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This Friday, 7PM. Our fall reading features excerpts from Nita Noveno’s prize-winning memoir Mud on the Moon, along with new work from Imogen Osborne. Fiction by Ileen Park, queer poetry by Nora Rose Tomas, and translation by Joana Urtasun. RSVP: partiful.com/e/RJJiPl3Vxu...

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Our editors were wowed by Stephanie Macias’s story “Something Terrible,” a stunning, hilarious reflection on Latine storytelling and racial bias in publishing (werewolves with hands might also be involved). Now free to read on our Substack: substack.com/@epiphanylit...

Come to our fall reading at Liz's Book Bar on 10/9. Enjoy new work by 2026 Breakout Prize Winner Imogen Osborne. Excerpts from Nita Noveno's award-winning memoir. Fiction by Ileen Park, translation by Joana Urtasun, and poems by Nora Rose Tomas. RSVP: partiful.com/e/RJJiPl3Vxu...

David Sheynberg brings us gay longing, failed Broadway boys, and klezmer band intruige in “Unveiling,” our latest piece of fiction. Experience the “omnipresent ache” that resonated with our editors: www.epiphanymagazine.org/features/unv...

Submissions to our Fresh Voices Fellowship are open through October 15. Apply, learn more about the requirements, and meet past fellows: epiphanymagazine.submittable.com/submit

Breakout Prize Finalist Perry Levitch unpacks metaphor and motherhood in “Ragged Point Inn,” a poem that’s stuck with our editors. Read it here: www.epiphanymagazine.org/features/rag...

"Mom turned her skin transparent so I could see down to her aching bones. I held on for as long as I could. Maybe that made me a foolish kid, but I wouldn’t have wanted her to change."

Gorgeous new fiction in @epiphanylit.bsky.social from Sammi Chiyao:
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With “Heaven is a Place in West Palm Beach,” Breakout Prize Finalist Sammi Chiyao weaves a story for all the families that are deemed “too much.”

Read our editor’s notes on what grabbed our attention, and the full story here: www.epiphanymagazine.org/features/hea...

From cursed Playboy mansions to schoolyard shitpits to salmon canneries, our latest issue can come with you everywhere: www.epiphanymagazine.org/store/p/prin...

Wondering what stands out to our editors? Read our editor’s notes on "Elegy,” a poem by Breakout Prize Finalist Carolene Kurien:
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An idyllic swim in the river. A father wielding an axe. A young boy’s crisis. For women in translation month, we offer you a shocking excerpt of “Death in Spring” by Mercè Rodoreda, translated by Martha Tennent from Catalan. Read it now on our Substack: epiphanyliterary.substack.com/p/death-in-s...