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Millennials: Writers Retreat January Edition 2023

Wishing a Very Happy New Year To All of You!!!

Millennials, January 2023 edition is published.

Download your copy and enjoy the essence of reading.

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Here I go again. Last time I posted was on April of 2018. It’s getting close to April 2021, so it’s been three years since I was here. During that time, I would randomly post on tumblr.Continue reading

When you think about it, one of the main reasons our generation is so well known for being down and depressed is because of how exposed we are to the real world.

We humans know more about the world now; about how messed up it is, and how things aren’t the way our parents said they would be. Every two seconds, there’s a new headline about an escaped convict, a car accident, or a devestating earthquake or something.

And I, for one, think that every day shouldn’t be this much of a downer. People should have a chance to forget about all the chaos unfolding in the world, even if only for a few moments. 

Recently, I discovered a group of people who do exactly that. 

Calling themselves the “Scarlet Streak”, this small group of individuals works on inspiring other people to showcase their talents, and reminding them that they’re special. They showcase photography, artwork, edited videos, poems, and even qoutes that people submit to them on their insta, site, and even their E-magazine. 

Their second issue is coming out soon themed “home”, and I personally think it’d be a great oppertunity to show the world what you can do, and maybe even find some people who connect with the way you see the world. 

https://www.scarletstreak.com/

ONESHOT AGOSTO 2018

Apex Magazine: Issue 99 - A Celebration of Indigenous American Fantasists

Description from their website:

Apex Magazine is a monthly science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazine featuring original, mind-bending short fiction from many of the top pros of the field. New issues are released on the first Tuesday of every month. This issue celebrates Indigenous American fantasists and is guest-edited by Amy H. Sturgis.

The issue, which features a cover by Dana Tiger,  includes:

FICTION Welcome to Your Authentic Indian Experience™ — Rebecca Roanhorse If a Bird Can Be a Ghost — Allison Mills Skinny Charlie's Orbiting Teepee — Pamela Rentz The Trip — Mari Kurisato NONFICTION Interview with Author Allison Mills — Andrea Johnson Indigenous Wonderworks and the Settler-Colonial Imaginary — Daniel Heath Justice Interview with Cover Artist Dana Tiger — Russell Dickerson