Cognitive Science alumna @ucla. Work in @stirringlit, @hyphenmag, @autofocuslit, @feedlitmag. Reader for @variantlit. Korean American. Soli deo gloria!
Thank you to everyone who came to write with us yesterday. Your poems were incredible and the discussion was so good!
And huge thanks to @ashlogophile for teaching!
Friendly reminder that @VariantLit is accepting poetry & prose submission until April 5th and won't open again until November. We're only doing two issues a year, so please please send us your surprising, strange, incredible work!
we have a great story by Megan Nichols @mgnchols !! '
House Fly' is about a couple that gets an insanely bad drain fly infestation. this story has one of the best first & last sentences that i've read in awhile. definitely do not miss it !
https://t.co/0rwV9HDIdp
New poetry from @ashlogophile
On good days
I read classics about
the circular nature of time
or womanhood
without understanding what they mean.
Read "To the Suicide Hotline Operator I Called in High School"
https://t.co/TceEbNfvxk
We're aiming to publish issue 18 next week-ish
AND THEN
the mag will take a two month hiatus during which we will reconsider our model for social media, nominations, the press distribution model, finances, and the mag pub frequency.
Variant Lit is now open for poetry. Poetry subs close Feb 29th. https://t.co/SV1X1458Dg
- No fee to submit
- We pay a $10 honorarium
- We respond within 2 months
- We're eager to read a variety of perspectives and styles. Send us the pieces you're most excited about!
@KristyJHoyle Hi Kristy! I would love to be friends :) My major at UCLA was CogSci & I write poems/short stories/CNF! Let's call sometime if you're free!
Variant Editor Spotlight ✨ @ashlogophile has a new cnf piece out with *82 review https://t.co/YsP60A9UIB @TRossiWriter has new work in invisible city lit https://t.co/IVZM2nuqXo and @mgnchols two poems in On The Seawall https://t.co/yRJPQq0pWv
@TRossiWriter
https://t.co/B1zX4Su61C
Read this stunning piece ASAP 😭🤩
“I thought at first that I was to him a table, a piece of furniture, in this tableau, but later came to see it was a vessel of sorts that he required, the open reception of my shell-like ear.”