tiny wren lit
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tiny wren lit focuses on tiny poems + tiny issues (2-3 times per year). Readers can download each issue in a zine format. Home of the tiny zine. Subs closed. Web: https://www.tinywrenlit.com/
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So glad this poem resonated with you. Thanks for sharing!
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Congratulations to our Best of the Net nominees!
Floral background in the style of William Morris. Text: Best of the Net, tiny wren lit
Memento Mori (8/27/2024)
“Last Wish,” Karen Grace Soans
“Stillborn,” Vic Nogay
“Rupture,” Paul Allatson

Golden Shovel (2/14/2025)
“stable dreams,” Natalie Korman
“Every Falling,” CX Wang
“Words as Homing Pigeons Fly,” Merril D. Smith
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Just submitted our Best of the Net nominations! The only time we're happy to name names! #BOTN2026
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Writing or reading a poem or making a zine, tiny labors of love. #laborday2025
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For #smallpoemsunday
one of my own published by @tinywrenlit.bsky.social
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Tiny bursts of beauty. Our latest tiny chap "The Moon, My Heart" by Elena Zhang is now available in the tiny wren shop. www.tinywrenlit.com/product-page...
The Moon, My Heart chapbook resting on the sculpture of a merged sun and moon face with a glass tealight in the background.
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Did you know that you can download each issue and make tiny zines?
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Love it when @cuttinghail.bsky.social gets published in Tiny Wren Lit because it means I get to do a little zine making. The design on these is just gorgeous 🥰
Image of a zine in progress of being put together, open at some poems by Luca Fois and Janel Pleskač Photo of me sewing the zines together Final photo of the zines all sewn up
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Cover reveal for Elena Zhang's tiny chapbook "The Moon, My Heart" with cover art by Aleah Dye. Coming soon to the tiny wren shop.
A silvery full moon against a background of purple and gray skies and cherry blossoms in the foreground. Text: The Moon, My Heart; poems; Elene Zhang.
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Final call for tiny inventory poems!
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Send us your tiny inventory/list poems! And, while you're at it, see what you have to submit to these other fine publications. (with love to @chillsubs.bsky.social )
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Lots of international friendly pubs here, love to see it 👏

Submission details: www.chillsubs.com/lists/Your_F...
CHILL SUBS®
10 of Your Favorite Lit Mags Just Opened for Submissions
Tolka Journal
Looking for: Nonfiction
50-Word Stories
Looking for: Fiction
The Deadlands
Looking for: Poetry, Fiction
Split Lip Magazine
Looking for: Poetry, Nonfiction, Fiction+
Abyss & Apex
Looking for: Poetry
Kaleidotrope
Looking for: Multimedia
Crannóg
Looking for: Poetry, Fiction
The Stinging Fly
Looking for: Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction

The London Magazine Looking for: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry
Tiny Wren Lit
Looking for: Poetry
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Gregory Orr's poem "A Litany" powerfully employs listing + repetition as poetic devices to capture a haunting + tragic moment from his childhood.

A Litany poets.org/poem/litany

We're accepting tiny inventory/list poems throughout May.
A Litany
I remember him falling beside me, the dark stain already seeping across his parka hood. I remember screaming and running the half mile to our house. I remember hiding in my room. I remember that it wa...
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Issue 9 submissions are now open with focus on inventory poetry. Start making those lists! You have all of May!

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Love this picture and love your poem!
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Our top 10 finalists for tiny wren's micro-chapbook contest. Love to everyone who shared their wee poems. So much brilliance!
Image: Wren on a branch
Text: Top Ten Finalists
tiny wren's tiny chaps contest

D.W. Baker, “Digging Someone Else’s Grave”
Sam Calhoun, “Apparitions”
Robert James Cross, “Lucky Number 13”
Eric Hadley, “Misunderstanding Silence”
Laurie Koensgen, “when light breaks clean”
Kelli Lage, “Reservoir Reverie”
Sasha Weiss, “pain clinic party”
Ashley White, “Ten Tiny Poems for One Giant Loss”
A.R. Williams, “Between Worlds and Woods”
Elena Zhang, “The Moon, My Heart”
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Grateful to have your poem as part of the anthology!
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Thrilled to have a poem in this anthology by @tinywrenlit.bsky.social 💞 (My first published poem!)

My thanks to the editors, and it's lovely to be among such talented poets! 🥹
My left hand holding a copy of the Earth anthology in front of a green bush with yellow flowers. The Earth anthology open to the page with my poem, titled 'Archipelago':

Each week a new habitat
forms; in our hands
everything catastrophic 

is made small and
removed, a future turned 
present.

And so we continue

to become islands 
of our own making.
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Manuscript responses are forthcoming. In the meantime, enjoy these tiny golden shovels by CX Wang.
Every Falling
after "One Heart" by Li Young Lee

The last time we met here even
the wind was a poet, your hair flying
like tossed branches beneath steel clouds. This is
how heartbreak is born:
love is extracted out
of memory, longing out of
nothing


We apple to earth in every ending

after "A Sweetening All Around Me as it Falls" by Jane Hirschfield

October sun scented of new apples
picked at their peak. I thought love
was simply that black seed in earth,
had only one purpose—growing — and
only one end— falling.
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Thanks for the love!🪺
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Cover reveal for our 3rd print anthology "Earth: Poems of Presence and Possibility," landing soon in the tiny wren shop.
Cover image: “Flower study” by John Jessop Hardwick, 1866. 
Text above image: EARTH: Poems of Presence and Possibility.
Text below image: Edited by Dana J. Graef & Dana Knott
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Lovely golden shovel poem by Leusa Lloyd for a cold winter day.
Nearing Winter

after "Funeral Blues" by W. H. Auden 

Tell the trees to stop 
their uncrowning. All 
I hear in the wind is the 
curlew, set to ticking clocks.