We are officially open for submissions until October 31st! Send us your long-form fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and your work that transcends the genres! Submit on: lastsyllablelit.com
We can’t wait to read your work!!
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The event also featuring amazing readings by @poetrybyemma.bsky.social, @ellahachee.bsky.social, @alan-fox-parmeter.bsky.social, and @nocturnalxlight.bsky.social. Grateful to OB Beans for hosting!
The fabulous author François Bereaud, whose play was published in Last Syllable Issue 3, visits our table at AWP! We hope more friends of Last Syllable stop by booth #946 to say hello.
BIG NEWS! The Rumpus will transition to new ownership under @roxanegay.bsky.social and @debbiemillman.bsky.social effective May 1. This change is an opportunity for a more sustainable future and meaningful growth. 🎉 Read the full announcement from our publisher, Alyson Sinclair. buff.ly/aFeXcEE
So excited to see this started and even more excited to read some wonderful submissions! Open now!!
You can read my poem "A bildungsroman" along with some really stellar work in @lastsyllablelit.bsky.social today!! Sooooo excited and honored to be in such good company. Can't thank the editors and readers at Last Syllable enough 💖💖💖
I'm honored to be included in the gorgeous @lastsyllablelit.bsky.social's latest issue! Many thanks to them for publishing this long poem that took me forever to write as I wrestled with what it means to be the descendent of a long line of white Southerners.
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Thanks Last Syllable Lit for publishing an essay that is either about: sleep, intensity, acting, my stroke, my OCD, procedural television, a moment of kindness on social media, or @vincentdonofrio.bsky.social. I hope it’s the latter, but most likely all of the above. lastsyllablelit.com/procedural
It’s here! I’m so excited for you to see it.
🚀 Exciting news! Last Syllable Issue 4 is dropping tomorrow! 🎉 Get ready for a powerful collection of poetry, prose, and art that will stay with you long after the last syllable. Stay tuned—you won’t want to miss this! #LastSyllable #NewIssue #ComingSoon
🚨 Exciting News! 🚨
The wait is almost over—"Last Syllable" Issue 4 is dropping in just ONE week! Get ready for a stunning collection of poetry, prose, and ideas that linger long after the last word. Stay tuned—you won’t want to miss this! 🔥📖 #LastSyllable #Issue4 #ComingSoon
Writing a thesis proposal is great. Blissful. Remembering that I will actually need to write this project, not just talk about writing it is less great.
Ugh feels like missing the point to get “back on track.” Glad you were able to go through those parts previously in hopefully a productive way
I am accepting submissions for my emerging writer series at gay.submittable.com. You should have three publications or fewer and no book contract. Yes, this is a paid opportunity. Guidelines at the link. Plz follow the guidelines.
Thinking about when I read Huck Finn in high school and we didn’t discuss race or racism at all, just the spirit of adventure in the book?? Talk about an elephant in the room
A picture of the book James by Perceval Everett
Reading this instead of working on my thesis proposal!
Copy of The Canterbury Tales.
Loads of spelling mistakes in this.
Hold on tight spider monkey
Money sex cat
It did involve a Costco chicken bake so yes
LaPush baby LaPush
Which is like a totally normal, reasonable reaction
Went to the optometrist to find out I have two astigmatisms so it’s been pretty memento mori around here
Spending my last proper day of winter break at home reverting to my 15 year old self, as God intended
There should be a Shazam but for movies your parents are watching over the holidays that tells you a.) what movie it is, b.) what has happened up to this point, c.) which important actors they’ll expect you to recognize
Happy New Year from “Last Syllable!”
Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities, translated from the Italian by William Weaver
But with all this, I would not be telling you the city’s true essence; for while the description of Anastasia awakens desires one at a time only to force you to stifle them, when you are in the heart of Anastasia one morning your desires waken all at once and surround you.
Calvino, Invisible Cities
Reading and loving this right now!
I made a gingerbread panopticon