April DeOliveira - Writer/Editor

Published work at EIC at Cereal City Review | Christ-follower | Wife & Mother

[April DeOliveira - Writer/Editor @AprilDWrites]

@goodreads Remarkably Bright Creatures!

[Hadas Weiss @weiss_hadas]

every time i open a blank document

[April DeOliveira - Writer/Editor @AprilDWrites]

#writingcommunity #LitMag #AmWriting #fiction

[April DeOliveira - Writer/Editor @AprilDWrites]

Featured from CCR Issue 2: “When the Air’s Right” by Andrew Malcolm Steuer
This story explores homelessness, compassion, and the invisible boundaries between belonging and isolation.
Read the full piece in Issue 2 at https://t.co/D746cOA6ug.
Issue 4 submissions are open!

[April DeOliveira - Writer/Editor @AprilDWrites]

A delightfully vivid depiction of the Great Lakes in winter, featured in Issue 3 of Cereal City Review. Read more of Issue 3 at https://t.co/D746cOA6ug .
Issue 4 submissions are open through Aug. 31 for poetry, fiction, and CNF about place.
#Writingcommunity #LiteraryJournal

[April DeOliveira - Writer/Editor @AprilDWrites]

This weekend, I celebrated the launch of my debut chapbook, Squirrel Daycare, as part of the Michigan Writers Cooperative Press Chapbook Contest winners' event.

My prayer is that this book helps readers feel less alone and find hope.
#writingcommunity

[love drops @lovedropx]

Drink your coffee. Read your books. It's chaos out there.

[April DeOliveira - Writer/Editor @AprilDWrites]

Spring is coming—and so is Issue 3 of Cereal City Review!

Live March 30. Get ready!

#WritingCommunity #writersofx #litmag #writing #fiction #poetry #creativenonfiction

[G. F. Allen @AuthorGFAllen]

I’ll just leave this here.

[April DeOliveira - Writer/Editor @AprilDWrites]

Historical fiction, literary fiction, memoir

[J A Boulet Author @love_walk_life]

What kind of books do you like reading the most?

1. Fantasy
2. Horror (do you sleep at night? lol)
3. Historical fiction (my fav)
4. Non fiction
5. Romance
6. Other (please explain)

[ONE ART @OneArtPoetry1]

Not an ideal response to a rejection.

Editors don’t love this.

Do not recommend.

[Maliha @CaffeinatedLiha]

You ever finish a book and just… sit there? Like, how am I supposed to return to normal life after that?

[Lemón 🍋 @cigarettesummer]

Just write notes by hand on blank paper. Free yourself from the chains of digital modernity

[Fr. Dwight Longenecker @dlongenecker1]

I am suffering from tech fatigue. I do not want any more apps, social media accounts, passwords, user names, pass codes, PINs, or A.I. mentors. Anybody out there know of a cure?

[rachel russell 🍂 @byrachelrussell]

the two stages of writing:

wow, i wrote this? (impressed)

wow, i wrote this? (dismay)

[Lisa Britton @LisaBritton]

There��s a trend of young men reading classic books then posting videos talking about them online, and they’re encouraging their peers to do the same. Usually trends online are ridiculous, but this one is awesome! I hope it continues.

[Shane Donovan @SDDonovan]

This is me coming back to my novel after a month break 😅😅🤣

[Neil Renic @NC_Renic]

Reading for pleasure = an easy fictional book in a comfortable chair

Reading for pain = re-reading your submitted work and immediately spotting a typo

[ash MET THE 118 🚒 // liam 🕊️ @buddiestiel]

“oxford comma is a big sign of ai” you can pry the oxford comma out of my cold dead hands idc i will never stop using her