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The FAM Newsletter: November 2017

December 1, 2017

It's been a busy November for the Split Lip FAM! Catch up on what all our contributors have been up to, and don't forget to revisit their work in the Split Lip archive:

 

Contests

  • Split Lip Press’ Turnbuckle Chapbook Contest launched November 1st. Deadline January 15th, 2018.

Books

  • Erin Dorney’s book of poetry will be published by Mason Jar Press in 2018.

  • Devin Kelly’s book In This Quiet Church of Night, I Say Amen is out now from Civil Coping Mechanisms.

Publications, Interview, and Reviews​

  • Michael Schmeltzer's poem “In the City of No Children” appears in  Moira.

  • Amorak Huey poem “The Petals on the Ornamental Pear Tree in the Neighbor’s Yard Smell Like Death” is up at Moira.

  • Tyler Barton’s story “The Orbit of Us” won the Arcturus Award for Fiction.

  • Cathy Ulrich published several stories this month:

    •  “All the Love Songs are Really About Broken Hearts” in Synaesthesia Magazine 

    • “Girl in Pieces” in formercactus

    • “This Place Will Never Keep You” in WhiskeyPaper

  • Leesa Cross-Smith published two essays:

    • “Ain’t Half Bad” in Oxford American

    • "To Look for America: A Road Trip, A Soundtrack” in The Rumpus

  • Mike Nagel's essay “Stranger” was published in Spry.

  • Lucie Britsch's story “How to Fit In” is up at Jellyfish Review.

  • Chloe N. Clark has published several pieces recently:

    •  “Other Names” in Cosmonauts Avenue, which made the Nebula Reading List

    • “The Dissertation is a Quest that has No Idea” in (b)OINK zine:

    • “Shapeless” in Bad Pony

  • Dylan Brie Ducey's story “Jaconita” appears in Four Way Review.

  • Kathryn McMahon published several flashes recently:

    • “Boom” in The Cincinnati Review

    • "Flare” in Ellipsis Zine

    • “Dirty Red Questions” in Jellyfish Review:

  • K.C. Mead-Brewer's story “Late at Night, After He’s Fallen Asleep” was published by Paper Darts.

  • Devin Kelly reviews Zachary Schomburg’s Mammother in Full Stop.

  • Marcelle Heath's story “The Country is Bereft of Deer” appears in Nat. Brut.

  • Ilana Masad reviewed Devin Murphy’s The Boat Runner in The New York Times and her essay “Giving Eliza Hamilton the Chill Legacy the Musical Denied Her” is up at Broadly.

  • Chance Dibben's poem “Democracy” is up at Maudlin House.

  • Julian K. Jarboe's flash “The Heavy Things” was published at SmokeLong Quarterly.

  • Kristine Langley Mahler's essay “16 on College Weekends” is up at Gordon Square Review.

  • Stephen Langlois discusses his work on episode 23 of the On Poetry podcast. His story “Man Crawls Across Parking Lot” appears in The Collapsar.

  • Poetry reader Bob Sykora published several poems recently:

    • “The Nature of New Hampshire and Everything” in Vagabond City

    • “U-topia (No Place)” in Maudlin House

    • “The Sky Doesn’t Have Any Answers” in Public Pool

  • Lynn Mundell published “Let Our Bodies Be Returned to Us” in Booth:

  • Social Media and Marketing Coordinator Becky Robison's story “Repairs” was the winner of (b)OINK’s November 2017 35mm Fiction Contest.

  • Managing Editor Amy Rossi's flash fiction  “The Lights in the Sky Will Shine for Me” is up at Synaesthesia Magazine.

  • Monet Patrice Thomas's story “How to Write a Letter” was published by The Rational Online.

  • Melissa Goode's story “It falls” appears in Jellyfish Review and “Newark (EWR)—Düsseldorf (DUS)” is up at Matchbook.

  • Sally Burnette has published 3 poems recently:

    • “Sonnet” in Nat. Brut

    • “reverie” in Dream Pop Journal

    • “The Song of Milky Cornsilk” in Boaat

  • Robert James Russell's story “Holograms” appears in Little Fiction.

  • Todd Dillard's flash fiction “Myth in Which My Father Does Not Recreate the Moon Landing” was published by Atticus Review.

Awards, Honors, and News

  • Reader Jen Palmares Meadows’ essay “Filipino Fruit Salad” has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize by Redivider.

  • Amy Rossi and Chance Dibben have been nominated for both Pushcart and Best Small Fictions by Matchbook.

  • Lucie Britsch has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize by Jellyfish Review

  • Monet P. Thomas and Michele Finn Johnson have been nominated for Best Small Fictions by WhiskeyPaper

  • Cathy Ulrich has been nominated for Best Small Fictions by Ellipsis Zine.

  • Christina Dalcher and Kathryn McMahon have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize by Ellipsis Zine.

  • Michele Finn Johnson has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize by Lost Balloon.

  • Flash fiction reader Lori Sambol Brody and Michele Finn Johnson have been nominated for Best Small Fictions by Lost Balloon.

  • Meghan Phillips has been nominated for a Pushcart by Barrelhouse for her poem “Yellowshirt Elegy.” 

  • Fiction editor Katie Flynn has been named a 2018 fellow at The Grotto in San Francisco.

  • Mike Nagel’s “Beached Whales,” originally published in Apt,  has been named a notable essay in this year’s Best American Essays.

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