Final day to send in work to ANMLY's open reading period! We're especially seeking more from writers outside of the US, more nonfiction, & more translation! > anmly.submittable.com *Fee waivers available* Check out our latest issue to see what we're into! > anmly.org/ap42
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"The museum is filled with White people Who have come to admire his art The wall is heavy with suffering Best and worst of humanity, he tells us Recounting each shot like a war hero" —Eve Xin anmly.org/ap42/eve-xin/
Eve Xin – ANMLYanmly.org"Daddy longlegs Fix your supper Boil cow parsnip Fry skunk cabbage After five hundred years of Mooching around the land mass In priapic overdrive Legacies are re-fathered" —Jan Clausen anmly.org/ap42/jan-cla...
Jan Clausen – ANMLYanmly.orgmake that three more days for general work! 💫
ANMLY5 days left! ANMLY is now open for new work! We're especially seeking more from writers outside of the US, more nonfiction, & more translation! > anmly.submittable.com *Fee waivers available* Check out our latest issue to see what we're into! > anmly.org/ap42
A little over two weeks to go!
ANMLYANMLY is now open for our new folio exploring the yard as the site in which we understand modern Caribbean geography and social life. We're seeking previously-unpublished poetry, creative nonfiction, and art. Absolutely no AI. Deadline: August 14th. More: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
"It’s imperative the heart is not struck— to ensure my body’s organs have a continuous supply of oxygen. The suddenness and shock act as a kind of anesthesia. Or so it is said. I do not stop living." —jms xuange anmly.org/ap42/jms-xua...
jms xuange – ANMLYanmly.org5 days left! ANMLY is now open for new work! We're especially seeking more from writers outside of the US, more nonfiction, & more translation! > anmly.submittable.com *Fee waivers available* Check out our latest issue to see what we're into! > anmly.org/ap42
"Outside, the garage sale goes up in flames and smells like cigarettes, and I remember my grandfather. The neighbor’s son hops a burning fence to save a blue jay. His father is gentle with both of them, just this once. " —Kyla-Yến Huỳnh Giffin anmly.org/ap42/kyla-ye...
Kyla-Yến Huỳnh Giffin – ANMLYanmly.org"...Afraid of plastic. Petrol. News of Pterodactyls rebirthed for fun. Direwolves sniffing diesel and unlocking a Pleistocene memory of genocide. Afraid of microplastic competing with my already tired sperm..." —Lavanya Arora anmly.org/ap42/lavanya...
Lavanya Arora – ANMLYanmly.org"...I knew I would need to lie I don’t know why I just knew that I knew there was something something I would have to hide so I began to practice I played pretend at being bad at it purposely getting caught in clumsy sneaking." —LIKETHEHIGHWAY anmly.org/ap42/lue-lik...
Lue “LIKETHEHIGHWAY” Khoury – ANMLYanmly.orgHead over to ANMLY's blog to read Mai-Linh Hong's essay on picking the jumpsuit for her poetry reading fit! After you do that, go pick up her debut poetry collection, CONTINENTAL DRIFT, at a local bookstore near you! medium.com/anomalyblog/...
"I tell you I do not wish to translate my grief, and you press your fingers at the worry that forms between my brows. What do you know of the silence between translations?" —Minh Nguyễn anmly.org/ap42/minh-ng...
Minh Nguyễn – ANMLYanmly.orgANMLY is now open for our new folio exploring the yard as the site in which we understand modern Caribbean geography and social life. We're seeking previously-unpublished poetry, creative nonfiction, and art. Absolutely no AI. Deadline: August 14 More: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Deadline: Aug 1 ANMLY is now open for new work! We're especially seeking more from writers outside of the US, more nonfiction, & more translation! > anmly.submittable.com *Fee waivers available* Check out our latest issue to see what we're into! > anmly.org/ap42
"Middle-aged white man reads on a pavilion. A few men wearing neon vests and furrowed brows have a conversation. I swing back and forth into growing parabolas. Birds sing. I inch closer to sky, then retreat." —Nicole Arocho Hernández anmly.org/ap42/nicole-...
Nicole Arocho Hernández – ANMLYanmly.org