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After nearly 25 years, it was time for an Epiphany refresh! Explore our new website at epiphanymagazine.org.
While our mission remains the same—championing boundary-pushing writers at all stages of their careers—the new site opens up new ways to discover the work we feature.
For Filipino American History Month, read “Deportable Alien” by Grace Talusan. Excerpted from her award-winning 2019 memoir “The Body Papers,” Talusan’s powerful essay interrogates US citizenship as a first-generation immigrant in a Filipino family: substack.com/@epiphanylitera…
10 days until submissions open for Issue No. 38. Want to learn what work we enjoy? Delve into our recent pieces, along with our 20+ year archive, by becoming an Epiphany subscriber—linked in our bio.
In Justin Taroli's “Dry Creek,” a gay bee keeper grapples with grief, devotion, and the gradual loss of insect populations. According to our editors, Taroli's story is a masterclass in quiet tension: epiphanymagazine.org/feature…
We’re proud to announce our 2027 nominations for the Best of the Net, Best Small Fictions, O. Henry, and Puschart prizes. Read these incredible writers and all our favorite pieces by getting your very own Epiphany subscription, linked in our bio.
The creativity and community was unmatched at this year’s @lit_nys convening, held at @poetshouse last week. Thank you to all the LitNYS team and all the magnificent literary nonprofits that came out for letting us reconnect and celebrate.
Thanks to everyone who came to our reading on Friday. We’re especially grateful for (and awed by) the night’s show-stopping readers: Imogen Osborne, Nita Noveno, Ileen Park, Nora Rose Tomas, and Joana Urtasun. Wine and comforts courtesy of Liz’s Book Bar.
📸 : Lydia Tesfaye
The Epiphany team is no stranger to submitting our work to literary magazines and competitions, so it’s about time we celebrated our wins.
Congratulations to our beloved team for their publications and recognitions.
You’ve got until 10/15 to submit to our Fresh Voices Fellowship, which gives one early-career writer of color $2,000, a spot in our print issue, and a year working with our editors: epiphanymagazine.submittable…
This Friday, 7PM. Our fall reading features excerpts from Nita Noveno’s prize-winning memoir Mud on the Moon, along with new work from Imogen Osborne. Fiction by Ileen Park, queer poetry by Nora Rose Tomas, and translation by Joana Urtasun. RSVP: partiful.com/e/RJJiPl3VxuvKA…
Today's your last chance to get 25% off of all things Epiphany, including print mags and subscriptions. Secure your #LitMagWeek haul through the link in our bio, and check out @litmagweek for more goodies from our fellow small presses.
Phone bans, barista stories, and masterclasses on craft. Thank you to the out of print (and recently revived) lit mags who showed us the way.
Now’s the time to get 25% off of anything from our store. Get yourself a #LitMagWeek treat through the link in our bio.
Day 3 of #LitMagWeek is a great excuse to recommend the lit mags that keep our team inspired. Which magazines and journals would you add to the list?
Reintroducing ourselves in honor #LitMagWeek! Epiphany’s a home for writers at every turn of their career, and we’re proud to continue serving both new and established voices.
For #LitMagWeek, get a mag or Epiphany subscription for 25% off using the code LITMAGWEEK at checkout. Now’s the time to join our community in supporting independent print media (and discovering your next favorite writer): epiphanymagazine.org/store
Our editors were wowed by Stephanie Macias’s story “Something Terrible,” a stunning, hilarious reflection on Latine storytelling and racial bias in publishing (werewolves with hands might also be involved). Now free to read on our Substack: substack.com/@epiphanylitera…
Come to our fall reading at Liz's Book Bar on 10/9. Enjoy new work by 2026 Breakout Prize Winner Imogen Osborne. Excerpts from Nita Noveno's award-winning memoir. Fiction by Ileen Park, translation by Joana Urtasun, and poems by Nora Rose Tomas. RSVP: partiful.com/e/RJJiPl3VxuvKA…
David Sheynberg brings us gay longing, failed Broadway boys, and klezmer band intruige in “Unveiling,” our latest piece of fiction. Experience the “omnipresent ache” that resonated with our editors: epiphanymagazine.org/feature…
Submissions to our Fresh Voices Fellowship are open through October 15. Apply, learn more about the requirements, and meet past fellows: epiphanymagazine.submittable…
