHING pennant for free. Best deal on the best short story collection about motherhood & womanhood ever. www.stanchionzine.com/product-page...

“Brilliantly crafted, this thought-provoking story lingers, revealing new layers with repeated readings.” Honoured (and shocked!) my 100-word frozen moment story has come #1 out of 800 in the @newwritersuk.bsky.social contest. (The end may not be what you think) newwriters.org.uk/100-word-202...

Coming in hot with a short story to read suggestion: ashortstorylong.substack.com/p/vivisectio... This one's weird in my favourite sort of way and I definitely got teary while reading it. @aaronburch.bsky.social @jbaumann035.bsky.social

“Vivisection” by Joe Baumann

“On the morning of his mother’s death, Peter Glory wakes to find his heart floating halfway between him and the ceiling fan. He grunts, sits up, reaches out, and grabs it. The flesh is slick & warm…”

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I know I’m late to sharing this but here’s my little Flash Flood story!

National Flash Fiction Day@natflashfictionday.bsky.social · 2mo ago

FlashFlood: 'How to Prevent a Breakdown' by Katherine Garrison #nffd2026

In the mood for some cozy science fiction but not sure if you want to commit to the whole issue. Try our free sample story by the fabulous Sam W. Pisciotta @swpisciotta.bsky.social #sciencefiction utopiasciencefiction.substack.com/p/the-third-...

The Third Law of Infinity Travel

Cozy short story by Sam W. Pisciotta

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Thrilled to share my very short story "Everyone Drinks at Sunrise" published by @pseudopod.org today, alongside some other creepy tales. I especially love the host's commentary. Liberal guilt, it turns out, *is* delicious.

PseudoPod 1032: Flash on the Borderlands LXXVIII (78): Terraeque urbesque recedant

“We didn’t cross the border, the border crossed us.” “Again?” “Every damn time,” Kate said, running a hand through her hair. “Aren’t there supposed to be satellites checking the routes all day long?

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This years @hayfestival.bsky.social book haul.

Oh my gosh, this is wonderful! You should definitely read it. I love all the vivid description in it and the progression is so satisfying. Hard to believe this is a first publication, congrats Rae!

X-R-A-Y Literary Press@xraylitmag.bsky.social · 2mo ago

we have a story by Rae Callahan ! it's about working on a fishing boat at night, looking for bluefish. great details, great mood <3 this is also the author's first published story ! always a happy thing to involved with. read it ! xraylitmag.com/night-blues-...

I was so busy yesterday that I forgot this was coming out! Super thrilled to have made it into the skull club for the first time with these three little things! 🥳💀

HAD@havehashad.com · 2mo ago

3 great Katherine Garrison shories today! "It’s Monday morning and I’m weaving to avoid the frogs who are jumping across the road, spurred from their overwinter burrows by these warm rains—a sure sign of spring, and the melting of a blue-grey winter." https://www.havehashad.com/3ytzn

I urge you to go read this hauntingly wonderful surrealist poem by Wasima Khan in @willowspringsmag.bsky.social. I could read it over and over again. inside.ewu.edu/willowspring...

Really enjoyed coming across this gem of an ode by @chrisblackman.bsky.social in Dodo Eraser. What a great little journal! dodoeraser.org/2026/03/11/o...

Ode to Club Sandwich

A questionnaire asksHave you lost interest in thingsthat used to bring you pleasure? It’s the opposite, really. Thingsare no longer interestedin pleasing me. Ladies and gentlemen,the future is betw…

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Excited to be part of the Flood on June 13 with my story “Milo’s On Her Way” Such a fun day celebrating the flash form <3 @natflashfictionday.bsky.social

I'm so excited to have made it into the Flash Flood this year! @natflashfictionday.bsky.social You can watch out for my story "How to Prevent a Breakdown" at 12:45 BST on the 13th of June! 🥳

🚨LAST CHANCE FOR A FREE BOOK🚨 Choose any PDF at StanchionZine.com/shop (scroll waaaay down to see all the PDFs) and use code FREEPDF to zero out your bill at checkout.

Surprised and pleased to see my little sapphic lady knights story featured in Reactor's Short Fiction Spotlight. Never expected to see my name sharing a list with Stephen Graham Jones! 💀

Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: March 2026 - Reactor

This month's stories focus on unstoppable disasters and satisfying revenge...

