minor literature[s] - Fiction

Submit fiction here. Maximum wordcount 5000 words, though the shorter the better. Please only submit one piece.What we want: Idiosyncratic and original writing that will challenge, provoke, and enthral us and our readers. We embrace difference and welcome, most of all, voices from the margins – people or characters who aren't part of dominant narratives – voices of resistance and protest, outsiders, and those who might live at an angle to the world. Bear in mind these can be your characters – they don't have to be you. We're afraid we don't currently take science fiction, fantasy or horror. Please format your submission in 12 point font (ideally Times New Roman), with double spacing.Please note: Due to the large amount of subs we receive, and the fact we work on a voluntary basis, it might take our editors between 3-4 months to respond to your submission. We appreciate your patience. Keep in my that we anticipate accepting only a small number of submissions – simultaneous submission are fine, but please contact the editor if your work is accepted elsewhere,Disclaimer: The author is fully responsible for clearing © for all material submitted. The editors reserve the right to take down any piece that for whatever reason they feel is detrimental to the project.  Have you read our general guidelines?

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Trees That Eat Things - Scenic Hudson

Scenic Hudson Land Stewardship Coordinator Dan Smith photographed an ice skate being “eaten” by a tree on one of our protected properties in Ulster County. The skate was probably abandoned alongside the tree a number of years ago. Over time, as the tree grew, the wood surrounded the blade, placing a tight grip on it. […]