In preparation for Issue 46.3: Ghosts, the editors of the issue collected a list of ten works of writing currently haunting them.
Manahil Bandukwala
The Language We Were Never Taught to Speak
Grace Lau’s debut poetry collection, The Language We Were Never Taught to Speak is a love letter to the narrator’s younger self. Throughout the book, learning the language of care is embedded in the literal act of learning a second language as immigrant children.
Growing Room Panel: Get Some Lit Mag Love
Watch the replay of our Growing Room 2020 Festival Panel and learn how to get published in literary magazines. Get Some Lit Mag Love: How to Publish your Fiction, Poetry, and CNF in Journals This online panel event took place on March 14, 2020. More about the panel:...
Fifteen Forthcoming Titles in the Time of Social Distancing
Thank you so much to Room magazine for inviting me to put together a list of new books I'm excited about this spring and summer. These wonderful authors put so much into their work, so let's give them some love and celebration. Manifest by Terese Mason Pierre (Gap...
White marble atop the hill
Strip the skin off my body and hold me tight. Take this ugly brown shell, burn scar, thrown to sea. Let waves batter me against rocks, shark teeth ravage carcass, oil spill on pale water. Strip the skin off my body and hold me tight. Take this ugly brown shell, burn...