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Girl Work: A Review of Maggie Woodward’s Found Footage

by Anna Sandy Elrod | Apr 26, 2018 | Reviews, What's New in Poetry

Woodward never shies away from showing the reader her footage

Dan Brady’s Special Letterpress Cover

by Adam Robinson | Feb 21, 2018 | Publishing

For the premier edition of Strange Children, the new collection of poetry by Dan Brady (Publishing...

Augury Books Is Open for Submissions

by Adam Robinson | Jan 1, 2018 | Publishing

You can check “submit manuscript” off your New Year’s Resolutions. This just in...

Dr. Finck Joins Muse/A

by Gregg Murray | Dec 6, 2017 | Publishing, Real Pants

Atlanta’s Shannon Finck has joined Muse/A Journal as an assistant editor. Shannon is now...

There’s No Accounting for Books

by Adam Robinson | Dec 5, 2017 | Publishing

Putting out over 50 books with Publishing Genius—a small press I started eleven years ago—has...

Furniture Press Books Update

by Adam Robinson | Dec 4, 2017 | Publishing

I’m super excited that Baltimore based poetry publisher, Furniture Press, has been going all...

Muse/A Pushcart Nominations

by Gregg Murray | Nov 27, 2017 | Journals, Publishing, Real Pants

While y’all were eating fried poultry at Bantam & Biddy, I was doing nominations for the...

Muse/A Partners with Publishing Genius

by Gregg Murray | Nov 1, 2017 | Publishing

When the server gets here, order a salad. You’re gonna want to save some room for this. Not to mix...

“Haloed by this next sorrow, sorry.”

by Mike Young | Aug 1, 2017 | Lit Mag Roundup

Popping in under monsoon season to give a shout to the new online literary magazine Dream Pop...

Women and Their Friends

by Amy McDaniel | Jun 23, 2017 | Publishing

We needed a better vocabulary for women friendship. Good literature is the most robust means of developing a new lexicon to talk about an old and elastic thing.

This Thing Called Thunderclap Helped Me Reach 1 Million People About My Book (Not Really, But Kind Of)

by Real Pants | Apr 25, 2017 | Inseam

How Josh Spilker used Thunderclap to touch 1,000,000 lives with his new book. Kinda, sorta, not-really-at-all.

Female Brazilian Writers Talk About the Difficulties of Publishing in Brazil

by Jeremy Spencer | Apr 20, 2017 | Business Casual, Publishing

Brazilian writer Marie Declercq published an article titled Escritoras brasileiras falam sobre as...

A Few (by Luna Miguel)

by Jeremy Spencer | Apr 11, 2017 | Business Casual, Publishing

In Friday’s edition of El Cultural published out of Madrid, Spain, writer Luna Miguel...

How to have a day by Megan McShea (Book Review)

by Adam Robinson | Apr 5, 2017 | Reviews

Megan McShea’s 2015 chapbook, How to have a day, is worth poring over for its ecstatic language. It’s like a museum where each phrase is an artifact that you’re supposed to pick up and turn and examine closely—or just dash through and enjoy it like a kaleidoscope.