Our May edition of Now Playing is full of the truth—true crime, true sadness, truth in fiction, truth in guitar riffs. All recommended by our brilliant contributors.
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We’re over the moon to share that Farah Ali’s story “Ten New Words,” originally published in our most recent print issue, has been selected for the 2022 Best Small Fictions anthology!
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March came in like a lion and then just kept going like a lion for the #SplitLipFAM. Check out all the glorious publications and accomplishments from our contributors and staff!
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Catherine Wong’s April issue flash “With All the Force of a Great Typhoon” is one of those stories that you’re tempted to read in a single, giant breath. Here they share just one thing about the piece.
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Our April contributors recommend some songs you’ll want to put on repeat (and some TV shows, to boot) in the latest edition of Now Playing.
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Split Lip Magazine is turning TEN! Ten is a BIG deal, and we want to celebrate in all sorts of TINY ways! We are publishing a special anniversary issue of mini fiction, memoir, and poetry! Isn’t mini cute???
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Caitlin Lydon’s March issue story “Star Quality” is about an unconventional application of drama school study—to say the least. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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This week for our tenth anniversary series, contributing editor Michele Finn Johnson speaks with contributor Vincent Anioke about math, bubbling stomachs, and secrets.
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We’re always impressed by how much the #SplitLipFAM gets up to during the shortest month of the year. Look at all these February publications and accomplishments from our contributors and staff!
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In his March issue memoir “Dispatches from the Heart of the Teeming Void,” Michael Meyerhofer gives his late grandmother the same gravity as a celestial body. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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In this week’s post for our tenth anniversary series, poetry reader Raina K. Puels interviews contributor Emily O’Neill about a shared subject of their work: Allston, Massachusetts.
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This week’s interview for our tenth anniversary series is with Lori Sambol Brody, a Split Lip contributor and former assistant flash editor. Maureen Langloss spoke with her about her new accordion book, 1970s nostalgia, and what makes a story a story.
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Just as an ars poetica is a poem that explains the art of poetry, SG Huerta’s March issue poem “trans poetica” is a poem that explains the art of being trans. Here they share just one thing about the piece.
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