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Sunday, February 8 at 10:30am
Come generate a piece of short fiction, a micro-essay, or a poem to submit for publication in the upcoming issue of the Quinobequin Review: Magic in the Charles River Watershed.
What mysteries and wonders live close to home? What spine-tingling, jaw-dropping stories or visuals make you believe in magic? What exists just alongside this realm?
About the Quinobequin Review: The Q is a print-only community journal publishing art and stories from Greater Boston. At the Q, we want to know what it feels like to live here, now. Learning about where we live is incredibly connecting and grounding. It is a call back to the physical in a world that is always online. It is a way to preserve local culture in an era of rapid globalization. It makes us better stewards for a landscape that needs us more than ever. And it is truly world-expanding; it reminds us that the same place can mean so many things to so many people
Sunday, February 8 at 10:30am
Come generate a piece of short fiction, a micro-essay, or a poem to submit for publication in the upcoming issue of the Quinobequin Review: Magic in the Charles River Watershed.
What mysteries and wonders live close to home? What spine-tingling, jaw-dropping stories or visuals make you believe in magic? What exists just alongside this realm?
About the Quinobequin Review: The Q is a print-only community journal publishing art and stories from Greater Boston. At the Q, we want to know what it feels like to live here, now. Learning about where we live is incredibly connecting and grounding. It is a call back to the physical in a world that is always online. It is a way to preserve local culture in an era of rapid globalization. It makes us better stewards for a landscape that needs us more than ever. And it is truly world-expanding; it reminds us that the same place can mean so many things to so many people