The secret’s out! We created postcards for our issue celebrating our 10th Anniversary!
Read MoreMaya Kachra’s striking artwork “Who I Left Behind” adds beauty and resonance to this issue. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
Read MoreWe are so excited to announce that will be holding a virtual reading to celebrate 10 years of Split Lip Magazine!
Read MoreKatie Kalahan’s story “What Can’t Be Counted” gives heartbeats, a smile in a photograph, a text forever unanswered, a compilation of quiet ways to feel the settling weight of a loss. Here they share just one thing about the piece:
Read MoreWe need shades for how bright our Split Lip Fam shone this August! Check out all the fantastic publications and accomplishments from our contributors and staff!
Read MoreKate Doyle’s flash “The Goldfish in the Pond at the Community Garden” explores fate and the power of the stories we construct of our lives. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
Read MoreOur September edition of Now Playing featuresa fabulous podcast rec and a peek into theater from our amazing contributors!
Read MoreAward nominations season is upon us once again. As always, it was difficult to choose—but we’re pleased to finally announce our nominees for Best of the Net 2022!
Read MoreThis week for our tenth anniversary series, fiction reader Paula Mirando chats with contributor K-Ming Chang about fifth-grade talent shows, low-rise pants, staple 2000s cinematic masterpiece Aquamarine, and other 2000s cultural touchstones.
Read MoreThe fam made quite a splash in July. Dive into their amazing accomplishments.
Read MoreThis week for our tenth anniversary series, flash reader Star Su speaks with flash reader and contributor Tammy Heejae Lee about what haunts her, delivery food as a temporary fix for loneliness, a treasure hunt she made for herself, and her draft novel.
Read MoreSo many thanks to the submitters who sent micro memoir to the Split Lip Magazine Anniversary Issue call. Congrats to our nine finalists!
Read MoreThis week for our tenth anniversary series, web issues/flash editor Maureen Langloss speaks with web editor Amanda Schroeder about collecting interesting images, BIG Neon Genesis Evangelion, a very old teapot, and coding as language.
Read MoreMiles Coleman’s June issue story “Breadlosers” is a tale of what you can and can’t see in the cards. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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