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almost home
Cosmic Funnies
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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YOU ARE THE REASON
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Jimmy Eat World
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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This is it. It's been found. The first issue of 404 Ink's new literary magazine under the theme of ERROR. Including incredibly witty, poignant and clever writers and artists such as... HELEN SEDGWICK KEVIN MACNEIL SEONAIDH CHARITY KARYN DOUGAN KELLIE HUSKISSON and many more... I
My fiction piece âHow not to stargazeâ is in here! đ
âŠNot to mention: COVER REVEAL! Yessss! We love it. We canât wait. The issue is due out in January 2017, which is closer than you think. Spread the good news, pre-order here! (If you livâŠ
My fiction piece âHenryâ is in Issue 8.1 of Gigantic Sequins! đ
SiblĂnĂ is a student-run literary arts journal accepting submissions from high school and college students.
My poem âInk dragonsâ in SiblĂnĂ Journal đ
Hello! A while ago I was asked to write a piece for the wedding of one of Visual Verse 's staff members; the above image by Reza ...
My poem âEtherâ â€ïž
The Tooth It came when she was twenty-five. She was annoyed. What had happened to being an adult? To being unchanged and unchangeable? To being emotionally mature? She had stopped growing at 5â 10,âŠ
Hope you enjoy my story âThe toothâ in Jellyfish Review! đ
How do we define oppression? How do we define freedom? Thereâs a fine line between them, and itâs this delicate balance that the prose and poetry in this issue attempts to navigate, whether itâs rebelling against authority figures, or rebelling against the mental cages we find ourselves trapped in.
My short story âLady Wakerâ in Myths of the Near Future! âš
She came from Spain with two things: firstly, a small bag holding a pendant, a bracelet and very few Euros, and secondly the girl she trailed behind her. They crossed the border through the PyreneeâŠ
Hope you enjoy my story âLemon summerâ in Storgy đ
My poem âGreen grapesâ is in The Cluny đ
I hope you enjoy my poem âBlood orangeâ in The Cluny! đ
In Cambridge Elizabeth Gi Angel Harry Gallagher He tracks the trails of the river and the trickling of time, trawls by the terraces of an
Very happy to have a poem in Picaroon Poetry! I hope you enjoy it đŠ
Elizabeth Gibson celebrates Indigo Girls' joyous, adventurous fourth album and their remarkable career
Check out my write-up of Rites of Passage by Indigo Girls at The Mancunion đ¶
Elizabeth Gibson is the first of weekly published poets in The Mancunion
Very happy to be Poet of the Week in The Mancunion!
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Astronomy by Elizabeth Gibson
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Wings by Elizabeth Gibson
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Balm by Elizabeth Gibson
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Before the Storm by Elizabeth Gibson
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