Tag: literary magazines

Each year, but especially during contest season, the North Carolina Writers’ Network works closely with several literary journals that facilitate our contests, often publish our winners and finalists, stand at […]

This landed in our inbox recently and we wanted to share: A Room of One’s Own is a brand new global feminist creative platform dedicated to publishing content written by […]

Glimmer Train will join Tin House magazine as the second major literary journal to close its doors in 2019. The last issue of the iconic rag, which has been published […]

The literary world will lose one of its prized citizens in June when Tin House, one of America’s premier literary journals, stops the presses after two decades serving readers and […]

With the holiday season behind us and a new year ahead, it’s a natural time to take stock of where we are on our writing journey and consider what we […]

This year on the White Cross School blog has been all about literary magazines. We’ve featured one each week, mostly from North Carolina, but a few from our friends in […]

Pisgah National Forest covers approximately 86,700 acres in Western North Carolina and was established as one of the first national forests in the United States. It was also the site […]

The Chautauqua Institution on the shores of Chautauqua Lake in southwestern New York state is a community that “celebrates, encourages, and studies the arts and treats them as integral to […]

The Sun, produced in Chapel Hill, recently published its 500th issue (August, 2017). Inside, they devoted “more than half our pages” to excerpts from the archives—as much to offer up […]

When it comes to literary journals, North Carolina has an embarrassment of riches. Each publication offers a different point of view, a different aesthetic, and chases different aims, yet each […]