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Photo by Trent Staats on Pexels.com Soon after we were married, my husband and I made our home in a small rural community south of Asheville. Since that time, we have completed successful careers in education and medicine, looking forward to enjoying our retirement. We are so thankful to have lived in such a beautiful place for over thirty years. We are also grateful that our home suffered…

Tips on submitting to Teach. Write.

Photo by Aaron Brunhofer via Unsplash This is an important common question that many people ask when submitting to any publication and one of the reasons I try to be honest in my submission guidelines about my preferences. However, the truth is I don’t always know what I’m looking for. I don’t want to overstate and sound too touchy-feely, but I can’t help it–each edition of Teach. Write. is…

Photo by Chaos on Pexels.com There’s still time to submit your short stories, flash fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and short drama to the 2024 spring/summer edition of Teach. Write. I will be accepting work until March 1. Publication is on track for April 1 when I will be open again for submissions to the 2024 fall/winter edition. I love reading your work, and I also love it when you…

The 2024 spring/summer edition of Teach. Write.: A Writing Teachers’ Literary Journal is open for submissions until March 1 with a publication date of April 1. The editor, Katie Winkler, taught English composition, British literature, creative writing, developmental English, applied communications, and study skills for 27 years at a community college in western North Carolina. Also a published…

Just heard that Teach. Write. has been added to NewPages’ Big List. According to NewPages website, the Big List “features a vetted list of more than 1,600 online, print, and electronic literary journals covering a wide variety of genres, themes, and styles.” Another step forward for Teach. Write. The current issue is now out in print, so take a look: Fall~Winter 2023. And while you’re at it,…