“It never comes up with an unexpected idea” being a positive quality to these losers tells you everything you need to know about how they view the arts
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“It never comes up with an unexpected idea” being a positive quality to these losers tells you everything you need to know about how they view the arts
Collaborators with the fascists.
Sorry about that! There was a management change and I'm not sure when submissions will reopen.
"At the museum, my daughter filters dirt through a kitchen colander. She is searching for bones." Calley Marotta in @atticusreview.bsky.social
"It’s a consolation, really, that this earth will devour our roads and strip the paint from our boats and blow down our wooden houses in moves so vicious and wild that they’ll feel like rage." Hannah Weber in @atticusreview.bsky.social
"Pretend you don’t know the ending to this story. Pretend he sits up in bed and says your name, asks for a glass of water." Andrea Thorsen in @atticusreview.bsky.social
Image: A woman holding her hands over part of her face to create a circle, inside which is the eye of a bird. Text reads Atticus Review Issue Six, Winter '23
Hey, look at that, our winter issue is out today! We have a whole lot of poetry, prose, and mixed media for you to read!
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A red brick barn with a white door behind a field full of orange and yellow leaves. Text over the image reads "Pushcart Nominations: 'Rings Like Trees' by Eileen Frankel Tomarchio, 'Flight' by Simo Tchokni, 'Morning Poem' by Lina Patton, 'The Backside of Lonely' by Kari Gunter-Seymour, 'Capam' by an chang joon, and 'Midwestern' by Courtney Ebert
We're thrilled to announce our 2023 Pushcart Prize nominations!
Prompted by a couple of posts I saw yesterday, a thread about how it's really tough being a creative writing freelancer right now. Please read and share if you can. (1/13)
No better day to have this interview at @atticusreview.bsky.social about A CALENDAR IS A SNAKESKIN—peering through the lens of my book’s astrological chart—than on an eclipse day. Thank you again BEAUCOUP to @erinvachon.bsky.social for your considerate and considered questions!
