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THEMA, the
theme-related journal, has three
goals. One is to provide a stimulating forum for established and emerging
literary and visual artists. The second is to serve as source
material and inspiration for teachers of creative writing. The third
is to provide readers with a unique and entertaining collection of
stories, poems, art and photography.
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Current Issue
The Other Virginia
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Chuck
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Issue under production
A Postcard from the Past
(34:1 spring 2022)
Manuscripts accepted
Watch the Birdie!
(34:2 summer 2022)
Manuscripts under consideration
Get It over With
(34:3 autumn 2022)
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Editorial
mischief!
The editor of THEMA Literary Journal has a new
creative nonfiction book,
Seeing the Elephant:
The 1920 Frank Reaugh Sketch Trip to the Grand Canyon
released on February 26, 2021, by Sunstone Press.
It is based on the diary kept by her aunt during the 1920
trip.
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NewPages.com
alternatives in print and media
Duotrope.com
free resource for fiction writers and poets
Poets & Writers serving
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Poetry
Writing and Analysis Guide, a helpful poetry-related resource
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Writer's Beat
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