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Featuring Daryl Sznyter

While we are busily working on the upcoming winter issue of Word Fountain (Look for announcements about our release party at the Osterhout, scheduled for January 5th at 6:30 pm!) we’ll continue to share some of the exciting activities and accomplishments of our contributors. That includes writers from previous and upcoming issues. You can also keep up with news on the ground via our Facebook Page here.

Daryl Sznyter

Daryl Sznyter’s piece “How to Fall Asleep and Never Wake Up” appeared in our summer 2016 issue and she’s been quite busy since then. Her poems “Bald Mountain” and “Hawaiian Spring” appeared in the recent Noble Gas Qrtrly and several of her pieces have recently been published in Eunoia Review. In the October edition of Bluestem you can read along as she Continue reading “Featuring Daryl Sznyter” →

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Submissions Open Soon

Upcoming Online Version

We hope you’ve been enjoying the recent posts with glimpses inside the new issue of Word Fountain, the Literary Magazine of the Osterhout Free Library. We’ll continue sharing bits from the issue all week, and soon all of those lovely pieces will come together for the online version of issue #11.

How to Get Your Own

Meanwhile, we hope you’ll still want to get your hands on your own physical copy. They are truly beautiful. For residents of Northeastern PA, you can just stop by one of the four branches of the Osterhout Free Library. For the rest of North America, Continue reading “Submissions Open Soon” →

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Summer 2016 Contributors

As we work toward next month’s release party for our spring relaunch issue, we’ll give you some previews of some of the writers whose work will appear within it’s pages. Once we have the bios ready we will share some juicy tidbits from those, but we thought it would be fun for now, in order of appearance, to share with you the names of the poets and fiction writers who will grace the pages of the next Word Fountain: Continue reading “Summer 2016 Contributors” →

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