We are delighted to share an excerpt from “Lady with the big head chronicle” by Angélique Lalonde, which appears in our SPRAWL issue (58.3). When the editors were putting SPRAWL together, this captivating story was everything we dreamed would...
Animalby Dorothea LaskyWave Books, 2019 Review by Jaz Papadopoulos Dorothea Lasky’s Animal (Wave Books, 2019) is a spiraling revelation of the pure possibility of poetry, disguised as four essays. The essays were originally delivered as lectures for the Bagley...
We asked Jade Wallace to tell us a bit about the process of writing their poem “Contretemps,” which appears in issue 58.3 SPRAWL. You can buy the issue or subscribe to read another of Jade’s poems, “Phenomenology of Night,”...
If a Carp Dreams of the Milky WayBy Jasmine Gui, with art by Brianna TosswillPenrose Press, 2019 Review by Manahil Bandukwala Published by Penrose Press, Jasmine Gui’s chapbook, If a Carp Dreams of the Milky Way explores mythology through...
Our latest themed issue, SPRAWL, is here! And yes, despite *gestures vaguely* everything, it’s still making its way to a mailbox near you. As written by editors Molly Cross-Blanchard and Emma Cleary, “the poetry, stories, and creative non-fiction in...
We’re so pleased to announce the winners of this year’s Jacob Zilber Prize for Short Fiction, as chosen by judge Kristen Arnett. Congrats to Kate, Joseph, and Susie! Grand Prize “Bears and Other Beasts” by Kate Finegan Kate Finegan...
Photo by David Mandville Get to know Carmella Gray-Cosgrove, whose story “The Dance of the Cygnets” appears in our SPRAWL issue (58.3). Symbiotic relationships are at the core of this piece of short fiction, in which the narrator transits...
We are so pleased to announce our shortlist for the Jacob Zilber Prize for Short Fiction. “An Iconostasis” by Joseph Pearson “Bears and Other Beasts” by Kate Finegan “Dreaming in Search and Rescue” by E.G. Cunningham “Lightness” by Joshua...
Word counts got you down? Our shortest-form contest is now open for submissions. The Grouse Grind Lit Prize for V. Short Forms is judged by PRISM’s editorial board. We’re ready to sink our teeth into your flash fiction, micro-memoir,...
