The Watershed Journal Literary Group, based in Brookville, PA (www.thewatershedjournal.org) has joined with Poets Against Racism (PAR) of Nottingham, UK (www.poetsagainstracism.com) to cosponsor a poetry reading titled “Poets Against Racism:…
Do you have a manuscript ready (or just about ready) to be published? Are you looking at the options out there for getting your book into the hands of readers?…
Tony Vallone "In the beginning was the word, and that word—in my case—was “pandemic.” Like most people during this time, I practiced social distancing. Along with my wife, I stayed…
Joe Taylor The Writing End Game Why do you want to write a book? Because you have something the world needs to hear? You want to entertain readers with a…
by Christina Fisanick Now in its second year, WANA LIVE!, the reading series of the Writers Association of Northern Appalachia, continues to bring the region’s top writers, musicians, and book…
By Jess Weible, author of Dead Letters: Delivering Unopened Mail from a Pennsylvania Ghost Town Originally featured in the Mirror as part of the Books from the Pennsylvania Wilds column.…
Our literary magazine has always stood for inclusivity and diversity of representation, and we are so proud to introduce our twelfth issue, which we believe embodies the heart of our…
On Zagajewski’s “Try to Praise the Mutilated World" Philip Terman Today is the first of April --not only April Fool’s Day, but the first day of what has been called…
Ann McCauley I have a sign above my desk, ‘Today we do what we must… Then someday we can do what we want!’ After reading that sign, my grandchildren have…
Guest blogger Stacey Gross I remember when I was a kid we had this parking lot in town. I’m from Warren, Pa., so understand that the majority of my downtown…