Tangled Locks Journal

11/09/2024

Tangled Locks Journal will be exiting x. We are sharing our road map to readers and writers to inform readers and to provide helpful tips to others who are planning their exit....

Tangled Locks Journal will be exiting x. We are sharing our road map to readers and writers to inform readers and to provide helpful tips to others who are planning their exit.

11/07/2024

https://tangledlocksjournal.com/2024/11/06/let-us-be-the-women-who/

By Tammie Rice Stand up, speak out, and never apologize for their voicesRefuse to fit into boxes they never chose for themselvesDare to say No when Yes, or even silence, would be so much easierStan…

11/06/2024

If you want to say something about this election through words or art, please submit. There is no fee to submit. We will collect your thoughts, feelings and plans and publish on our online journal. In 2025, we will publish a print edition.

https://tangledlocksjournal.com/womensrightsessays/

11/06/2024

Not sure of what’s next but I know I want to be surrounded by strong women who are gearing up for the fight of our lives.

10/29/2024

New poetry from Beth Kantor, part of our"We Could Almost Touch It" special series on women's rights....

New poetry from Beth Kantor, part of our”We Could Almost Touch It” special series on women’s rights.

10/27/2024

Sometimes the opponents of women's rights like to harken back to the fictional GOOD OL' DAYS. Seventy-Seven-year-old writer Ellen Powers has something to say about what it was really like for women Before Roe V. Wade.

Sometimes the opponents of women’s rights like to harken back to the fictional GOOD OL’ DAYS. Seventy-Seven-year-old writer Ellen Powers has something to say about what it was really li…

10/27/2024

The hybrid piece by Nicole Brogdon explores women's reproductive rights in Texas through women grappling with pregnancy, societal pressures, and personal struggles, emphasizing the need for action....

The hybrid piece by Nicole Brogdon explores women’s reproductive rights in Texas through women grappling with pregnancy, societal pressures, and personal struggles, emphasizing the need for a…

10/27/2024

Have something you would like to say before the election? Looking for first person essays. No fee to Submit. Fast turnaround for acceptance and publication. All essays will be considered for publication for an anthology in 2025.

Since the 2016 election, there has been a decline in women's civil rights. Women are telling their stories and taking action to reverse this trend.

10/23/2024

Love Jenny Forrester’s gorgeous writing. I’m blown away by her perspective on politics, women’s rights, finding balance, and how everything connects. Please enjoy and share.

Jenny Forrester shares a gorgeous essay about MAGA, this election, and how to find balance in the midst of it all.

09/27/2024

thanks for sharing! 💙

Tightrope to the Moon | Carella Keil
Tangled Locks Literary Journal Issue 13
Tangled Locks Journal
www.tangledlocksjournal.com/2024/08/04/tightrope-to-the-moon

*Originally published in Crannóg Issue 59
*Featured in Wizards in Space Literary Journal Issue 9

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08/04/2024

Like what you read today? Do you have work that you would like to submit? We would love to read your poetry, fiction, essays, and creative nonfiction.

https://tangledlocksjournal.submittable.com/submit

08/04/2024

How do you communicate the essentials to your potential future partner?

New Fiction by Juliet Waller

https://tangledlocksjournal.com/2024/06/01/dating-profile-for-a-dating-app/

08/04/2024

“Oh NO mummy they fell down!”

There Are Many Ways to View a Body

New poetry by Jo Matthews

https://tangledlocksjournal.com/2024/06/01/there-are-many-ways-to-view-a-body/

08/04/2024

“Time trickles, leaking like the bathroom sink, too many drops to count. I can’t keep up with it.”

Nonfiction by Anika Hickman

https://tangledlocksjournal.com/2024/06/01/i-will-not-die-today/

08/04/2024

You won’t know what hit you.

New poetry by Julie Meyer-Taylor.

https://tangledlocksjournal.com/2024/06/01/my-abusive-ex-hormone/