Our June edition of Now Playing features Broadway musicals and tasty recipes—all from our awesome contributors.
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Jen Michalski’s May issue memoir “Stations of the Working-Class Pubescent Cross” is a series of coming-of-age vignettes. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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Normally we would have posted the April roundup a little earlier, but the end of May was so hectic! Don’t worry—now we can all take a breather and give this amazing work from our contributors and staff the attention it deserves.
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This week for our tenth anniversary series, reader Paula Mirando speaks with fiction editor Anna Cabe about folklore, fairy tales, Run BTS, and the ultimate Pinay hype anthem.
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We received over 550 flash submissions for our Tenth Anniversary issue—congrats to our finalists and semifinalists!
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This week for our tenth anniversary series, editor Maureen Langloss speaks with memoir reader Emily Woodworth about trees, filmmaking, and of course, snacks.
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Janelle Tan’s May issue poem “Goethe’s Last Words Were ‘More Light’” glows like its title’s final wish come to fruition. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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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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