WWPH Writes 105…and we are celebrating AMERICA’S FUTURE: poetry & prose in response to tomorrow, which is officially on sale in print and ebook versions today, September 9th! 164 writers. 526 pages. An anthology that “SPEAKS TO JOY AND RESILIENCE AMIDST POLITICAL TURMOIL IN THE UNITED STATES,” notes Poets & Writers in their September/October magazine. […]
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WWPH WRITES ISSUE 102
WWPH Writes 102… spotlights MY FRIEND WANTS TO TALK ABOUT WAR, a poem by the versatile Laura Shovan, and the debut of a new author, Edwin Fenwick, Jr., a third-year MFA student at the University of Baltimore, with his moving creative nonfiction GHOST. Our next big project, AMERICA’S FUTURE: poetry & prose in response to […]
WWPH WRITES ISSUE 95
WWPH Writes 95… and at this tumultuous moment, we pivot work that boldly speaks to us: SHAVASANA: CORPSE POEM by Gina Sangster and COMPLICITY by Erika Raskin. Plus, news on a special project, CAPITAL QUEER: A PRIDE Celebration, a chapbook-anthology with a publication date of May 27th! See below for our fabulous cover reveal and […]
WWPH WRITES ISSUE 94
WWPH Writes 94… and a poet returns to the Washington Writers’ Publishing House…Jane Schapiro published her first poetry collection, Tapping This Stone, in 1995 with WWPH, and is back with a haunting poem, The Warm Line: The Hand. Her work is alongside a gripping excerpt from The Churning, a novel-in-progress by Jyoti Minocha. Your Washington Writers’ […]
WWPH WRITES ISSUE 93
WWPH Writes 93… the wild world comes to the forefront in When You Stopped Posting Wordle and Started Posting Strands, poetry by Kristin W. Davis, and Commander Speaks, a novel excerpt by Jody Jaffe. Big welcome to our Class of 2025 WWPH Fellows. These are 12-week, virtual, paid fellowships with undergraduates and graduate students who […]
WWPH WRITES ISSUE 89
WWPH Writes 89… looks back and forward. We begin with remembering two poets with very special ties to the Washington Writers’ Publishing House: Myra Sklarew and Henry Taylor. In 2025, we look forward to finding new talents submitting to WWPH Writes–writers like Tanner Call and his allegorical flash story Skin to Stone, which shimmers in this […]
WWPH WRITES ISSUE 88
WWPH Writes 88… celebrates our year in review with links to some of our favorite issues of the past year. We are going to be celebrating a lot in 2025 as we enter our 50th year. Join us and submit to AMERICA’S FUTURE. Send us your poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction for inclusion in our […]
WWPH WRITES ISSUE 87
WWPH Writes 87…starts our holiday celebrations with two illuminating works: Mel Edden’s BACKSTROKE and Emily Holland’s EVERYTHING THE LIGHT TOUCHES. We are going to be celebrating a lot in 2025 as we enter our 50th year. Join us and submit to AMERICA’S FUTURE. Send us your poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction for inclusion in our […]
WWPH WRITES ISSUE 87
WWPH Writes 87…starts our holiday celebrations with two illuminating works: Mel Edden’s BACKSTROKE and Emily Holland’s EVERYTHING THE LIGHT TOUCHES. We are going to be celebrating a lot in 2025 as we enter our 50th year. Join us and submit to AMERICA’S FUTURE. Send us your poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction for inclusion in our […]
WWPH WRITES ISSUE 86
WWPH Writes 86…This issue features two D.C.-based writers expansively writing outside of their more familiar genres– poetry from Bernardine ‘Dine’ Watson (known to many of our readers as the author of WWPH’s 2023 award-winning Transplant: A Memoir ) and David Ebenbach writing in the young adult genre, with a novel excerpt from his acclaimed Possible […]