Allow us to treat you to a Valentine’s Day two-for-one: First, here’s new flash fiction from Cate McGowan, just published by Barren Magazine: https://barrenmagazine.com/certain-smile/?fbclid=IwAR0kiYPDSZZI4-DRUcNilAfD7PT6QTl4fSN3EJc42-yUJqLN-ziUfkJ_w1E And, […]
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Let’s make this a Walter Bargen Monday: First up, in case you missed it, here’s a review of Walter’s latest collection, My Other Mother’s Red Mercedes, that […]
Continue reading »The award nominations for Moon City Press authors are still rolling in: This flash fiction from Michelle Ross has been nominated for The Best Small Fictions by Passages North: https://www.passagesnorth.com/…/one-or-two-by-michelle-ross/ […]
Continue reading »Amina Gautier will be reading fiction at Missouri State University tonight. The event is at 6 p.m. in the PSU Union Club. It is free […]
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So much good publishing news to share. Let’s start with this recent story from the excellent Michelle Ross, author of There’s So Much They Haven’t […]
Continue reading »We are pleased to congratulate Kathy Goodkin of Greensboro, North Carolina, for winning the 2018 Moon City Poetry Award! Kathy’s manuscript, Crybaby Bridge, will be published in […]
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A huge congratulations to Sarah Freligh for having her story “Any Body,” which first appeared in The Cincinnati Review, selected for Best Microfiction 2019. If […]
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Walter Bargen’s latest poetry collection, My Other Mother’s Red Mercedes, was recently reviewed by Katherine Hoerth and The Examiner out of Beaumont, Texas. Just to […]
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We’ve been waiting on this one: Today’s poem featured on Poetry Daily is “The Noctambulists” by Clayton Adam Clark. This poem first appeared in Mid-American […]
Continue reading »After a relatively quiet week, we’re ready to make some noise with a long list of good publishing news, starting with this new co-written story […]
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