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Madcap is a semiannual online journal of literature and art. http://madcapreview.com/ Madcap is a semiannual journal of literature and art.

As our name indicates, we embrace the impulsive, the reckless, and the lively, but we also have great respect for form and restraint. Founded in 2014 by a group of fiction writers, poets, and artists, Madcap is a platform for any and all forms of writing and art. We have no genre restrictions, because we believe that great writing isn’t easily categorized. Thank you for visiting Madcap, and feel free to contact us with any questions, comments, or concerns.

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"it comes like this sometimes, the air before thunder—a world gone hard, glassy and sharp as sticks." From "Heavy Weather" by DS Maolalai https://madcapreview.com/issue-12/ds-maolalai-heavy-weather/ #poetry #poem #writing #weather

Madcap 2019 Pushcart Nominations

Hi all, we're thrilled to announce our 2019 nominations for the Pushcart Prize. Each piece is free to read at https://madcapreview.com/ along with every issue we've published. Thank you to all of our wonderful contributors, and special thanks to our readers for all of the support.

Avocado Slices

"Our eyes met. I looked at the door, at the beer, at him again. I grabbed the six-pack and ran. The cashier jumped the counter. The boy dropped his eggs. When I ran through the exit, I hit my shoulder on the door and knocked over a Mother Mary statue. I didn’t know where I was running. I just ran." From "Avocado Slices" by Suhasini Yeeda. Issue 9, Madcap Review. https://madcapreview.com/issue-9/suhasini-yeeda-avocado-slices/ #fiction #shortstory #writing #literature #litmag #MadcapReview #Mexico #Travel #Family #Avocado

Jesus Drowns in the Sea of Galilee

"Sometimes life is more than. Sometimes life is more." From "Jesus Drowns in the Sea of Galilee" by Andres Rojas, Issue 8 https://madcapreview.com/issue-8/andres-rojas-jesus-drowns/

Danaë, Cast out to Sea with Perseus

"Each hour the hunger returns in thunders, clapped into the ground of me, tarried and light- heavy. The ocean outside the steam barrel climbs, then fallows. We falter with the waves. As if we could have lace in us, they carry us closer to the end of the earth: a god’s handkerchief white and captive in the wind." https://madcapreview.com/issue-7/sarah-crossland-danae/ #poetry #poem #writing #danae #perseus #mythology

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