The Citron Review
An Online Journal of Brief Literature
🍋10th Anniversary
Fall 2019 IssueSeptember 23rd, 2019
3 months to go.
"Immaculate" by Anne-Marie Hoeve takes us into the secret life of spoons in this carefully arranged micro fiction.
https://citronreview.com/2019/03/20/immaculate/ #amreading #thecitronreview #spring2019
Christopher Rabley's "I Can See Her" is his second publication in The Citron Review and we join him in Taipei City for a most trying time. His first nonfiction story is from 2017, "Speak to Me". Please read them together, if you wish.
https://citronreview.com/2019/03/20/i-can-see-her/
https://citronreview.com/2017/12/21/speak-to-me/
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We are expanding our team of editors. This fall marks our 10 year anniversary as a volunteer operated journal, and we look forward to another ten. We love what we do and hope that you will consider joining us. Send your inquiries to citronreview at gmail.com.
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We're still reading! All 2019 picks are also eligible for consideration to be included in our 10th anniversary issue this September. 🍋
#callforsubmissions #CitronStories #briefliterature #cheerstotenyears #amreading #TheCitronReview #poetry #fiction #flashfiction #microfiction #creativenonfiction
Abigail Pettit's elegant flash "Moving On" hits a little too close to home. https://citronreview.com/2019/03/20/moving-on/ #amreading #flashfiction #thecitronreview #spring2019
Geoff Martin gives us the goosebumps with a trip into his "Bestiary."
https://citronreview.com/2019/03/20/bestiary/
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