I have a new poem in the new Pangyrus print anthology (Pangyrus Literary Magazine)!

Lots of amazing writing in this anthology. Find it here: pangyrus.com/product/pangyr…

Loving the new anthology by Pangyrus Literary Magazine “Where We Dwell”! Thanks for including “Resilience I”

So excited that my poem “Dead Animals” is in Pangyrus Literary Magazine’s 10th anthology, “Where We Dwell.” Thanks to the editors for including my work!

Are the fireworks over yet? Is it too late to post this?

Click to read my 4th of July essay for Pangyrus Literary Magazine for all the free world feelings. 🇹🇷🇺🇸🦃🎆

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Here's my poem 'The Most Poetic Thing' published in Pangyrus and from my forthcoming collection 'The Parachutist' (Sundress Publications, 2025).

'what I learned during Black History Month'

published in Pangyrus Literary Magazine
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1/2 Contributor feature 🖤🖤🖤

Heather Jessen, a finalist for poetry contests at Ruminate, Atlanta Review, and Quagmire Magazine, has poems appearing or forthcoming in Beloit Poetry Journal, Poetry South, Pangyrus, and elsewhere.

thank you ☺️ Pangyrus Literary Magazine

Just received my contributor copy for Pangyrus Literary Magazine' 10th print anthology. This one features environments in which we live, both natural and human-made. Of course, I wrote about the natural one! Love the smell of ink on the page! Copies available here: pangyrus.com/product/pangyr…

It’s an incredible honor to have my poem ‘Autumn’s Bones’ originally published online Sept. ‘22 chosen for the 10th Anniversary print issue of Pangyrus Literary Magazine - Where We Dwell. Order link will be in comments.
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thanks to the Pangyrus Literary Magazine editors for shouting out my essay 'I Want to Believe' in their most recent newsletter!

The Bully and the Believer pangyrus.com/essay-memoir/t… via Pangyrus Literary Magazine

Every month in our newsletter, we highlight a publication we think our contributors might want to check out, not only for great reading but as a place to consider for their writing. This month? Pangyrus Literary Magazine! More in the newsletter: fiveminutelit.com/newsletter

Boston area, join us this Tuesday, April 16 at 7 p.m. Porter Square Books for the launch of BELONGING, Short Stories from Pangyrus Literary Magazine! Readings by Catherine Elcik, Pamela Painter, EC Osondu, Erin Almond and others.

'I don’t know whether to scream or cry; either would give them the data to support their assumptions. I am a malingering, drug-seeking, non-mother with high standards and insatiable career ambitions. Bias is blinding.' In Pangyrus Literary Magazine, I show healthcare can make or break a person.

I'm tickled to share my Mark Zuckerberg = Victor Frankenstein poem on social media.

Pangyrus does one of the coolest things I've seen a lit mag do and has writers share a little behind-the-scenes snippet about the creation of their work, so I hope you enjoy that part too.

Grateful for late ‘23 & early ‘24 acceptances from Cimarron Review, Pangyrus, and The Dodge🙏
School and work mean little time to write so knowing these poems will be living in the world soon makes me feel whole again, and still a writer at heart.

See you Porter Square Books for the launch of this stunning anthology from Pangyrus Literary Magazine

Happy Earth Day from Brown Bag Lit! Since it is also Poetry Month, what are your favorite poems about the Earth? To get you started, here's a lovely one by Deborah Leipziger

published in Pangyrus Literary Magazine

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