Dandelion Revolution Press

01/19/2025

A beautiful short story of grief, heartbreak, and healing.

Please check out Natalya Bucuy’s “Baby’s First Christmas” — 🔗 in bio

01/19/2025

Please enjoy this beautiful story of grief, heartbreak, and growth.
"Baby's First Christmas" by Natalya Bucuy

"Where does the love go when our people become strangers?"

01/06/2025

“Isle of Fenrir’s Heir” by Hayley E. Frerichs, posted on our SubStack! 🔗 in bio

A hunter goes to an island in pursuit of the elusive Wolf, but there he finds so much much more...

01/06/2025

"Isle of Fenrir's Heir" by Hayley E. Frerichs, posted on our SubStack!

A hunter goes to an island in pursuit of the elusive Wolf, but there he finds so much much more...

https://dandelionrevolutionpress.substack.com/p/isle-of-fenrirs-heir-by-hayley-e

01/05/2025

New year, new stories!

Check out what DRP has been up to (and be sure to subscribe to receive new stories directly to your email inbox!)

Welcoming the new year with new published stories!

12/31/2024

As we wrap up 2024, we have to pause to remember where we were a year ago and what we've accomplished this year:
- Engaged 5 new editors to join our DRP team.
- Revamped the website to include more author interviews and behind the story contents
- Publication of 2 online journals, which entailed reading about 50 submissions from global contributors and editing 23 creative pieces this year.
- Created active Substack community by sharing our new content.
- Sending Newsletters with updates on our activities.
- Peddled books at local events and shops to get our stories into the hands of new readers.

We wish everyone a wonderful 2025 that is filled with peace, compassion and creativity.

12/23/2024

Excited to share our opening story for our Cocoon issue on SubStack — “Two Healthy Brains” by Grace Nask. 🔗 in bio

This isn’t your average zombie story…

12/23/2024

Excited to share our opening story of our Cocoon Issue: "Two Healthy Brains" by Grace Nask!

This is not your average zombie story...

https://dandelionrevolutionpress.substack.com/p/two-healthy-brains-by-grace-nask

12/22/2024

Our winter issue "Cocoon" is live!
Please enjoy 8 pieces -- 7 fiction, 1 creative nonfiction -- related to the theme "Cocoon."

Cocoon means many things:
Rest. Home. A period of waiting. A place to hide. Solitude. Isolation. A dance between retreating from the world and releasing oneself back into it. Winter months are a season of hibernation, the natural retreat into a state of dormancy. But is it?

We selected pieces from global contributors that have interpreted the theme in different styles, genres, and voices. We are thrilled to finally share it with you!
https://dandelionrevolutionpress.com/literary-journal-issues/

12/11/2024

While DRP mainly publishes short fiction and creative nonfiction, for our “Transitions” spring issue we included poetry, including a stunning poem by Anu Mahadev:“Sapodilla – the soap apple seed speaks.” Let’s learn more about Anu and her writing process!

Author of "Sapodilla – the soap apple seed speaks"

12/01/2024

Happy December! Our team is preparing our "Cocoon" issue -- get ready to read new stories later this month!

November reflections, "Cocoon" issue updates, books we're thankful for, and more!

11/27/2024

Pennsylvania friends - we'll be doing author book signings and gift wrapping at Hastakala shop in Skippack. We're looking forward to enjoying the winter holiday season in Skippack Village.

Come stop by -- we know you'll end up buying gifts at the shop.

11/24/2024

Today we shared author M. A. Dubbs's Story Behind the Story blog post about her incredible short story "Like That," published in our 2024 spring issue Transitions!

"Like That" is a powerful story that explores a child tackling grief for the first time. Check out how (+ why) M. A. Dubbs wrote this story!

A powerful story that explores a child tackling grief for the first time.

11/10/2024

Doylestown Library Author Fair yesterday hosted 90 (!!) local authors. Amazing to see the variety of books created by local creatives. Thank you to the Doylestown Library and everyone who turned out for this!

11/03/2024

DRP is looking for artwork for our next online journal!