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Presenting the Diana Issue
Diana. Goddess of the moon. Of the forest. Of the hunt. Keeper of mysteries. Solitary woodland wanderer. Guardian of women. Artemis. In this figure, we find a union of nature and the multifaceted feminine. Diana is a huntress, but she is also beloved of the forest. She lives in balance with the world around her. She is able to take what she needs without destroying the whole. In this aspect,…
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Pushcart Nominees
We’re so excited to announce our nominees for this year’s Pushcarts! We’ve been fortunate to read so much beautiful work in 2017 and these pieces particularly stood out to us: “Redictionary” by Lee Anne Gallaway-Mitchell “Wolves in the Treeline, if you squint” by Emily Hunderwadel “The Man in the Red Sweater” by Barry Kaplan “What I Know About Artemis” by N.O. Moore “Ocean View” by William Torphy…
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And The Nominees Are...
And The Nominees Are…
It’s Best of the Net nominations time! We sorted through all the beautiful poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction we’ve been fortunate to be able to publish over the past year and are happy to share this list of nominees from Sun Star: Fiction Cameron L. Mitchell “Big Cat Head” Elizabeth Reinhard “Bread, Eggs, Milk” Creative Nonfiction Lee Anne Gallaway-Mitchell “Redictionary” Poetry Anna Sandy…
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Now Accepting Submissions for our First Special Issue
Now Accepting Submissions for our First Special Issue
Now Accepting Work for the Diana Issue We’re excited to announce the next installment of Sun Star — and our first ever Special Issue — will be published in November! Submissions are now open and we would love the chance to read your work. The Diana Issue is dedicated to exploring and celebrating the feminine. We want work about femininity in tradition and history. We want work about queerness,…
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Book Review: Poena Damni Z213 Exit
Book Review: Poena Damni Z213Â Exit
Z213: Exit is the first book in Dimitri Lyacos’ acclaimed Poena Damni trilogy. Originally published in Greek, this is the second edition of Shoestring Press’s English translation of the work. Z213: Exit follows a fugitive’s journey through an abstract allegorical landscape rendered in concrete images. The book is made up of a series of entries that frequently break into fragmented verse. There is…
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Meet the Author: Anna Sandy Anna Sandy's poem "Storm Shelters" appears in our Winter Issue. Anna is the current Poetry Editor of New South, a literary journal based in Atlanta, GA that, no, does not only take southern-inspired writing.
Meet the Author: Lee Anne Gallaway-Mitchell The daughter of farmers and a native Texan with a PhD in English from the University of Texas, Lee Anne Gallaway-Mitchell is a writer, teacher, and caregiver living in Tucson with her partner and their two children.
Meet the Author: Cameron L. Mitchell
Meet the Author: Cameron L. Mitchell
You can Cameron L. Mitchell’s story “Big Cat Head” in our Winter Issue. Cameron grew up in the mountains of North Carolina. His writing has appeared in or is forthcoming from Oyez Review, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Jonathan, ImageOutWrite, The Queer South anthology, and a few other places. He currently lives in New York City, where he works in archives at Columbia University’s medical school library. He’s…
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Meet the Author: Lizzie Reinhard
Meet the Author: Lizzie Reinhard
Lizzie Reinhard’s story, “Bread, Eggs, Milk,” appears in Sun Star’s Winter Issue. Lizzie  earned her MFA from Columbia University. She has been awarded fellowships by Brush Creek Foundation for the Arts and The Catwalk Institue, as well as the Dogwood Prize for Fiction. Her work has appeared in The Seven Hills Review, Juxtaprose Magazine, and is forthcoming in Salamander Magazine. She lives in…
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Presenting: Sun Star Review #3
Presenting: Sun Star Review #3
It’s a new year. The holidays are over, the world is cold and barren, the falcon is growing just a bit hard of hearing, and the center is entertaining inchoate doubts as to its ability to hold. Sounds like the perfect time for new Sun Star! We would like to express our sincerest thanks to our authors for the privilege of publishing their work, and to everyone who overwhelmed our inbox with…
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Winter (Sun Star) is coming.
We are so grateful for the work that we have received this year, for the chance to read and to publish many folks in whom we really, truly believe. Over the course of our first few cycles on this project, we’ve had the privilege of meeting and getting to know so many new people, of hearing so many new voices. It has been wonderful to see so much interest in and support for our project. And so, in…
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Free submissions are closed. Long live submissions.
Free submissions are closed. Long live submissions.
Dear readers, First, we want to thank everyone who has expressed interest in our project, and we want to offer our sincere thanks to everyone who submitted through our first go-round on submittable. The response was impressive and, at times, quite overwhelming–and we couldn’t be happier. We would like to note that our free submission window is now closed. We now look forward to forging ahead…
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Submissions update: 1 week left!
Submissions update: 1 week left!
The last stubborn roses of autumn have finally wilted here in Portland. This is, of course, the traditional harbinger of Sun Star Review’s own (semi) hibernation period. We’ve been a bit quiet this fall, but far from idle. We’ve been so impressed by the quantity and quality of submissions we’ve received, and a common site around our neighborhood has been our editors hunkered down in a cafe…
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Presenting: Sun Star Review #2 We are thrilled to announce the release of our inaugural issue of Sun Star Review! Please click over to our…