Non-fiction
What the Lake Holds
By Seth Frame
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@greatlakesreview.bsky.socialNon-fiction
What the Lake Holds
By Seth Frame
@greatlakesreview.bsky.socialWe are happy to announce that our Narrative Map Project, a distinct feature of GLR, has been upgraded.
Seth's writing on the creation process: greatlakesreview.org/narrative-ma...
Visit our new map here: greatlakesreview.org/narrative-map/
@greatlakesreview.bsky.socialWe have closed for submissions.
Thank you to all of our submitters. We look forward to reviewing your work. Every submitter will hear from us within 1-2 months, regardless of the outcome of your submission.
@greatlakesreview.bsky.socialWhat You Haven’t Seen
A prose poem
By John Kropf
#poetry with #GreatLakesReview
@greatlakesreview.bsky.socialPhotography by Joey Barnes
Joey Barnes is a Michigan-based nature photographer whose work explores the quiet details of the natural world, from intricate snow crystals to expansive landscapes.
@greatlakesreview.bsky.socialA friendly reminder that submissions to GLR will close on October 1st.
There are approximately two weeks left to submit final pieces.
We look forward to receiving your work in the Great Lakes Region.
@greatlakesreview.bsky.socialA Time Such As This
Photography by Jennifer Tomshack
@greatlakesreview.bsky.socialDriving into the town, I went past hundreds of trees
bent or broken.
The hurricane winds had taken down the weakest ones easily,
strong ones too.
From After the Storm
By Mary Christine Kane
#Poetry with #GreatLakesReview