River Styx Magazine
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River Styx, now in its 50th year, is a non-profit, multicultural literary and visual arts magazine based in St. Louis. https://www.riverstyx.org
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In a dystopian world where history is rewritten by an oppressive government, a calligrapher struggles to embed defiance and the memory of her freedom-loving father into her mandated texts, finding solace and truth in her secret love, Jimmy, and the symbolic power of unpredictable clouds.
"The Art of History and the Interpretation of Clouds" by Jeff Burt — River Styx Magazine
A calligrapher struggles against an oppressive government.
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River Styx 110: Plum is available for preorder. Featuring new writing and art by Maryn Blanco, Noor Jafari, Marc McKee, Hantian Zhang, Allison Field Bell, and more.
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We’ve extended the deadline for The River Styx Contest to September 1, 2025. (Announcement date is still January 1.) Enter your fiction or poetry. See our website for complete rules. www.riverstyx.org/the-river-st...
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In Mary Troy’s story, “Don’t Take This the Wrong Way,” a woman with a complicated family history and a troubled marriage experiences a sense of liberation when her husband leaves and her half-brother, a repeat offender, moves in. @marytroy.bsky.social

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"Don't Take This the Wrong Way" by Mary Troy — River Styx Magazine
A short story about marriage and theft.
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In Elzbieta Zdunek’s series SOMETHING HUMAN, the artist “explores the way we are perceived from the outside…the weight of external judgement: how labels define or dismiss us, and the impossible, often conflicting expectations placed upon us.”

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Something Human by Elzbieta Zdunek — River Styx Magazine
A Berlin-based collagist takes on the subject of perception.
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We’re running a promo! Buy a copy of River Styx 109 print edition and get a copy of River Styx 108 free. Shipping applies. For a limited time. Promo code: BOGO
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Lars Chinburg’s “Along the River” brings wildfire to a Montana valley where a solitary shepherd’s actions have dire consequences for a nearby family.

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"Along the River" by Lars Chinburg — River Styx Magazine
A short story by Lars Chinburg from River Styx 109: Posthuman.
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Excited to get home and see this poem in @riverstyxmag.bsky.social — thanks to @micahbateman.bsky.social for sheparding it into good hands!
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Please join us for a soecial virtual event with Deborah Taffa, author of Whiskey Tender. April 30, 8pm CST. Register for free.

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New poetry for spring 2025. Featuring CMarie Fuhrman, Cary Stough, Hannah Bonner, Lauren Haldeman, Knar Gavin, Harris Wheless, David Dodd Lee, Jan Garden Castro, and Alicia Wright.

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We must cancel our spring issue virtual event for March 27. It turns out AWP INC is a force not to be contended with. We’ll reschedule!
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real glad to have a set of poems up at @riverstyxmag.bsky.social ! i'll drop the smol one here, & u can hop to the link for the other (spoiler/lure: it involves the Hershman-Leeson filmTEKNOLUST!) www.riverstyx.org/proof-blog/k...
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Submit to River Styx 111: Mitsake by September 1, 2025.

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I have a new story in @riverstyxmag.bsky.social called “Death and the Bachelor,” and it’s for all the Old Hollywood obsessives, queer cinephiles, romantics and existentialists out there. 🤍✨
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“His kiss was mist off a waterfall.”
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