We LOVE this story and are thrilled to have it in this issue!

The Filling Station By JH Tomen April 15, 2026

It's not everyday I write a story about robots (jk, I literally always do that). But it's NOT everyday I get one published in a stellar magazine like @heimatreview.bsky.social

Read it, you'll thank me later!

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Our Issue 11 Contributors 🎉 (cont)
Christine Potter
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Lori Lamothe
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Our Issue 11 contributors 🎉
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Jacky Tang
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Issue 11: Prism Cover art: “ Refracted ”  by Sarah E N Kohrs

Good morning! Welcome to Issue 11.

This issue, which we've titled Prism, gathers poems, stories, essays, and images that move through fracture toward illumination—tracing how beauty, care, and connection persist even when the world feels broken. #moonjoy

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"Your Little Boy" by Patricia Russo

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So happy to hear this, Lori! 💕

Thrilled and honored to have my micro, "Yard Sale," selected for the 2025 @wigleaf.bsky.social Top 50 longlist! Grateful to @laughingyeti.bsky.social and his team and to Hannah Cole Orsag and @heimatreview.bsky.social for publishing my story!

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Just look at this beautiful cover! And I’m ready for a literary derp dive… this might be it

Issue 10: Palimpsest Cover art: “ Family Trees ”  by Kale Hensley

@heimatreview.bsky.social has a new issue out, and I'm thrilled to have an essay in it; Hannah Cole Orsag has put together a great 10th issue of the journal, so you should go check out all of the writing in it: www.heimatreview.com/issue-10-pal...

Two of my visual pieces, “Daydreamer” and “Untethered,” are featured in Heimat Review’s Issue 10.

Grateful to the editors at @heimatreview.bsky.social , and a nod to @flaremagazine.bsky.social for first publishing “Untethered.” 💫

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The Day I Probably Murdered The Dollar By Carsten ten Brink May 5, 2025

Delighted to have a piece of personal writing, "The Day I Probably Murdered the Dollar" in @heimatreview.bsky.social
Issue 9. This narrative weaves two visits to a small African country, that of an explorer relative, with my more recent visit on his trail. www.heimatreview.com/the-day-i-pr...

Cover image of Heimat Review Issue Nine May 5, 2025. There is a black and white photo of a silhouetted woman next to her slanted shadow. Lots of grey used. She's turned to the side and everything is in soft features.

This is our boldest issue yet. Memory, body, self, and survival held in shadow and light. Anatomy of Presence

Issue 9 is here! It begins not in softness but in stark clarity—an unflinching look at the body, memory, and what it means to be seen. It's our boldest issue yet.

📖 Read it here -->
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If you're still waiting on a response to your submission, my sincerest apologies for the delay—decisions will be in your inbox by next Wednesday. I'm travelling home today, and hoping to be fully back to emails soon! 🙏💕

A quick update on Issue 9: I’ve been under the weather on and off and just returned from international travel for family reasons. To give every piece in this issue the care it deserves, we’ll be pushing Issue 9's publication date to May 1. Thank you for your patience—more soon! 💛

My apologies. I'll fix that!