Tidal Echoes

12/10/2025

The team at Tidal Echoes would like to highlight an upcoming event for any interested artists and writers in Juneau, Alaska! On November 7th up through the 29th, the City Museum will be holding an event featuring poetry and artworks that celebrate our four-legged friends. Also, if there are any observant Tidal Echoes readers, they may notice a familiar name on this poster! Elise Tomlinson has been featured in our journal before and we are excited to see more of her marvelous work! Please be sure to stop by this event to show your support for the writers and artists in Alaska!

05/10/2025

22/09/2025

Hello to all the prose writers, poets, and artists of Alaska! We may be in for a rainy season, but it’s also the perfect time to curl up with a hot cup of tea or coffee and create something beautiful! Tidal Echoes has been featuring the talents of Alaskans since early 2000 and we’re very excited to see what all of the talented people will contribute to the journal this year! Our submissions are open until December 1 at midnight, so get your pencils and pens warmed up and find a nice place to let your creative juices flow! We can’t wait for everyone to see how the journal for this year will turn out! All our contact info is on our poster and everyone is welcome to reach out if they have any questions!

15/09/2025

Have you seen us around town? Tidal Echoes posters are popping up like wildflowers all around Juneau’s bulletin boards! Keep an eye out for us if you’re an aspiring writer or artist who wants the opportunity to get published in our journal! Feel free to reach to us if you have questions about submitting your work!

07/09/2025

Exciting news for all the writers, poets, and artists of Alaska: Tidal Echoes 2025 submissions are officially open! We are searching for prose, poetry, and artwork of any medium for our journal! All the information on submission guidelines can be found on our UAS website: https://uas.alaska.edu/arts_sciences/humanities/english/tidal-echoes/index.html We will be accepting submissions until midnight on December 1st. We are so excited to see what the highly creative residents of Alaska craft through their works this year! Stay tuned as we trek closer to the creation of a new journal for this year!

05/04/2025

What a launch party! A huge thank you to Corinna Cook and Mark Sixbey for sharing their wisdom and work with us. And wow, do we love seeing our community come out to celebrate art. We had over 100 folks in the room/online to sit together and say: stories matter. Art matters. Gunalchéesh, Southeast Alaska.

13/12/2024

First, a big THANK YOU to all who submitted!

We've finally finished tallying up the submissions. We received a total of 351 submissions from 119 artists! 24% of the writing and 44% of the art were UAS students.
If you submitted, keep an eye on your email in March to see if you got in, and watch out for the launch date in April.

It has been so fun working with Tidal Echoes this semester. I hope everyone has a great winter break. I can't wait to see the 2025 journal!
Rosh :)

01/12/2024

Only 10 hours left to submit your work to Tidal Echoes!
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I was going to sit on campus today to help any last-minute stragglers, but due to the snow that is not possible ❄️☃️

Stay safe and warm, and submit your work online. Shoot me an email if you need help! Get your pieces in. We would love to see them!

19/11/2024

It's always nice to get another pair of eyes on a piece 👀.

Join us at the Writing Center on Friday (11/22) for all your Tidal Echoes needs! Writing Center tutors Sophia and Ian will be there to help refine your pieces and aid with the submission process. Thank you to the Writing Center for hosting this peer-review sesh! 📝

16/10/2024

Introducing our Tidal Echoes 2025 Featured Writer: Corinna Cook!
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Corinna Cook is the author of Leavetakings, an essay collection. She is a former Fulbright Fellow, an Alaska Literary Award recipient, and a Rasmuson Foundation Individual Project awardee. She is currently funded by a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities to write about the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission. Corinna serves as nonfiction faculty in Alaska Pacific University’s low-res MFA program in creative writing. More at corinnacook.com.

09/10/2024

Calling all Juneau writers! Juneau Arts and Humanities is creating a very cool event to help us writers connect to each other. I hope to see you there!

01/10/2024

Remember that Tidal Echoes accepts works of all kinds! Submit your poetry, prose, paintings, pottery, woven art, and moew by December 1st, 2024