Kimaya Diggs essay “Jump In” confronts the pain of grief and the pull to reinhabit her body. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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JR Fenn’s story “Cassandra” focuses in on the powers at play in a tight-knit town. Here she shares just one thing about the piece:
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Séamus Isaac Fey (he/him) is a Trans writer from Chicagoland. Currently, he is the poetry editor at Hooligan Magazine and co-creative director at Rock Pocket Productions.
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Well Split Lip Magazine readers, it’s time to trade beach bags for backpacks as we get ready for Back-to-School season.
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Split Lip Magazine’s co-fiction editor, Anne Rasmussen, has been a writer off and on since she was nine years old.
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Amelia Valasek’s story “Mud Season” points a magnifying glass on strange happenings disrupting life across a small town. Here she shares just one thing about the piece:
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We are proud to share that three of our talented contributors were named Best of the Net finalists for their work in Split Lip Magazine!
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Ella Harrigan’s “Mal à la Tête” is a visceral essay about the Headache Center (and all the pain that comes with a visit). Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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Summer is here at last! It’s the perfect time to appreciate all the incredible publications and news from our SLM FAM
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Happy summer, SLM readers! Here are a few gems from our archive that capture this season’s heat and heart.
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Our June 2025 edition of Now Playing spotlights everything from American country blues to Nosferatu to Danish cinema!
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Josh Denslow’s story “Going Peacefully” explores the way an item of clothing can open up a shivering longing. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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John Jodzio’s flash" “I’m Alive But I’m in Asheville” features lemon extract, air bags, a water park, and grief trying to find an exit. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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Ally Ang’s poem “From Holes We Emerged, and Into Holes We Shall Return” makes space for the space between things, invites us to peer inside. Here they share just one thing about the piece.
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