miCRo: “Apricots” by Yunkyo Moon-Kim
In “Apricots,” the speaker’s beloved pollinates apricot trees by hand, showing us what is, and what is not, subject to the passage of time.
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Writers’ Day Jobs: Aleyna Rentz
Writer Aleyna Rentz discusses her job writing factual science-based social media content in a world plagued by misinformation.
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miCRo: “Inventory of Your Things as I Empty Your House” by Anita Wright Collins
This piece moves seamlessly between fact and feeling, illustrating how objects are often the most powerful doorways into memories.
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Writers’ Day Jobs: Alison Stine
Journalist Alison Stine shares her experiences: “Writing in another form, whatever it is, will always help you return to your instrument stronger and with new awareness.”
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Excavating My Voice After PhD Exams
I spent minutes just staring at the cursor blink at me: an infinite tally for the time I was wasting, a constant little wound scarring the page I couldn’t dare to fill.
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miCRo: “Convergent Evolution” by Kelsey Zimmerman
The feigning killdeer in this prose poem becomes a mirror to understand the speaker’s own evolution.
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miCRo: “Language Difficulties” by Birgitta Trotzig, translated by Brad Harmon
Birgitta Trotzig’s “Language Difficulties” (translated by Brad Harmon) describes just how impossible it is to say what one means
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Announcing Our 2022 Contest Winners!
Congratulations to Thomas Dodson, L.I. Henley, and Caroline Harper New, our 2022 contest winners!
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The Whys and Whens of Having a Writer’s Website
Writers share their thoughts on creating and managing their personal websites.
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miCRo: “Porcelain Spoons” by Amanda Galvan Huynh
This flash essay tells its story through what’s left off the page, the absences we feel but cannot bridge.
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