New Poetry Book: Reflections & Reveries by Gail M. Murray

When was the last time you read a poetry book? If you enjoy poetry by Canadian poets do check out Gail M. Murray's book: Reflections & Reveries

She has a book launch coming up on April 14th 2024 at the Stone Cottage Pub in Scarborough, Ontario. See the book launch details below:

About the Author

Gail M. Murray B.A. B. ED. was an English teacher and teacher-librarian with a focus on drama and literature. Gail grew up on a small farm in Pickering surrounded by nature, walking in woods, fields and gardens like the Romantics. For several years, Gail performed with Scarborough Theatre Guild and Scarborough Music Theatre. After retiring Gail became a free-lance writer. Like Keats, she seeks to capture the essence of the moment. Gail’s writing is a response to her natural and emotional environment.

Her poems have been published in Written Tenfold, Blank Spaces, Wordscape, Arborealis, The Banister, CommuterLit.com and her collection Reflections and Reveries. Her creative non-fiction has appeared in The Globe and Mail, Trellis, Heartbeats,  Renaissance, The Ontario Gardener, NOW Magazine, Blank Spaces, Just Words Volume 2, Stony Bridges, Ottawa Review of Books, Historical Novels Review, Our Canada, More of Our Canada, Devour and Our Canada, Our Country, Our Stories.

Call for Short Story Submissions

 

Peasant Magazine is seeking submissions for Issue #2. Specifically it is looking for fantasy, historical fantasy, historical fiction and magical realism stories that are between 1,000 and 8,000 words in length.

PM is a free nonprofit fantasy/historical fiction/magical realism literary magazine that focuses on stories set on earth prior to 1750 or set in a fantasy world.

Furthermore stories don't have to be 'first time publications'. They also accept reprints of previously published works.

Peasant Magazine is available in both 8x11 magazine format from Amazon, and as a free PDF for download.

Peasant Magazine Issue #1, 8x11

Peasant Magazine Issue #1, Free PDF

 

 

Peasant Magazine, Issue #1

 

 

Download a copy of the free PDF version by visiting the Peasant Magazine website, or order the 8x11 magazine of Peasant Magazine via Amazon for $4.99 USD.

Peasant Magazine is seeking Fantasy Story Submissions

In today's news, Peasant Magazine is calling all aspiring writers to submit their fantasy short stories and historical fiction pieces set pre-1750 for possible publication.

Peasant Magazine, a new literary journal, seeks submissions from writers who can weave tales of magic, adventure, and intrigue. The magazine celebrates diversity and inclusivity, and is eager to receive submissions from writers of all backgrounds and skill levels.

For the adventurers among us, Peasant Magazine is looking for epic fantasy short stories that take readers on a thrilling journey through enchanted lands filled with danger and wonder. Whether it's a story about a group of adventurers battling a fierce dragon or a cunning rogue using their wit and guile to outsmart their foes, Peasant Magazine wants to hear from you!

And for those who are passionate about history and love to explore the past, Peasant Magazine is seeking historical fiction set in the pre-1750 period. From tales of medieval knights fighting for honor and glory, to stories of intrigue and betrayal in the courts of kings and queens, Peasant Magazine is the perfect platform to share your passion for history and storytelling.

Submitting your work to Peasant Magazine is easy. Simply head to their website and follow the magazine submission guidelines. Be sure to carefully proofread your work and make sure it meets the magazine's requirements before submitting. And don't forget to check out past issues of the magazine for inspiration and to get a sense of the kind of stories Peasant Magazine publishes.

If your work is selected for publication, you'll not only have the opportunity to share your tale with a wider audience, but you'll also receive compensation for your contribution. So, what are you waiting for? Submit your fantasy short story or historical fiction set pre-1750 to Peasant Magazine today, and take your writing career to the next level!