
FEATURED
The Fall Issue
New poems, essays, and voice notes from the journal.
WORDS IN MOTION
Read poems, interviews, prompts, and literacy tools for readers, writers, students, and teachers.

FEATURED STORIES
New poems, essays, and voice notes from the journal.

FEATURED
New poems, essays, and voice notes from the journal.

POETRY

GUIDES

A small prompt to start a page.

A talk about voice, form, and small presses.

Live sessions for new and steady writers.

LISTEN
LISTEN

WRITE
WRITE
TOPICS AND GUIDES
Read new verses, audio readings, and ways to share your own.

GUIDE
Read new verses, audio readings, and ways to share your own.

TIPS
Short starts for classrooms, clubs, and open notebooks.

TRENDS
Q&As with poets, essayists, and local booksellers.

GUIDE
Simple reading help for families, schools, and after-school groups.
of readings and issue notes
of readings and issue notes
published poems and essays
published poems and essays
literacy tools and lesson aids
literacy tools and lesson aids
Community
“Every issue gives me a poem and a lesson plan I can use the same day.”
Mara Chen
Middle school teacher, Brooklyn
“The poems feel close, clear, and worth sharing at the table.”
Devon Price
Community reader, Chicago
“I found a prompt, then wrote a page I could finally finish.”
Lena Ortiz
Workshop attendee, Austin
MORE TO READ
Send poems, essays, and short stories during our current call.

NOW OPEN
Send poems, essays, and short stories during our current call.

Live readings with poets and local hosts in shared spaces.

Printables and reading guides for teachers and tutors.

SCHEDULE
Find dates for craft talks, peer groups, and writing labs.

Short stories from readers, students, and neighborhood partners.

Hear poems and author voices read with care and pace.

Read past issues and keep a trail of favorite pieces.

Join the team that helps edit, host, and share the work.
Journal

Questions
Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.
We write for readers, writers, students, teachers, and clubs that want more time with words and stories each week.
Yes. We post poems, interviews, prompts, and community pieces on a steady editorial schedule all year long.
Check the open calls, read the guidelines, and send your piece through the form listed on the site.
Most reading tools and guides are free. Some workshops may have a fee to help pay artists and hosts.
Yes. Teachers can use our literacy pages, reading lists, and workshop notes in class or after school.
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