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the voidspace 🕳️SUBS OPEN🕳️ HORNS Maudlin House March (part 2):
'Wading Through' in The Lumiere Review: lumierereview.com/melissa-flores…
“By the Numbers” in Raw Lit (Subs Closed), which was nominated for a BOTN: rawlit.weebly.com/BTN.html-flore…
here is my poem ' Memoir of a Twerk, Read to a Dark Room', published in The Lumiere Review and nominated for BoTN. HUGE thanks to the Editors !
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So lovely to wake up to my piece in Fractured Lit’s carefully curated BIPOC Love Anthology by the wonderful ✨Exodus Oktavia Brownlow✨! Thank you so much for including me ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Um wow. A second nom for BotN this year, from The Lumiere Review! 'First Summer' is one of the first short stories I'd written, and I'm so happy it found its place in the world and now this. Many thanks!!
always the tricky ones i think that get the most love. thank you jessica kim 🐻❄️ out now: "L(EYE)GHT" The Lumiere Review for thinking of my poem, for liking “ഓളങ്ങള്” enough to nominate it for BotN. 💜 big, big congrats to everyone on this list!
in case you want to read/re-read: lumierereview.com/letitia-jiju
I am so so honored and thrilled to have one of my favorite pieces be one of The Lumiere Review 's favorite pieces & nominated for Best of the Net.
Tea Moon!
My gratitude to the editors... and a toast to happy accidents and playing with your coffee...
“Do you have a happiest moment? he asked.
I did, but I couldn’t say it involved him if he couldn’t say the same of me, and furthermore, I wanted to believe my happiest moment was yet to come.
Nathan Xie | The Lumiere Review
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Announcing our SundressPublications Best of the Net 2024 Nominations! Congratulations and all the best to our nominees, we love your work so much.
The full list of nominees can be found at lumierereview.com/nominations.
“Hold hands with your brother through the prison bars. Don’t
answer your phone. Air out your grief as laundry. Trust me,
no one was born knowing anything about disaster.”
Heather Qin | The Lumiere Review
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“if you could collect your life into the salt lines of your palm what would you
reach for what would you choose as what was worth it? the squeal song laugh
of your children when they were small?”
Jill Kitchen | The Lumiere Review
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“When she picks up, we don’t speak and then one of us hangs up. When she doesn’t, I leave lengthy voicemails that ultimately culminate in some form of an existential threat.
I don’t tell my psychiatrist about this, either.”
Megan Xing | The Lumiere Review
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“In the culture of writers, period is celebrated. A curtain descending on stage, a final beat to a song, a firm strike on the keyboard. Something to be achieved, not avoided.”
Xinyi Huang | The Lumiere Review
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