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I’m so pleased that this poem found a home. Thank you to January House Literary Magazine for publishing it. 💚 If you like birds and wish you could fly sometimes you might like it! januaryhouselit.com/2026/04/17/b...

Birdwatching

by Katherine Garrison These birds are always raising the stakes.When I go out, I want to see a shrike,but instead, I am surprised by a hawfinchwhich are rare to see here, as in red listed,and I thi…

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I can’t recommend reading this story enough! It’s one of my favourites by @cuylermeade.bsky.social

Cuyler@cuylermeade.bsky.social · 4mo ago

My copy of @bulletpoints.bsky.social Vol. 13 arrived today, featuring my flash scifi, "The Lost," about a stranded soldier inconceivably far from home. Lots of other incredible fiction too. QqAvailable to order soon, or online. I'll share the links when they're up.

Ooo! This is fun, count me in!

Trash Cat Lit@trashcatlit.bsky.social · 4mo ago

It has begun! The Prompt Generator is now on until 6th April. Get your prompts and start percolating story ideas. Subs open on the 21st April. That's Trash Cat's prompted stories challenge - have a go! 🦝 Get prompted here: trashcatlit.com/prompted-pop... #submissioncalls #litsubmissions

What a great piece of strange and relatable work. Absolutely love the characterization of King Kong. I particularly like the nod to Oscar Wilde. The end has a wonderful melancholic acquiescence to it that feels like a sigh. It made me want to be at breakfast with them.

HAD@havehashad.com · 5mo ago

really wonderful tale today from Jeffrey Hermann "He climbs up the side of my building every night in the middle of the city and bellows about unrequited love. The poor beast." https://www.havehashad.com/zsgiv

I have a new weird flash story out today about spinal taps! 💉 Absolutely lost my mind to see my story featured on the top page of @electricliterature.com. Dream come true 😭

Ask Your Doctor If Drinking Me Is Right for You - Electric Literature

“Spinal Tap,” flash fiction by Angela Liu

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@bfbzine.bsky.social I'm so honoured to be a part of another Baubles from Bones Issue. This is one of my favourite poems. Hope you all enjoy it. P.S. if you love cool cover art and reading amazing spec stories+poems you can purchase a hard copy on their Etsy. www.baublesfrombones.com/paint-and-si...

"Paint and Sip ..." by Katherine Garrison

A good set of bones can still carry a sense of humor. Written by Katherine Garrison. Featured in Baubles From Bones: Issue 8.

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Just had the pleasure of reading this story in my copy of Story. Chills I tell you, absolute chills. It's so, so good, and you absolutely must read it.

Story@storymag.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Read “On the Edges of Sunlight” by Alexandra Magearu in Issue 22! Get your copy here: www.storymagazine.org/store/autumn... #fiction #shortstories

Today's story is "The Perfect Slice" by Katherine Garrison. #ratbag #ratbaglit #litmag #literarymagazine #micro #micros #PizzaPoetry ratbaglit.substack.com/p/the-perfec...

you heard that right!

Duosuma@duosuma.com · 6mo ago

fifth wheel press ⭐ is open to submissions for 2026 Pride series. #CallforSubmissions

My trans and sapphic romantic fantasy story "The Gentle Art of Necromancy" will be published this June in the Of Swords & Roses anthology! blog.flametreepublishing.com/fantasy-goth...

Romantic Fantasy | Contents Announcement | Of Swords & Roses

We’re very pleased to present the list of stories selected for the new collection in our new Romantic Fantasy series: Of Swords & Roses!

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Who has feminist rage & identifies as a woman? Check out this new #nonfiction #CNF #essays call at Dismantling Press. "This call is intentionally activist. We are interested in work that is unapologetic, incisive, and impassioned—essays that treat fury as legitimate, necessary, and political."

This story drew me in with that first line so quick. Phenomenal writing, the characters are well imagined, and I really enjoyed the MC’s voice. Give it a read if you need a little disturbance to jolt your morning into gear.

MarjeeC@marjeec.bsky.social · 7mo ago

This is an announcement into the void, but I have a short story up in Maudlin House! maudlinhouse.net/norwood-park...