Over the moon to be included in the pages of @sewaneereview for the third time — loads of thanks to the best editing team @adamrosswriter and @shirtmice — in incredible company! #subscribe
“As it turned out, all of our mothers had goodie drawers.”
“An Enchanted Evening,” short fiction by @jenloganmeyer (MFA ‘17), was published in the Summer 2021 issue of @sewaneereview.
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I’m so excited to have a short story in the new issue of @pleiadesmag alongside so many writers I admire! I hope folks will check it out: https://t.co/ki0xSr41WZ
@SamAleksArt Much thanks for reading @SamAleksArt and appreciate you sharing that you did! So much good stuff in that issue of #AlaskaQuarterlyReview (and at the risk of being too self-promotey, @sewaneereview published my most recent piece https://t.co/LR3GdT79o2)
.@juliangeow - a wildly kind & talented filmmaker - is making a short film of one of my poems & needs support w/post-production. Please consider helping us w/this cool collab made possible by @VisPoetProject! https://t.co/wgxmTUxUoA
In its profile of three women who are radically rethinking urban design, @worthmag calls @SamFoxSchool and @BrownSchool alum @de_nichols a "powerhouse." Nichols recently earned a prestigious Loeb Fellowship from Harvard's Graduate School of Design. https://t.co/yxMC5E45NF
“In both stories, the discarded objects were discovered by children, who delight in the finding of them, despite being ripped out of their original and intended contexts.”
@jenloganmeyer (Fiction ‘17) was interviewed about craft for @sewaneereview
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Only 9 days left to submit to our second annual FICTION & POETRY CONTEST. Winners receive $1000 & publication in our Winter 2020 issue. Interested? Follow the link to learn more! https://t.co/oRlbaN9qOI
Judged by @rgay & @CPhillipsPoet
A delight to chat with the @sewaneereview about suburban fiction, among other things — thanks as always @adamrosswriter @shirtmice and especially #JennieVite for the smart and engaging questions
This week on the Conglomerate: we spoke with #SRSummer19 contributor @jenloganmeyer about the parallels between her fiction, her characters’ fascination with objects, and the sixteenth century’s version of Instagram. https://t.co/sVrXhxtbg4
“The long, shiny black beak curved like the blade of scythe, gothic and sinister, the black stripe through its eyes, like a bandit.”
“The Woodpecker” a story by @jenloganmeyer in Alaska Quarterly Review. #writingcommmunity https://t.co/1ZDHPN2I50