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Flyway: Journal of Writing and Environment

Flyway publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art that explores the many complicated facets of the word "environment." H.

"The terms 'migration route' and 'flyway' have in the past been used more or less indiscriminately, but . . . it seems desirable to designate as migration routes the individual lanes of avian travel from breeding grounds to winter quarters, and as flyways those broader areas into which certain migration routes blend or come together. . . ." -- F. Kortright, from The Ducks, Geese and Swans of North America

12/31/2024

The new issue of FLYWAY is live today, on the last day of 2024! Check us out at https://flywayjournal.org/.

07/12/2024

Check out our new, beautiful issue of Flyway: Journal of Writing and Environment!

Grateful to all the editors, Zoe Stonetree, Geneva Toland, Leah Miller, TJ Benson, Allya Yourish, Micaela Edelson, Claire Jussel, Nathan Vinehout Kane, Hanna Burr, Zachary Calhoun, Elizabeth Jayne Wenger, Jorge Ambacher, Zach Bukovich, Christal Campa, Mariana Castro Azpiroz, Natalie Deam, Faith Ennis, Marisol Karcs, Emma Krab, Shalini Singh,Samantha Wilson, Lori Peterson.

02/08/2024

AWP, Flyway Journal is here! Come and see us at 1733!

11/28/2023

03/15/2023

Check out the new WINTER 2023 issue of Flyway: Journal of Writing & Environment. Poems | Stories | Essays | Graphic Narrative | Visual Art

ArtGraphic Narrative | NonfictionNon-FictionWinter 2023 Fangirl and Her Eagle — Caite McNeil Debra Marquart March 11, 2023 4 Read More

09/27/2022

We're open for submissions! Send us your work that dares to reimagine the environment, human or natural. We can't wait to read your work.

08/29/2022

Flyway Journal's website is back up! As we enter another year of planning - welcoming new masthead members, trying out projects, and anticipating next issue releases - we're reflecting on the creative works that drive what we do.

08/24/2022

Flyway Friends: Our Flyway site is experiencing some difficulties. Sorry for this interruption.

While we're fixing our problems, please enjoy this other fine online journal of environmental writing--the work of our friends at terrain.org.

03/22/2022

We can't wait to see all your bright faces this week! Stop by table 737 to say hi to the Flyway flock.

01/24/2022

Our winter issue is LIVE! Featuring stunning work by Michael Walsh, Katie Hartsock, L. Renée, Alex Checkovich, Betty Cotter, and more! Grab a hot cocoa and take a seat in your favorite cozy chair, and dive in here:

01/16/2022

Hello, folks! We're thrilled to announce that we are officially open for submissions now through February 15! This will be a special issue, with the one and only Romeo Oriogun as our guest editor, and we can't WAIT to read your work. See below for the full submission call!

Prose and Poetry Submission Guidelines: Submissions will open on January 15, 2022 and remain open until February 15, 2022Here at Flyway, we are thrilled to invite you to submit to our upcoming issue on “The Outside,” guest edited by Romeo Oriogun. In his words, here is what Romeo hopes to bring ...

08/21/2021

✨Behold! ✨The cover for our upcoming children's book (our exciting next project) is complete. In this book, an intergalactic bovine visits a small Irish town to discuss the philosophy of life in a pub, and he causes quite the uproar in the process. More info on how to get your copy soon!

08/13/2021

Now that our summer series of short plays has wrapped, we're getting ready to announce our next project....stay tuned 👀

08/05/2021

We've been continuing our series of short summer plays over on our website, Instagram, and Twitter, and we've just published our final one for the summer. If you haven't already, please head to flywayjournal.org and listen to and/or read these short plays by our lovely, talented playwrights:

No Winter, No Worries by Jacob Juntunen, Playwright
Teatime with HRH the Cowardly Lion by Jennie MacDonald
Perseids by Andra Laine Hunter

We're so grateful they shared their work with us and you. What a wonderful way to wind down the summer.

07/27/2021

Have you ever wondered what happened to the Cowardly Lion after Dorothy returned home? In Jennie MacDonald's Teatime with HRH the Cowardly Lion, we find the transition may not have been so smooth.

Read the script or listen to a performance by The EcoTheatre Lab at flywayjournal.org!

[audio mp3="http://flywayjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/TeaTime-with-HRH-The-Cowardly-Lion.mp3"][/audio] Characters: (in order of speaking) HRH THE COWARDLY LION: A lion, king of the forest, king of the beasts, The Cowardly Lion of The Wizard of Oz.

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