Dante Fuoco’s essay “We’ve Got War to Cover” directs us to look hard at the difficult, the uncomfortable, the forgotten. Here Dante shares just one thing about the piece.
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Eleanor Fuller’s story “Little Death Born Again” draws us in with a character’s search for escape, sanctuary, ecstasy. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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Here are some contributor and staff-written newsletters that our FAM opens, reads, and enjoys.
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Sophie Hoss’s flash “Darkness Rushes Out of Itself” dives into Death’s day-to-day business with a blend of graveside humor and tenderness Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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SLM is heading to LA! We’re so excited to hit AWP 2024, and we’d love to see you too!
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We are so excited to announce our 2025 nominees for Best New Poets!
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Our March 2025 edition of Now Playing features a film that devastates, music that relaxes, and books best listened to, all from our contributors!
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In honor of second person’s unapologetic glory, we’re giving you some pieces fromSLM that get “you” absolutely right.
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We have to admit that January was a thorny start to the year… but the wonderful news and publications from the SLM FAM brought us solace and inspiration.
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Our February 2025 edition of Now Playing features books to keep handy and what to watch while sweating it out from one of our contributors!
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Happy Valentine’s Day from SLM!! Here are some love-filled recommendations from our archive that we hope you—well, love.
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Jill Kitchen’s poem “in a parallel universe, there is nothing i cannot do” uses a gorgeous cascade of language to open a portal into a different state of being. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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Evangeline Lim chats with SLM's managing editor Wendy Oleson about writing memoirs, being a part of Split Lip Magazine, and, of course, her love for dogs.
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Ciara Alfaro’s essay “Beauty Mark” catalogues the way the female body is expected to move, to perform, to please, to disappear. Here she shares just one thing about the piece.
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