Toho Journal: Unity

by Andrés Cruciani (Editor), Josh Martin (Editor), Nathaniel Drenner (Editor)

Toho Publishing has years of experience editing journals, and we're finally creating our own! In conjunction with Green Street Poetry and St. Michael's Lutheran in Kensington, we present Toho Journal. We publish fiction, nonfiction, poetry—and some art and photography too! For more info, visit https://www.tohopub.com/toho-journal.In ancient Japanese, toho means sword. That sword cuts to the essential. As such, we publish essential pieces (i.e., short, 500 words max). While we focus on Philadelphia, writers of all stages and geographies are invited to apply.

107 pages, Paperback

Published May 13, 2019

About the author

After graduating from Cornell, Andrés Cruciani earned a Master’s in Education from Brooklyn College and an MFA from The New School. He has been a teacher for 15 years and has taught writing at FIT and the Hispanic Center for Excellence at Albert Einstein College among other places.

Andrés has had numerous pieces nominated for awards and published in The Westchester Review, Pamplemousse, Green Mountains Review, and Welter among other magazines. He served as editor for LIT magazine and is the current senior editor of Brooklyn Aikikai Journal. He founded Toho Publishing (now closed) and is currently working at Working Fires Foundation: www.workingfires.org.

Reviews

[Andrés Cruciani · Rating 5 out of 5]

A beautiful collection of writing and art/photography. I'm one of the editors, but I'm totally not biased! :) Seriously, there's a lot of impressive work here. Congratulations to all the contributors.

[Vivian · Rating 5 out of 5]

Toho Journal Vol. 1 is a unique and exquisite literary journal. The theme of "Unity" is interpreted in a hundred ways by poets and writers who candidly share their unique and diverse backgrounds. You just want more...

[Mollie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Each piece uniquely interprets the theme of unity. Yet, the journal as a whole is a cohesive collection. Can’t wait to see more great things from Toho Journal!