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Get your hands on our exclusive issue 21.2 merch! 📚 Show off your love for our amazing writers and artists while rocking some seriously cool swag. Don't miss out, grab yours now. Link in bio! 🎉

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Discover the pulse of contemporary literature in Redivider's latest issue, 21.2! 🌟 Featuring all-new voices, and stunning cover art, this edition promises an unforgettable journey through the pages of creativity. Link in bio!

Unraveling the layers of self in Carolene Kurien's evocative poetry. 📜 Dive into the intricate dance of identity, sacrifice, and longing in “Love”. Let her words resonate as we navigate the delicate balance between giving and preserving our own essence. Available in our latest issue, link in bio!

Explore the intersection of technology and human emotion in Samuel Piccone’s “To the Bot in Ashburn, Virginia”.
Read this poem in our newest issue!

“Out for a Drive on a Saturday Night” is a story of peer pressure, teenage impulsiveness, bad decisions and tragic consequences. Head over to the link in our bio to read Tina Silver’s piece in our newest issue!

We’re excited to announce we’ll be at the AWP conference! The AWP conference is an annual destination for writers, teachers, students, editors, and publishers of contemporary creative writing. See you there!

Dropping some literary merch! Our first-ever Redivider swag is here, and it's not just about threads—it's about backing authors and their work. Join us in this literary fashion statement! Every purchase fuels the journal.
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We're excited and proud to announce our sic submissions for the Pushcart Prize! Congratulations to our nominees. Read their pieces now at [LINK]: www.redivider.emerson.edu.

What is the Pushcart Prize?

The Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Presses series, is published every year since 1976 and is the most honored literary project in America.

In this short story, Sara's journey of love, identity, and self-discovery unfolds in the evocative setting of "Happy Garden." Head over to [LINK]: www.redivider.emerson.edu to read Madison Bakalar's piece in the new fall issue!