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Washington Writers’ Publishing House is the longest, continuously-operating cooperative nonprofit literary small press in the United States

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Catherine Bell

RUSH OF SHADOWS is a story of the epic greed and violence of the 1850’s and 60’s in the American West. A vividly imagined historical drama of racial tension on America’s last frontier….Newlywed Mellie Pickett…develops a friendship with a healer woman she calls Bahe…..Bell’s richly textured, well-researched narrative…captures the settlers’ varied attitudes toward Native Americans, […]

Ava Stern

Ava Stern is a sophomore at American University studying Public Relations and Literature. She calls Honeoye Falls, New York home. Besides reading, Ava enjoys building legos and visiting the monuments with friends. She is a writer for Revolution, a fashion club at American University, and a general body member of Amlit, the literary magazine on campus.

Piérre Ramon Thomas

Piérre Ramon Thomas is a native of the Washington, D.C.-metropolitan area. He has been writing creatively for about a decade and a half. In January of 2022, he published The Nomadic Poet: A Collection of Poetry & Prose. Thomas is currently working on a memoir.

Lindsay Forbes Brown

Lindsay Forbes Brown is currently enrolled at American University’s MFA program where she serves as Editor-in-Chief for FOLIO and Assistant Editor for Grace and Gravity. She is a Kenyon Review workshop alumnus and has work featured in JMWW and forthcoming in Sonora Review and So to Speak.

Shiany Salazar

Shiany Salazar is a junior at American University studying Literature and Education Studies with a concentration in Creative Writing. At the American University, Shiany is a Core Leader for a Creative Writing course within the Department of Literature where she leads student poetry, fiction, and nonfiction workshops and supports the development of student’s literary technical skills. […]

Alejandra Galdo

Alejandra Galdo is a recent graduate of Marymount University and a DMV native. Her work has been published in Marymount’s Magnificat, and has been part of the editorial board. She has presented research on media representation of adolescent Latina coming-of-age stories and topics related to mental health. She is interested in exploring careers within the humanities field.