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A Little Contained World: An Interview with Richard Mirabella

On April 27th at our Literary Debutante BallOne Story will be celebrating nine of our authors who have recently published their debut books. In the weeks leading up to the Ball, we’ll be introducing our Debs through a series of interviews.

Today, we’re talking to Richard Mirabella, author of One Teen Story Issue #38, “Mold” and the novel Brother & Sister Enter the Forest (Catapult).

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9 Tips for Submitting to Literary Magazines

Submitting work to literary magazines is an important step in the career of any emerging writer. Why submit? Publishing in literary magazines can introduce your work to new readers, help you gain experience working with an editor, and get your work into the hands of agents and book editors. Submitting is also a relatively low-stakes way to normalize the rejection process, a must for all writers. The submission process, however, can often be opaque. Here are nine steps to demystify it and help get you started on your submission journey.

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A Cornucopia of Queerness: An Interview with Lydi Conklin

On June 3rd at our Literary Debutante BallOne Story will be celebrating seven of our authors who have recently published their debut books. In the weeks leading up to the Ball, we’ll be introducing our Debs through a series of interviews.

Today, we’re talking to Lydi Conklin, author of One Story Issue #285, “Sunny Talks” and the short story collection Rainbow Rainbow (Catapult).

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Look Homeward, Angel: An Interview with Arinze Ifeakandu

On June 3rd at our Literary Debutante BallOne Story will be celebrating seven of our authors who have recently published their debut books. In the weeks leading up to the Ball, we’ll be introducing our Debs through a series of interviews.

Today, we’re talking to Arinze Ifeakandu, author of One Story Issue #256, “The Dreamer’s Litany” and the short story collection God’s Children Are Little Broken Things (A Public Space Books).