We wanted to take a moment to highlight some of the amazing authors featured in our new issue. We asked our officers to each pick their favorite pieces — here’s our Publisher pick, Go to our website to read the full story!
Redivider
@redividermag.bsky.social
The online literary journal produced by the graduate students of Emerson College in Boston. https://redivider.emerson.edu
Blurred Genres submissions are open till May 31st. We welcome all hybrid, genre-blurring and experimental work. Submit your flash nonfiction, visual sci-fi poetry, memoir comics, mixed-media fiction collage with a dash of cultural critique, digital or drawn media. Submit Via Submittable!
Volume 23.2 Is here! Check our your website to read it now or get a flipped copy of the entire volume! redivider.emerson.edu
We’re so excited to be celebrating our 40th anniversary at AWP this year! Stop by tomorrow to hear readings from a few of the amazing authors we’ve published over the years. See you there!
Redivider is heading to AWP! Come find us at our booth and celebrate 40 years!
We’re thrilled to share that the newest issue of Redivider is out today! Check out 23.1 and all of our wonderful contributors here: redivider.emerson.edu
Redivider's storefront is now open! Buy issues 21 and 22, or one of our available past issues! Find the storefront here: secure.touchnet.com/C20723_ustor... #redivider #redividermag #storefront
Blurred Genre Issue 25 is out now! 🎉 Explore our newest collection of hybrid and genre-bending work. link in bio.
Here for one month only: Blurred Genre Submissions. You don’t wanna miss it! Give us your craziest and most experimental piece. We’re here to see it. Link in bio.
Looking for a Lit Journal with a print issue? Pre-orders are open for @redividermag.bsky.social 's Issue 22! This contains work from their Fall and Spring issues🤩 Check out their Submittable page and get your copy: buff.ly/oBqDbXF
An updated poster! Join us tomorrow to hear some great pieces by great people. Link and info below. 5-7. Zoom Link: emerson.zoom.us/j/9838012964... ID: 98380129641 Passcode: 956744
Our friends over at Redivider (@redividermag.bsky.social) just opened their pre-orders for their Issue 22, a fun flipped issue comprising of their fall and spring issues from this year. Pre-order your copy today! redivider.submittable.com/submit
Pre-orders for Issue 22 are live! This includes work from both of our Fall and Spring issues. Check it out, place an order. Link below.
Join us with Page Turner Magazine and Writers of Color to celebrate work from both magazines and Emerson’s Porsha Olayiwola! April 18th. 5-7. Be there. Zoom Link: emerson.zoom.us/j/9838012964... ID: 98380129641 Passcode: 956744
Another Saturday read, a short story I quite enjoyed. #booksky #read #write #indiepublishing Full story at link: redivider.emerson.edu/strange-effe...
Strange Effects on the Body – Redivider
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Redivider@redividermag.bsky.social · last yr.Fiction Excerpt: “Strange Effects on the Body” by Sophie Panzer.
Everything's too much all the time, but I've got a new story out and I'm proud of it. Thanks to the crew at @redividermag.bsky.social for giving it a home: redivider.emerson.edu/revision/
Revision – Redivider
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Our new spring issue is live! Full of many great pieces—learn some lessons in smoking, or maybe take a look at past and future exhibits at the mutter museum. Or, read about the house that’s taken over.
Here is our nonfiction excerpt “On Engagement.” By Meredith Macleod Davidson.
Here we have another Contributor Spotlight! Take a look at Kimberly and Rebecca’s thoughts on themes and songs on repeat.
Introducing our new series: “Contributor Spotlight.” We will be highlighting a few of our contributors from our previous issues! Here we have Amanda and Lauren telling us a little bit about their writing processes, favorite pieces, and their coffee orders.
Fiction Excerpt: “Strange Effects on the Body” by Sophie Panzer.
CALL FOR COVER ART Redivider is looking for cover art for both of our spring and summer issues. If interested, please take a look at our “Guidelines” section, click on the submittable link, and submit your best work! Artist will receive a free copy of the issue as compensation
“Explaining White Privilege to my Ancestors” by Kimberly O’Connor
