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Excited to host Jasminne Mendez at 6 EST!
TONIGHT! @jasminnemendez at 6 p.m. EST. Get your virtual seats for zoom link at tinyurl.com/MendezMassArt ! For @MassArt's Creative Writing Minor, get a sneak peek of forthcoming novel in verse, Aniana Del Mar Jumps In. #MassArtWrites #CreativeWriting
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“72% of Americans disapproved of #MLK when he was shot—as well as 50% of Black Americans. We should never forget that. We all love him now that the worms got his body. But when he was speaking the truth, he was radically unsettling folk.” — @CornelWest bostonreview.net/articles/co…
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2022 WRITING THREAD [1/10]
So...I didn't make it to 60 subs this year 😅 BUT! Setting the goal made me realize the importance of taking however long I need to work thru my poems, which is ultimately more important for my growth as a writer & person than any number of subs/pubs.
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Seeking a community of other BIPOC writers? GrubStreet’s #BostonWritersofColor (BWOC) program focuses on artistic & career development for writers of African, Indigenous, Native, Latinx, Asian, Pacific Islander & Arab heritage in New England and beyond. ow.ly/e7sM50LyYfL
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We're looking for your best fiction with writing that sings and a story that transports us. There are no rules, no boundaries for this contest.
Just make sure to submit it before December 10!
Here's the link:
pangyrus.submittable.com/sub…
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“At the window—fireflies!
My daughter ran to catch them
in a pickle jar.”
Read “Daylight Savings” by Daniel E. Pritchard on our website:
pangyrus.com/poetry/daylight…
Image: photo by Tengyart on Unsplash, licensed under CC 2.0.
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“Even in the brisk cold I could smell something sickly sweet in the smoke. I didn’t recognize the smell, and I know the smell of most drugs.”
Read “Glasgow One” by Dwight Livingstone Curtis:
pangyrus.com/fiction/glasgow…
Image: RAB by Justin Henry
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Congratulations to the @bostonbookfest and @Pangyrus for a fantastic event! The weather didn’t hurt 😁 We sold out of our new issue, find more at Pangyrus.com!
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The new Generations column has launched @Pangyrus! “Mothering” by Anne Kenner is a perfect fit. Can’t wait to hear what you think!
“Are we who we think we are,” my mother wondered aloud, “or are we as others see us?”
Read “Mothering” by Anne Kenner on our website:
pangyrus.com/generations/mot…
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We're excited to be back in person at Boston Book Festival on Oct. 29. Stop by the Pangyrus booth and see what's new. We have a surprise or two to share with you! 📕🤫
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So excited for the #bostonbookfest next weekend!! Look for the @Pangyrus table!
Why yes, the Copley Square Street Fair will return with the Festival on Oct. 29, featuring 60+ exhibitors. Here’s a preview of who will be there: bostonbookfest.org/2022-copl…
Pangyrus Literary Magazine retweeted
Why yes, the Copley Square Street Fair will return with the Festival on Oct. 29, featuring 60+ exhibitors. Here’s a preview of who will be there: bostonbookfest.org/2022-copl…
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Have you donated to our Shelf Help program to help fill the shelves of two school libraries?
Donate to UP Academy Holland (@UP_Unlock): titlewish.com/1094593
Donate to Malden High School (@Malden_Schools): titlewish.com/1094586
Learn more here!:
bostonbookfest.org/shelf-hel…
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The last day for Submissions is approaching fast - 15 October!
There's still time to send us your work!
Please go to our Submittable page for details.
pangyrus.submittable.com/sub…
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We're looking for your best fiction with writing that sings and a story that transports us. There are no rules, no boundaries for this contest. Write on any topic, any theme, and from any point of view.
pangyrus.submittable.com/sub…
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Jabari Asim (@jabariasim), author of YONDER, directs the MFA program in creative writing at Emerson College, and his nonfiction books include THE N WORD: WHO CAN SAY IT, WHO SHOULDN’T, AND WHY and WE CAN’T BREATHE: ON BLACK LIVES, WHITE LIES, AND THE ART OF SURVIVAL.
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Perks of being a bookseller:
- access to ARCs
- can borrow backlist books from the store
- talk to interesting people, give your opinion on things
- get swole lifting boxes of books
- sometimes you take the recycling out and find a tree in the recycling dumpster. Free tree!
ALT Pic of bookseller Piera holding a large fiddle leaf fig tree in the store. The tree's root ball is in a small wastepaper basket.
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We are thrilled to have novelist Jennifer Haigh as our guest judge. You can read more about Jennifer's work on her website: jennifer-haigh.com.
Fiction Contest 2022, Open Theme
Ends on December 11, 2022
pangyrus.submittable.com/sub…
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“We make our way slowly around the room, photos with clean black frames thrusting out an inch from the white walls, as if to be in-your-face, but only tastefully.”
Read “Dependency Ballad” by Jack Petersen on our website:
pangyrus.com/essay-memoir/de…
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Pangyrus publishes well-crafted, thought-provoking essays, stories, poems, and comics both online and in two print editions per year–one anthology and one specialty volume.
The theme for 11th issue is Choices.
Please go to our Submittable page for details.
pangyrus.submittable.com/sub…
