Parentheses Journal, Issue 7

by Rachel Brittain (Contributor)

Dear Readers,

As we encounter the beginning of autumn, joy lurks someplace near. We bring you Issue Seven with some fascinating works by our talented contributors. It is a time of reckoning as we begin to experience the world in nuanced and common ways.

In the words of Maxine Hong Kingston, “In a time of destruction, create something”. Creation is resistance, resurrection, and a conversation with oneself and the forces around us. Create something today, even the smallest ounce of creation is an embodiment of the holy, an offering as you give of yourself.

We had a whopping number of submissions this reading period, and we are ecstatic to receive the support of all our readers and contributors.

We hope you enjoy Issue Seven, and we welcome your thoughts, comments, and feedback.

64 pages, Paperback

Published September 9, 2019

About the author

Rachel Brittain (she/her) is a writer from Arkansas whose fiction has been published by Andromeda Spaceways, Luna Station Quarterly, and others. Rachel grew up on science fiction and fantasy, and it addled her brain so much she decided to become a writer. In between working on her own fiction, she writes about books as a contributing editor for Book Riot and tries to keep up with her ever-growing TBR pile.