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I love this weekly podcast from Passager - don't miss it.
Joy-filled to have Jon read my poem Miracle on Burning Bright today! Thank you to all at Passager!
Today is the last day of March—and we're excited to celebrate the many literary journal issues that published this month! Don't miss exciting new work from American Short Fiction, Arab Lit Quarterly, Bennington Review, The Bezine, Capsule Stories, Colorado Review, The Dillydoun Review, Frogpond, The Kenyon Review, Literary Mama, New England Review, Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora, The Oxford American magazine, Passager, Rain Taxi Review, Red Ogre Review, Tahoma Literary Review, West Trestle Review & Words Without Borders!
https://www.clmp.org/news/march-2022-roundup-of-member-magazines/
Read books for from Sarabande, Passager, Frayed Edge Press, Bamboo Dart Press, 53rd State Press, Hub City Writers Project, Sandorf Passage, Deep Vellum Publishing, Catalyst Press & more!
fr balto poet dave- is there a list of events (date is 2/26) zoomx or anything?
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Don't miss the books launching in December from Fernwood Press, Pelekinesis, Riverfeet Press Books, Marsh Hawk Press, Passager, Slate Roof Press, 53rd State Press, and more!
Shopping for books and magazines this holiday season? Don't miss these discounts from Lampblack Lit, Litmus Press, Lookout Books, Milkweed Editions, OR Books, Passager, Rose Metal Press & more!
Take a look back at the fiction, poetry, nonfiction, art, and more that CLMP Member magazines published in April—including Georgia Review, The Literary Review, Lucky Jefferson, Mom Egg Review, Passager & more!
HI, I'm wondering when your 2021 issue will be available for sale? A friend's work is it. thanks.
Earlier this week, Charlestown resident and author Eugenia Collier was featured on Passager's "Burning Bright" podcast celebrating the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Click the link below to listen!
Look what arrived today!! So thrilled and honored to be featured as the Passager Poet for 2020! Thanks to everyone who put this beautiful journal together amid a pandemic!
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