Jason Kahler

Teacher
Writing Instruction / Social Justice / Popular Culture
Poetry / CNF / Fiction

same name at prehistoric elephants and fair weather.

[Chill Subs @chillsubs]

IYKYK… and if you don't, this is your chance.

[Flame Tree Press Team @flametreepress]

Cosmic Horror Short Stories | Call for Submissions - We're seeking Cosmic Horror short stories for a June 2027 anthology. Think eldritch entities, existential dread, impossible realities, and horrors beyond human comprehension.
Deadline: 9th August ☄️
https://t.co/6pTjhdw4BN

[Tim Major @timjmajor]

Here’s this month’s blog post of open submission calls for #SFF and #horror writers! This month featuring baking horrors, weird alchemy, lush vampires and speculative sports.

https://t.co/8HVAo7v8XP

#AmWriting #WritingCommunity
Please share!

[Sixth Finch @SixthFinch]

We're now accepting submissions for this year's chapbook contest. Hope you'll consider sending us your manuscript. More details at https://t.co/TrrfVN1f0u

Big thanks in advance to all of you who use this opportunity to support some worthy nonprofit organizations!

[Louis Southard - Comic Book Writer @louisjsouthard]

PAID COMICS WRITING GIGS - For the first time since COMICS ARE DYING: THE COMIC, comic book writer / editor Louis Southard is back curating a brand new anthology comic book special! The only thing that’s missing? YOU!!!

[South 85 Journal @South85Journal]

Send us your work!!!

We've got an enthusiastic faculty editor & reading team ~ all work comes from the queue ~ we nominate for prizes ~ $100 for 1 published piece

Subs open through 8/1

https://t.co/Zuoh4fYNvf

[NewPages.com @newpages]

Slate Roof Press seeks poetry chapbooks for the 2026 Elyse Wolf Prize. Winner receives $500, publication, and press membership; runner-up gets $100. Submit up to 28 pages by June 30. $10 fee with sliding scale available.

#poets #poetrycontest https://t.co/0lIJdzr3k8

[Adrienne LaFrance @AdrienneLaF]

You really have to read Ted Chiang on consciousness and AI—just published in The Atlantic:

https://t.co/z9eRSlkwQ8

[Kate Knibbs 🏄🏻‍♀️ @Knibbs]

One of the weirdest conversations I've had recently. Had to cut that at one point he asked me if WIRED runs all my writing through an AI detector. https://t.co/QWvdNxUGIT

[National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) @ncte]

College educators are invited to submit a proposal for an exciting new #NCTE26 opportunity to be in community and share pedagogical insights and responsive teaching practices on a variety of ideas that guide postsecondary teaching and learning. https://t.co/3SdZmRjwQ8

[Epiphany Magazine @epiphanylit]

We're open for submissions! While we love literary work that bends the rules of genre and language, following our submission guidelines is key. Here's a refresher on the dos and don'ts of submitting—make sure to read carefully before sending work through the link in our bio.

[Allison K Williams @GuerillaMemoir]

Send Us Your Personal Essays! https://t.co/LnQQQDnaay

[Flame Tree Press Team @flametreepress]

The Book of Demons | Call for Submissions - We are very excited to announce a new call for submissions, which is now open! This is the newest edition to our Beyond & Within series, to be edited by V. Castro!

https://t.co/Dy2GLIs8SW

[Weird Friction @Weird_Friction]

Three of the four stories included in this collection had previously appeared in horror anthologies between 1979 and 1980. “Nadelman’s God” was an original story, written specifically for this collection.
2/2

[Jason Kahler @JasonKahler3]

Luminous beings are we; not this crude matter.

[Orbit Books @orbitbooks]

From fairy rings to wicker men, Daisy Pearce shares her top five tips for writing folk horror. 🌿

Think getting your hands dirty (literally), reading your fairytales and knowing when to kill your darlings...

Read more on the Orbit blog! https://t.co/Dc1kMlaN6z

[Trish Hopkinson @trishhopkinson]

This curated list includes over 100 literary magazines and journals that respond quickly, have no fees, and some paying. Many have been featured on my website. Plus, a link to an automatically updated fast response list curated by our friends @chillsubs. https://t.co/jvjMKM8BCE
#poetrycommunity #WritingCommunity #litmags

[Paras Chopra @paraschopra]

Drop everything and read this #book.

Seriously, this sci-fi is leagues apart from any other sci-fi book that I’ve read (except perhaps Ursula’s writings).

Immensely imaginative, the book has several interconnected stories, each equally mind blowing. And all those stories come together in a fluid meta-story. Few of the stories were so powerful that I had trouble sleeping as I kept thinking about them.

I picked the book after seeing it infinitely recommended on hacker news and it did not disappoint.

It’s sad that the author recently passed away, but I’m excited to read rest of the books in the Hyperion series.

[Jason Kahler @JasonKahler3]

"Nailbiter" in Stone Circle Review https://t.co/gxt7Yfzkbm