Other Doors Monthly Highlights for May, 2020
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Have you read Other Doors lately? If not, check out the best of the month of May…
“Why write Memoir” by Sylvia Clare. Anything Sylvia writes, is worth reading. Period.
“watching the fallen” by Tre L. Loadholt (poetry does not get much more elegantly simple, candid and courageous than this)
“Making Toddy” a poem about arranged marriage by Peggy Ross
“Quarantined Yellow” by Lubna Yusuf. For those who think haiku is not enough room to say really “say” anything, cram this in you pipe and smoke it…
“I asked for it” by Helena Toto
Other Doors is now also accepting submissions on an ongoing basis, because as Janis Joplin once remarked, “It’s all the same fucking day, man…” Indeed. Now more than ever.
So send us your best right now. We will be publishing poems, essays, memoirs, short stories, long stories, visual art, and whatever else comes our way, as long as it’s bullshit-free and from the heart, for the sake of art.
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From haiku to hefty memoirs — poems, stories and essays that break through the bullshit. Looking for pieces that go far beyond cliché to uncover a new realm of possibilities. Other Doors features writing that leaves the reader with genuine congenital reactions.So send us your best right fucking now.
