The Tavern Lantern
Letter from the Editor 13, Mike Joyce | 3 min |
Fan Mail: a Note on Deborah Harry by Peter Marra | 5 min |
I Love You (in Color) by Spencer Pechart [FEATURED TEEN POEM] | 1 min |
Warts and All by Jessica Groenendijk | 20 min |
Motherhood Uncaged by Katie Perttunen | 30 min |
Featured Art
Marina Ćorić – Artist Profile |
Simona Capriani - Artist Profile |
Ezra Letra – Artist Profile |
Anna March’s Foundlings
Anna March's Foundlings is a column in each issue of Literary Orphans that is an exploration of who we are as we discover ourselves. It is an ongoing look at aspects of our identity. The column features author conversations and interviews, fiction, non-fiction, poetry and assorted other forms. Please click this link to learn more about it!
Anna writes:
It's my pleasure this month in Anna March's Foundlings to offer a chapter from Antonia Crane's critically acclaimed new memoir, Spent. Cheryl Strayed, author of #1 New York Times Bestseller Wild, says, "Antonia Crane's writing is bold and beautiful and shimmering with light." I couldn't agree more--about both the writing and the woman. Enjoy this chapter--and please consider buying the book. It's tremendous and you'll be supporting indie publishing and a writer who does so much in service to the literary world--and the world at large.
Antonia Crane - Spent [EXCERPT] | 7 min |
General Fiction
General Poetry