Daniel Kent Foley’s artwork “Preservation vs Retention” blurs the line between the tangible and the digital with crisp, haunting beauty. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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Our June edition of Now Playing features a look into trans history, unexpected pleasures, and exciting hybrid music, all from our contributors!
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Last Wednesday, we hung out on Twitter to chat about all things Split Lip: editing, submitting, writing, and more! Whether you missed it or just need a refresher, we got the recap right here:
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Cassie Mattheis’ memoir “In the Sunrise Hour” delves into grief, what defines a mother figure, and the importance of place. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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We’re over the moon to share that Renny Gong’s flash piece “Fish Bone” has been selected for Best Small Fictions 2023!
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antmen pimentel mendoza’s poem “Self-Portrait in a Canadian Tuxedo on the Road to St. George, UT” gives us an intoxicating collage of images through which a picture of the speaker emerges. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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Jade Jones’ flash “Sanctuary” zooms us in on the fear an vulnerability that comes during the crush of a mammogram, threaded through with the unexpected poignance from adopting a mini-goat. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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April came and went, but the Split Lip FAM will shine forever! Check out what our contributors and staff were up to last month.
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Jesse Nee-Vogelman’s story “Personal Narratives” takes us deep into the woods of a relationship and back out again. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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Our May edition of Now Playing features character deep dives, memorable wardrobes and casts, and TV show recs, all from our contributors!
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Kimaya Diggs’ memoir “With Flowers” is saturated with finely crafted images to create a stunning bouquet of grief. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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This month’s Split Lip FAM interview is with contributor Rebecca Orchard. Tina Zhu chatted with Rebecca over Zoom about the writing process, grief, aliens, and more.
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The #SplitLipFAM is kicking off the spring season in style! Check out all these amazing accomplishments from our contributors and staff.
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Nick Mandernach’s story “Where the Coyotes Were Coming From” sparks with tension and dark humor, the Croc-wearing narrator trying to find his way through troubles in his job, his marriage, and his neighborhood. Here he shares just one thing about the piece.
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