Tidal Echoes

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Submitters: expect an email in the coming month! (Your patience is very appreciated) A special thank you to our board members for coming to our meeting!

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But more importantly, if you have questions about submitting to future journals, check it out!

You’d be surprised how many people you might know as published writers!
Email us at [email protected] for any burning questions! A gentle reminder launch is April 2nd at 7pm!

Email us at [email protected] for any burning questions! A gentle reminder launch is April 2nd at 7pm!

Hello Spring interns! Looking forward to working with you! Did you know Tidal echoes hires interns for both Fall and Spring? interns get hand on training, meetings, and loads of communication skill practice!

And so it begins…feel free to reach out to our email for any questions!

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Today is the day!! To all the writers and artists of Southeast Alaska, today is the submission deadline for Tidal Echoes! We will be accepting submissions until midnight tonight. If you have already submitted work, we would like to extend our gratitude to you. All of you make this journal a reality and we could not have done it without you. Thank you!! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! And if you are a UAS student, our fall intern will be at the Juneau Writing Center in-person to help with the submission process!!

Happy Thanksgiving to all the writers and artists of Southeast Alaska! The team at Tidal Echoes hopes that it was full of great company and thankfulness. We would also like to officially introduce our featured artist for the 2026 edition of Tidal Echoes! It is: Davina (Cole) Drones!!
Davina (Cole) Drones (Tlingit) is Yanyedí of the T’aaku Kwáan. An indigenous artist who works with fibers, animal skins, and other regalia to connect with her culture and create beautiful works of art. Davina creates work that is both functional and beautiful. She won Best of Skin & Fur, Sewing Division in the Juried Art Show & Competition in conjunction with Celebration 2020 held by Sealaska Heritage Institute. She has shown her work in various galleries and exhibits throughout the state and country. She also teaches classes at UAS and loves seeing her students learn weaving for the first time. We hope that you’ll enjoy reading about her artistic process in the upcoming edition!

Shout out for all radio listeners, Tidal Echoes will be on the air for an interview on KTOO today at 3pm! Emily Wall, the major force behind the journal, will be introducing Tidal Echoes and its history. She will also be announcing our Featured Writer and Artist! Stay tuned to hear more about what we have in store! Our Submission Deadline is a little over two weeks away (December 1st midnight) and we encourage you to share your stories and artwork before then!

If you’re someone who is passionate about reading or writing, then you should drop by the JAHC this weekend for the Juneau Writer’s Market! It is a free event where Alaskan-based writers will be holding booths and writing workshops! Tidal Echoes will also be in attendance with our featured writer, Jonas Lamb, so we invite you to stop by and chat! We hope to see you there!