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In Bloom: Reflection and Renewal

In Bloom: Reflection and Renewal

Spring Prompts for KTHT writers from now to the end of June —  & featured picks
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May More
Our Pub’s New Submission Guidelines

Our Pub’s New Submission Guidelines

*Read even if you’ve been writing for KTHT for a while.*
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Diana C.
Curated stories from April
The Day a Dead Sheep Made Me Cry

The Day a Dead Sheep Made Me Cry

Reconciling the love of animals with eating them
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Lauren Gabrielle Foster
Once You Fall, You Fall

Once You Fall, You Fall

Caregiving and the drowning financial burden
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Nuria Soeharto
Mythic Journeys

Mythic Journeys

It is all in how you look at it
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Elisa Robyn, PhD
What My Stepfather’s Final Days Taught Me About Real Success

What My Stepfather’s Final Days Taught Me About Real Success

It exposed a truth the world tries to ignore.
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Kim Petersen
My Mother Lied When She Said I’d Understand When I Was Older

My Mother Lied When She Said I’d Understand When I Was Older

Written by someone who never did understand
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Anne Hope
What Did I Do Wrong as a Parent?

What Did I Do Wrong as a Parent?

It is not all my fault, as some would like to believe
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Michele Cambardella
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The Most Dangerous Thing Is a Psyche That Adapts Too Well

The Most Dangerous Thing Is a Psyche That Adapts Too Well

How I witnessed my mother rediscover herself
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Arshpreet
How I Learned to Love My Messy, Unpredictable Life

How I Learned to Love My Messy, Unpredictable Life

Luckily, I wouldn’t have it any other way
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Madison Clarke
Three Versions Blink

Three Versions Blink

Fragments of a Day That Never Quite Ends
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CJ Coop
I Moved From India to the US and Learned How Freedom Can Quietly Make You Lonely

I Moved From India to the US and Learned How Freedom Can Quietly Make You Lonely

America amazed me, confused me, and forever changed me.
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Shaant
Expose the Lies That Make You Feel Self-Conscious

Expose the Lies That Make You Feel Self-Conscious

Negative beliefs about ourselves are the culprits for undesired feelings
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HCwrites
The Carousel of Critics

The Carousel of Critics

Spectacle, scorn, and the violent loop of public judgment
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Tristan Robert Lange
Sacred Solitude and the Weight of Expectations

Sacred Solitude and the Weight of Expectations

Inspired by Nikhil’s “Marriage Shouldn’t Feel Like an Adoption”
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Ya_Aina
Voices

Voices

Contradictions
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Swarna Dutta
The Weight of Generational Trauma

The Weight of Generational Trauma

Like the Horrible Denim Quilt My Ex Insisted We Use
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Elizabeth Estabrooks
One Week in Insomnia Jail

One Week in Insomnia Jail

And a Solution to Leg Cramps
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Frank Ontario 🦋🕊️🌍
Journal Entry

Journal Entry

On Being Present – May 13, 2025
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Leila Nk
From Head Trash to Healing: Unlocking the Power of Your Unconscious Mind

From Head Trash to Healing: Unlocking the Power of Your Unconscious Mind

Stop living on autopilot and start creating your life on purpose
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Clifford Jones
Root Beer Floats and Easter Ghosts

Root Beer Floats and Easter Ghosts

The unseen connections to love
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Thea Williams
When the Heart Feels Heavy, Let It Rain

When the Heart Feels Heavy, Let It Rain

Let’s normalise having sad days
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Sujona Chatterjee
You Can Know Something Intellectually, and Still Not be Able to live it.

You Can Know Something Intellectually, and Still Not be Able to live it.

This is the gap between head knowledge and heart wisdom.
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Dee
Coffee, Cake and Clarity

Coffee, Cake and Clarity

How one conversation brought justice, insight, and the courage to continue healing.
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🦋 Marie A. Rebelle
True North

True North

Staying true to our dreams in the face of life’s challenges
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Marianne Simon
My First Day in a Completely New City

My First Day in a Completely New City

A story from my younger self
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Shrushti Mehta
A Lived-In Life

A Lived-In Life

A poem about staying connected to the child I was (am).
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Tony Leo
How Can You Feel So Alone With Someone Right Beside You?

How Can You Feel So Alone With Someone Right Beside You?

The loneliest part was pretending we were okay
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Yana Bostongirl
City of Mirrors

City of Mirrors

Modern spirituality and healing
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The Mad Poetess
Like Air

Like Air

A poem about seeing yourself
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Luka Bönisch
My Mother Cried All Her Life

My Mother Cried All Her Life

I hope I can make her smile
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Damane Zehra
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