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this journal’s mission is to explore the space between polar opposites.

after all, there must be a force that attracts them.

help us define it with your poetry.

A red flower on a concrete ground next to a black metal fence railing.

search for any published poem here:

if you keep forgetting to tell yourself to write or continue to find yourself in a writing rut, this is a creative space for you.

anyone can submit to be published in our monthly issues, whether you’ve been writing your whole life or you decided to start today.

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WHAT

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  • & What About It? is a casual space to share your writing processes and/or writing experiences. Submissions are open at all times and posts remain unedited.

  • This will include the editors’ first blogs posts, but it can include yours, too — so long as you submit by 23 August.

  • Click on the & What About It tab in our website header for all information. The submission form is also there.

welcome to era 2.

RELAUNCH ON

20 AUGUST.

read the eight issues of our first era HERE.

Ancient Greek statue of a winged woman, missing some parts, displayed in a historical building with stone walls and steps.

SUBMIT!

A bookstore shelf filled with various books, with a decorative wall featuring a cloud and angel mural above.
People swimming and gathering along the shore during sunset at a calm body of water, with a colorful sky filled with clouds.
An indoor museum hall with classical sculptures and a glass ceiling. Statues are displayed on pedestals, with some sculptures depicting human figures, and there is a sign that reads 'Art of Native America.' The space is well-lit with sunlight streaming through the ceiling.
A long-haired gray and brown tabby cat stretching on a concrete porch in front of steps leading to a house with a white wall and a blue door. A potted plant is on the right side, and a black metal cage is on the left side of the steps.