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2025 Oregon Literary Fellow @literary-arts.org Assoc. Poetry Editor @thedodgemag.bsky.social Poems & essays in Yale Review, The Journal, West Branch, Massachusetts Review, Missouri Review, Hayden's Ferry, etc Dual Irish-American
The Dodge is so excited to share our nominations for this year's Pushcart Prize! We're so grateful to our amazing community of writers and have been honored to share their work this year.
To celebrate the release of our Winter 2026 Special Issue, The Dodge will host a Zoom Launch Party on Sunday, January 18 at 2:00 p.m. EST!
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We're excited to feature Justin Rigamonti @jrigamonti.bsky.social and his poem "Kiss Math" from our Fall 2025 Issue OUT NOW! Keep reading Justin's poem and the rest of our issue on our website, linked in our bio!
Hello all! We are currently looking for a volunteer Associate CNF Editor! If you're interested, use the link below to apply:
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It's here!
Our Summer 2025 Issue is OUT NOW! Featuring some fantastic works of eco-writing in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry as well as some marvelous visual art. Read now on our website (link in bio)!
tomorrow night!! i’m reading with some other smart & cool people 🖤
Never been much of a love poet, but here’s my attempt at writing a love poem for my love, published in the Winter 2025 issue of @sixthfinch. Thanks to Rob MacDonald for giving this piece a beautiful home.
Read the whole issue here: sixthfinch.com
Very excited to have two poems (and an interview discussing said poems) out in @westbranchmagazine.bsky.social!
"He thinks horror / is the shadow, not the man rounding the corner, // looking familiar, maybe even saying hello."
Nick Reading's excellent "Evil: An Interpretation" from the latest issue of @triquarterlymag.bsky.social
In commemoration of Nakba Day, we would like to announce our forthcoming special issue "Return to Roots: Writing Toward Land--A special teaching issue on Palestine and the Global Indigenous Struggle" (January 2026), guest edited by Palestinian poet Sara Abou Rashed.
The Dodge is looking for a new Managing Editor! Apply using the form below.
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See you at AWP25 in LA!
Midwest Prose
Co-hosted by Pleiades, The Dodge Magazine, & Rescue Press
7 PM, Thursday, 03/27 @ Pico Union Project
1153 Valencia Street, Los Angeles CA 90015
Readers: Heather Christle, Jason McCall, Alina Stefanescu, CJ Shuttle, Alyssa Perry, Madeline McDonnell
🚨 Attention fiction fans! 🚨
TriQuarterly Magazine is looking for readers with a love for all things fiction. 📖💫 If storytelling fuels your soul, apply today and join our team! 💥🌟
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#TriQMagazine #FictionReaders #CallForReaders #LitMags #WeLoveStories 📚✨
If you've ever whispered apologies to a tree or made eye contact with a particularly judgmental seagull, we want your eco-themed art.
Now open for Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction, Translation, and Art!
thedodgemag.com/submissions
Ahh, that is such incredible and well-deserved news!! Congrats on being selected as a finalist, and best of luck!
Thank you so much, Justin!!!
Endless, overwhelming gratitude to everyone at Literary Arts for this support and validation of my work, and many many congratulations to the other fellows!!!!
A poem of mine from the latest issue of Waxwing✨
Thank you!!
"Physics, Lapsing" by Christine Barkley I am psychic about the physics of pain; lack of limitation, expected reckoning. Sometimes I think I have no imagination, though when I say I think I mean I worry which is a thing akin to imagining, or else married in. Then I won't ever marry, I say, engaged. I will predict a future, not tell the truth. For what instead are rings my punishment? An entropy of bone, tendon, ligament. Laws holding fast some center where I'm not ever there, always not inside anything, only losing light and mind like new nickels through an old seam. And I can’t sew up. Calm down. Clean house. I’m the worst of daughter or wife, unrelated or witholding, fucking off for the evening. The natural state of life is night, so this is all the time. I'm bad at physics, bent into the biology of this illness.
The doubled thrill of having a poem in @haydensferryreview.bsky.social and sharing an issue with writers like @jrigamonti.bsky.social and @rosebudbenoni.bsky.social!
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Join HFR’s editors and contributors online next Thursday, January 30, for the official launch of Issue 75! Featuring readings from works in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and translation.
RSVP now: tinyurl.com/HFR75Launch
Yoo-hoo!! Just poking our noses in to let you know that poetry subs are once again open (along with CNF and translation)!
I continue to return to the magic of this poem..gorgeous, as always.
Always a good day when a TQ issue comes out 🎉
The Dodge's Winter 2025 Issue is out now! Featuring incredible works of eco-writing and translation by emerging and established writers. Read now at the link in our bio!
@clinforth.bsky.social
@ianmacclayn.bsky.social
@nancyhuggett.bsky.social
@janezwart.bsky.social
"If I don’t look out a window right away the day will be windowless[...]" - Patricia Lockwood, tinhouse.com/how-do-we-wr...
First post here, I guess! Feels fitting that it's my much-anticipated (by me) poem, "Semantics of Shock," with @yalereview.bsky.social.
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