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Issue II is officially closed for submissions! Underwater Listening will come out April 15th, and we thank everyone who submitted!! Issue III is open for submissions, with a them of…*drumroll*…IVY. Twisting and covering, slowly overrunning the earth, we want you to think of the plant that is quietly creeping over our world. From the beauty of ivy-covered stone castles to the vines that choke out tall oaks in century-old forests, this plant is everywhere. A wallflower, a quiet

A Piece From The Editor Twisting, tangling, growing over. Strangling, choking, taking over. Breathing, changing, starting over. A Letter From The Editor I am all for exploring themes of tumultuous nature, and She herself is a sort of umbrella over the entire Typewriter magazine. For example, please see our logo: a typewriter overrun with flowers and flora of all kinds. I find the notion of humans’ penitent little world being overcome by Mother Nature, the truly supreme force,

Literary magazines play a unique role in the world of writing and publishing. They offer a platform for new and established writers to share their work, and they help readers discover fresh voices and ideas. But how exactly do these magazines operate? Understanding the process behind literary magazines can help students appreciate their value and even inspire those interested in writing or publishing to get involved. What Is a Literary Magazine? A literary magazine is a publi

Starting your publishing journey can feel overwhelming. The world of literary magazines, contests, and journals is vast, and knowing where to begin is a challenge for many students. Choosing the right platform to share your work is crucial. An online literary magazine, especially a small, student-run one, offers a unique opportunity to gain experience, build confidence, and prepare for future submissions. This article explains why students should consider beginning with an on

The Typewriter’s first issue (New Beginnings) is officially closed for submissions! However, our second issue is now live with a theme of Underwater Listening! We want to capture how it feels to be under the waves, utter submersion; a world completely separate from ours (literally or metaphorically, if you decide). There is so much we don’t know about the ocean, the possibilities truly are endless. Imagine hidden underwater shipwrecks, newborn orca calves’ first breaths, me

Submit here to the first issue of The Typewriter: New Beginnings ! Submissions are due February 28th, results may come a week or so after, and the magazine will be published March 15th. When thinking of New Beginnings , imagine the first day of spring, the world coming back to life. This issue aims to exemplify the feeling of a fresh start, a blank slate, and endless possibilities. Think of first loves, a baby’s first breath, new homes or friends. Check out the Instagram for

Submission Guidelines We are so excited to read your submissions! Here are some guidelines to keep in mind: Eligibility : This call is open to all students, ages 12-18. Word Count : Your submission should be anywhere under 1,000 words. Format : Please submit your work in a Word document or PDF. We accept poems, short stories, flash fiction, creative essays, or memoirs. Deadline : Typically the last day of every month, but check each individual issue’s deadline info blog just