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Sakura
Nightingale & Sparrow Literary Magazine is proud to present their eighteenth issue, sakura. This volume features the poetry, fiction, and visual art of amazing creators from around the world. For this themed issue, Nightingale & Sparrow prompted submitters with the following: "Write a story about a moment of fleeting beauty, a memory that lingers like the sweet scent of sakura. Your piece could be a moment of love, loss, or simply a quiet realization that time moves too quickly. Capture the essence of sakura in your work, and let them transport our readers to a world of beauty and transience.”
From the editor: "As you delve into the tender tapestry of words and emotions we've curated for you, you will encounter mesmerizing pieces such as "At the Edge of Hope" by Kersten Christianson, "Sweet Sorrow" by Jennifer Geisinger, and "Seattle Sunrise" by Lindsay Pucci. These captivating works invite you to reflect on the fragile nature of existence and the profound impact of fleeting moments."
Featuring the work of: Juliette Sebock (founding editor), Ed Brickell, Ellen Malphrus, Emily Kedar, Grant Burkhardt, Jacelyn Yap, Jennifer Geisinger, Jennifer Mills Kerr, Karen E Fraser, Kersten Christianson, Lindsey Pucci, Robert Rice, Tylyn K. Johnson, Valerie Hunter, and Vikki C.
From the editor: "As you delve into the tender tapestry of words and emotions we've curated for you, you will encounter mesmerizing pieces such as "At the Edge of Hope" by Kersten Christianson, "Sweet Sorrow" by Jennifer Geisinger, and "Seattle Sunrise" by Lindsay Pucci. These captivating works invite you to reflect on the fragile nature of existence and the profound impact of fleeting moments."
Featuring the work of: Juliette Sebock (founding editor), Ed Brickell, Ellen Malphrus, Emily Kedar, Grant Burkhardt, Jacelyn Yap, Jennifer Geisinger, Jennifer Mills Kerr, Karen E Fraser, Kersten Christianson, Lindsey Pucci, Robert Rice, Tylyn K. Johnson, Valerie Hunter, and Vikki C.
50 pages, Paperback
Published June 8, 2023
About the author
Juliette Sebock
36 books31 followersJuliette Sebock is the author of Mistakes Were Made (2017), Micro (Nightingale & Sparrrow Press, 2019), How My Cat Saved My Life and Other Poems (Bottlecap Press, 2019), Three Words (Bottlecap Press, 2020), Plight of the Pangolin (Vociferous Press, 2020), and Boleyn (TwistiT Press, 2020), as well as several books currently searching for the perfect press.
She has poems forthcoming or appearing in a wide variety of publications, including Royal Rose, Marías at Sampaguitas, Brave Voices Magazine, Poetry24, Mookychick, Cauldron Anthology, Neologism, Anti-Heroin Chic, Vamp Cat Magazine, Elephants Never, Green Light Lit, October Hill Magazine, Peeking Cat Poetry, Quatrain.fish, Ghost City Review, Blanket Sea, The Cabinet of Heed, PHEMME, the She Will Speak series, Selcouth Station, Wellington Street Review, Paper Trains Literary Journal, The Ginger Collect, Memoir Mixtapes, Foliate Oak, Mojave He(art), Ravens in the Attic, Cephalopress, Pop! Goes My Heart, Chachalaca Review, Pennsylvania Bards: An Anthology of Poetry by Northeastern Pennsylvania Poets, Black Bough Poetry, Kissing Dynamite Poetry, Twist in Time, salt + vinegar, Neon Mariposa, Reclaim: An Anthology of Women's Poetry, A Tudor Writing Circle, Headcanon Magazine, Fevers of the Mind Poetry & Art Digest, War Crimes Against the Uterus, Collective Unrest, Bonnie's Crew, Thimble Literary Magazine, Pixel Heart Literary Magazine, Barren Magazine, Mid-Heaven Magazine, Young Ravens Literary Review, The /temz/ Review, Knight's Library Magazine, Eye Flash Poetry, Picaroon Poetry, Three Drops from a Cauldron, The Hellebore, Shut Down Strangers & Hot Rod Angels, and Taco Bell Quarterly, Crêpe & Penn, The Mighty, and Re-Side Zine.
She is the founding editor of Nightingale & Sparrow, runs a lifestyle blog, An Ideal Life, and is a regular contributor with Marías at Sampaguitas, Memoir Mixtapes, and The Poetry Question. Currently, she is working on a variety of personal and freelance projects.
When she isn't writing (and sometimes when she is), Juliette can be found with a cup of coffee and her cat, Fitz.
Juliette can be reached at her website (juliettesebock.com) or across social media @juliettesebock.
She has poems forthcoming or appearing in a wide variety of publications, including Royal Rose, Marías at Sampaguitas, Brave Voices Magazine, Poetry24, Mookychick, Cauldron Anthology, Neologism, Anti-Heroin Chic, Vamp Cat Magazine, Elephants Never, Green Light Lit, October Hill Magazine, Peeking Cat Poetry, Quatrain.fish, Ghost City Review, Blanket Sea, The Cabinet of Heed, PHEMME, the She Will Speak series, Selcouth Station, Wellington Street Review, Paper Trains Literary Journal, The Ginger Collect, Memoir Mixtapes, Foliate Oak, Mojave He(art), Ravens in the Attic, Cephalopress, Pop! Goes My Heart, Chachalaca Review, Pennsylvania Bards: An Anthology of Poetry by Northeastern Pennsylvania Poets, Black Bough Poetry, Kissing Dynamite Poetry, Twist in Time, salt + vinegar, Neon Mariposa, Reclaim: An Anthology of Women's Poetry, A Tudor Writing Circle, Headcanon Magazine, Fevers of the Mind Poetry & Art Digest, War Crimes Against the Uterus, Collective Unrest, Bonnie's Crew, Thimble Literary Magazine, Pixel Heart Literary Magazine, Barren Magazine, Mid-Heaven Magazine, Young Ravens Literary Review, The /temz/ Review, Knight's Library Magazine, Eye Flash Poetry, Picaroon Poetry, Three Drops from a Cauldron, The Hellebore, Shut Down Strangers & Hot Rod Angels, and Taco Bell Quarterly, Crêpe & Penn, The Mighty, and Re-Side Zine.
She is the founding editor of Nightingale & Sparrow, runs a lifestyle blog, An Ideal Life, and is a regular contributor with Marías at Sampaguitas, Memoir Mixtapes, and The Poetry Question. Currently, she is working on a variety of personal and freelance projects.
When she isn't writing (and sometimes when she is), Juliette can be found with a cup of coffee and her cat, Fitz.
Juliette can be reached at her website (juliettesebock.com) or across social media @juliettesebock.
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