Our pool of contributors is deep and phenomenally talented, but two creative nonfiction pieces, two flash fiction pieces, and six poems needed to be chosen.
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It’s launch day! Our stunning Issue 35 features TREMENDOUS authors and unique perspectives from all around the world. Whether you’re new to Sky Island Journal—or you’re already one of our over 160,000 readers in 150 countries—curl up, relax, and join us!
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Congratulations, @vilasavenue , on the release of Issue #8. It is good to be with you, and I love your recent inclusion of recorded poems. https://t.co/9TevkKmNd6
This one is hands-down one of my favorite publication experiences ever. Breeann Kirby and the editors at EcoTheo are a fiercely caring, insightful, and passionate group of hard working writers of force and vision, and I am so grateful for their thoughtful attention.
Efficiency is an invalid premise when it comes to the work of valuing any life.
Lift every voice against the machine.
Here is one:
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Issue #93 out now! Featured Poet Tony Brinkley, supported by @RobertOkaji, Gwen Sayers, Noralee Zwick, Shangri-La Hou, @skimperil, @StaceCJohnson, John Muro, Matthew Lew, and Christian Worby.
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@Dalai_Mama_ I didn't have funds to hire someone (set up would have been okay, I guessed, but I wanted to be able to maintain it) so tried Weebly in the beginning. They are easy to use. Later switched to Wordpress using a template and found them very accommodating.
The 2024 Poetry Prize winner is "Thirteen Ways of Looking at the Sea" by Stacey C. Johnson (@StaceCJohnson). Check out this beautiful long poem in issue 52 1&2
@DavidNaimon David, Happy birthday to you! Having been moved so deeply by so many of your conversations, your talks with Jorie Graham and Dionne Brand resonate to the very depths of me. I dream that one day you may interview Fady Joudah. Also Ilya Kaminsky.
Thinking about my #Emory Class of 2014 Commencement keynote from the late Hon. Congressman John Lewis, in which he told our melting crowd in that Georgia sun to go out and be bold, find beloved community, get in the damn way and most of all: get in real good trouble.
Students at Union Theological Seminary sing ‘Peace, Salaam, Shalom’ during a ‘Liberation Sunday Service’ at the ‘Gaza Solidarity Encampment’ at Columbia University
Testimonies of Palestinian Christians in Gaza were also read in addition to scripture