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This is an excerpt from the titular poem of Bird Watching in the 4th Dimension by our 2025 Emma Howell Prize Winner, Kristin Emanuel. This enchanting book of poetry takes us on a journey through time as we explore our relationship with birds, acknowledging both the wonder of the cosmic matrix and the tragic realities of modern habitat loss. Get your own copy now at the link in our bio!
REMINDER: For a LIMITED TIME ONLY, there is a REDUCED submission fee of $20 ($10 DISCOUNT) to submit your manuscript for the Spokane Prize in Short Fiction! Our previous winner, EQUIPMENT FOR THE DARKNESS by Doug Crandell, paints a stark picture of masculinity, familial bonds, isolation, and growing up in rural America through bitter and atmospheric stories — described as the definition of Midwest Gothic.
Submit your manuscripts here: https://wse.submittable.com/submit
And make sure to check out this incredible collection of short stories!
Willow Springs Books is a literary press housed in Eastern Washington University’s Inland Northwest Center for Writers in Spokane, Washingto
Submissions for the Spokane Prize in Short Fiction are now open! From now until May 15th, the submission fee is ONLY $20 ($10 DISCOUNT). Submissions will be open through November. You must submit a manuscript of short stories with a minimum of 100 pages (a novella alongside at least two short stories will also be accepted).
Submit your manuscripts here: https://wse.submittable.com/submit
We would love to read your work! The winning manuscript will receive $1,500 and publication through Willow Springs Books. Happy writing!
Welcome to Saturday, Story366! Today the world continues to brace for quarantine. Yesterday, I noted how I went to the store for a second-straight day to stock-up, filling our cupboards with dry fo…
Happy St. Patty's Day everyone! 🍀
Here comes another review by Michael Czyzniejewski on his Blog, Story366. The 2016 Spokane Prize for Short Fiction winner, 'Here Among Strangers' by Serena Crawford Thank you so much to Michael for spreading the word about these wonderful authors. Her book is available for purchase online.
Check us out on: willowspringsbooks.com
Stay healthy everyone. 😃
Good evening, Story366! Today is Day 3 of No-AWP. The book fair started today and I saw several pictures my friends had posted. It looked a little sparse, but from what I read, everyone seemed to b…
Molly Giles‘ 2015 collection, winner of the Spokane Prize for Short Fiction, All the Wrong Places, was recently reviewed by Michael Czyzniekewski. Please check it out.
For more on Molly Giles and her works go to mollygiles.com Check us out at willowspringsbooks.com
WS Books & WS Magazine at AWP
Willow Springs Books & WS Magazine will be in attendance in San Antonio, TX, March 5th. Sadly ,Cameron McGill won't be able to make it but copies of his chapbook, 'Meridians' will be available at our booth.
You can also purchase 'Meridians' by Cameron McGill on Sumittable.com
https://wse.submittable.com/submit/158116/order-meridians-by-cameron-mcgill-poetry-chapbook?fbclid=IwAR3sZT24shkKONfXL74XFBOHMw5sXdvu6jp8z8bWX0mRspyoBHoWs6ZVUYs
Also be sure to puchase for 'things we'll need for the coming difficulties' by Valerie Vogrin on Sumittable as well.
https://wse.submittable.com/submit/152379/pre-order-things-well-need-for-the-coming-difficulties-by-valerie-vogrin
(you must have a Sumittable account to order)
Happy Friday to you, Story366! Today, a lot of the work I’ve done for Moon City Press came to fruition as our two newest titles were shipped. Take a gander: Both titles are existing on soft-r…
Michael Czyzniejewski recently reviewed Ventriloquisms by @jaclynwatterson, our winner of the 2016 Spokane Prize for Short Fiction published in 2017.
Check her out at https://www.jaclynwatterson.com
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Good Friday, Story366! Today’s main mission was twofold: Get the older boy off to the junior high Valentine’s dance at his school and make a Pinewood Derby car for the younger boy. The …
Here is one of the first reviews on "things we'll need for the coming difficulties" by Valerie Vogrin!
Click the link to read this informative review by Michael Czyzniejewsk on his blog, Story366.
This collection of short fiction stories is now available through Submittable.com
For more information on Valerie Vogrin and her published work go to willowspringsbooks.org
Get to know more about our 2019 Spokane Prize for Short Fiction Winner:
Nickalus Rupert spent most of his life near the Gulf Coast of Florida. He completed an MFA fellowship at the University of Central Florida and a PhD at the University of Southern Mississippi, where he also worked as an associate editor for Mississippi Review. His fiction has been nominated for Best American Short Stories and The Pushcart Prize, and has appeared in or is forthcoming in The Idaho Review, Bat City Review, Yemassee, Harpur Palate, Pleiades, Tin House Online, and elsewhere. He is represented by Willenfield Literary Agency and is currently at work on a novel. Find him at www.nickrupert.com.
We are happy to announce the 2019 Spokane Prize Finalists:
1) Bosses of Light and Sound (winner)-- Nickalus Rupert (pictured here)
2)When We Were Liars (Brian Crawford)-- Brian Crawford
3) Ars memoriae: short stories and other histories-- Erzsebet Gilbert
4) The Machine We Trust & Other Stories-- Tim Conrad
5) Something You Take a Pig to --- Andrew Gretes
6) Further News of Defeat: Stories --- Michael Wang
Judge: Kevin Canty
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“Meridians by @CameronMcGill is now availble to order on https://t.co/atSLFfTTa7! 🥳🎊 Published by us, @WSBooks 📖 $12.95 USD - For One poetry chapbook ***You must have a Submittable account to order.*** For more check us out at https://t.co/ByxHAEAuQ2 https://t.co/IseeUNkRX3”
Available to order on Submittable.com! 🥳🎊 Published by us, Willow Springs Books 📖 $12.95 USD - For One poetry chapbook
***You must have a Submittable account to order.***
For more about Cameron McGill: http://cameronmcgill.com
As always check us out at http://willowspringsbooks.org/
Order your copy of Valerie Vogrin's collection, "things we'll need for the coming difficulties". If you'd like to order wholesale, please contact us at [email protected]
Available now to order!
Only $19.95 USD
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Live interview w/ CameronMcGill! Author/poet of MERIDIANS Published by EWU - Willow Springs Books Sat, Jan. 25, 2020 5PM (Pacific Time) Spokane KYRS 88.1/92.3 FM
Our next book, “The Time Machine”, by THE Laura Kasischke, goes on sale March 30th. Preorders are open NOW for $10 with free shipping! Don’t miss this poetry anthology from the author of “The Life Before Her Eyes.” Order here: wse.submittable.com • • • #smallpress #independentpublishing #willowsprings #poetry https://www.instagram.com/p/BumWUkwn2xj/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=repht0bp18zq
Girl Reading. James Henry Charles (English, 1851-1906).
Charles was born in Warrington and after he moved to London he studied art at Heatherley School of Fine Art, before studying further in both London and Paris. In 1875, he started a long association with the Royal Academy, where he exhibited quite regularly until his death.
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“A Tree Falls in the Woods” at Hashimoto Contemporary.
Opening this Saturday, March 3rd, 2018 at Hashimoto Contemporary in San Francisco, California is the group exhibition curated by FMLY Projects entitled “A Tree Falls in the Woods.”
The dynamic exhibition features a roster of acclaimed artists from disparate locations and backgrounds; each creating their own rich narratives that transcend current trends, styles, and subject-matter.
Artists above: Barnaby Whitfield, Brian Willmont, Eric White, Heather Benjamin, Dan Gluibizzi, Chris Oh and Alfred Steiner.
Be sure to follow Supersonic Art on Instagram!
