Monday Night

05/22/2021

Issue 23! Marc Alan Di Martino - Kelly Fordon - Tom Laichas - Corbin Louis - Natalia Rainier Sloan - Margarita Serafimova - Brad Shurmantine - Sage Tyrtle - Bree Wernicke

Marc Alan Di Martino | Kelly Fordon | Tom Laichas | Corbin Louis | Natalia Rainier Sloan | Margarita Serafimova | Brad Shurmantine | Sage Tyrtle | Bree Wernicke

01/18/2021

12/16/2020

Congratulations to Marlon Hacla and translator Kristine Ong Muslim on the publication of the bilingual poetry collection Melismas by OOMPH!. Excerpts from this work appeared in MN issue 22. Support independent publishing and buy your copy today!
http://www.oomphpress.com/melismas-1

11/29/2020

The delectable #22 features work by: Yvonne, Jacob Austin, Benjamin D. Carson, Mark Carter, Sharon Coleman, Brittney Corrigan, Marlon Hacla & Kristine Ong Muslim, Aaron Sandberg, Brendan Todt, & Holly Woodward

Yvonne | Jacob Austin | Benjamin D. Carson | Mark Carter | Sharon Coleman | Brittney Corrigan | Marlon Hacla & Kristine Ong Muslim | Aaron Sandberg | Brendan Todt | Holly Woodward

06/09/2020

The editors dedicate this issue to everyone on the front lines - working against racism and its legacy, fighting for our better world. *** Many thanks to our contributors for sharing their work!

Reena Choudhary - Stevie Clemmons - Tiff Dressen - Tristan Franz - Fay Harris - Ryan Havely - Juanita Rey - John Sibley Williams

04/18/2020

Monday Night is proud to present a new chapbook by Tamer Sa’id Mostafa. Which Way Will the Water Drag Our Bodies? transports the reader to the city of Stockton in California’s Central Valley, where we experience city, family, community, self through a complex lens of justice and love.

Monday Night is proud to present a new chapbook by Tamer Sa’id Mostafa. Which Way Will the Water Drag Our Bodies? transports the reader to a specific place – the city of Stockton in California’s Central Valley – while also conveying a universal sense of home. Reading these poems, we experien...

04/05/2020

Making books on a rainy day. Tamer Sa'id Mostafa's chapbook will be available soon: Which Way Will the Water Drag Our Bodies?

12/03/2019

Issue #20 is off the press and off the charts. Check it out!

08/04/2019

Nana K. Twumasi, a longtime editor of Monday Night, is moving on to new projects. Many thanks to Nana for her many contributions!!

Nana K. Twumasi, a longtime editor of Monday Night, is moving on to new projects. We’re grateful for her creativity, insight, and friendship as well as hours and hours of reading over the past decade. During Nana’s tenure, we put the journal online, launched a small press, and hosted cool events...

06/30/2019

Issue 19 is live! Featuring works by: Robert Beveridge, Libby Copa, Ana Cottle, Anthony DiPietro, Rob Wilson Engle, Olivia Gunning, Zachary H. Loewenstein, and Maria S. Picone.

05/15/2019

Please spread the word: Monday Night is reading submissions until July 15! http://mondaynightlit.com/?page_id=46

It's reading season: send us your prose, poetry, and mixed genre work by July 15. http://mondaynightlit.com/?page_id=46

05/15/2019

It's reading season: send us your prose, poetry, and mixed genre work by July 15. http://mondaynightlit.com/?page_id=46

04/09/2019

Pleased to present Failures by Matt Tompkins. These stories will delight you, make you chuckle, and maybe even make you feel better about your own ****ed up life.

Monday Night is excited to release its second chapbook: Failures, a collection of short stories by Matt Tompkins.Praise for Failures:It’s probably t

04/09/2019

New from Monday Night Press: Niko Nelson's Nomenclature. Get your poetry fix here!

Monday Night is thrilled to release its third chapbook, Nomenclature, featuring poetry by Niko Nelson.Praise for Nomenclature:What distinguishes Niko Nelson’

03/29/2019

Monday Night at . Check us out @ table 130098. Chapbooks, bookmarks, candy, just the essentials.

03/23/2019

Monday Night will be at AWP next week with all kinds of cool ****.

11/05/2018

We are pleased to announce that issue 18 is live and available for your reading pleasure! Big thanks to Jessica & Halley for making it happen. Read it and share! xo

06/26/2018

Congratulations to contributor Colin Dodds on his new poetry collection: Spokes of an Uneven Wheel. It's due out next month by The Main Street Rag Publishing Company. Preorder your own copy today!

PLEASE NOTE: Ordering in advance of the release date entitles the buyer to a discount. It does not mean the book will ship before the date posted above and the price only applies to copies ordered through the Main Street Rag Online Bookstore.

06/04/2018

Jessica, Halley, and I are pleased to announce issue #17 of Monday Night is live and ready for your consumption. Check it out. Thanks to our contributors, Adam, Mark, Olivia, Melinda, and the others. http://mondaynightlit.com/?p=712

Click over to read excellent poetry and prose by Mark DuCharme, Stuart Liss, Adam Moskowitz, Niko Nelson, Melinda Noack, Olivia Batker Pritzker, Alex Rawitz, Liam Strong, and Mark Trechok. …

05/19/2018

THE CITY IS BURNING by Patrick Duggan. Limited edition, hand-stitched. Order your copy now from Monday Night Press! http://mondaynightlit.com/?page_id=1012

05/17/2018

We are reading submissions again from May 15 to July 15. Send us your stuff!

http://mondaynightlit.com/

04/29/2018

Monday Night Press: handmade chapbooks coming soon!

03/31/2018

"The poets below are perfect for your survival pack so you can remember “safe,” and so you can always do the impossible work."

In an unsafe world, we have to make our own survival packs. Carry the words of these 100 fierce poets in yours.

12/02/2017

Only 15 days left to submit to Monday Night! http://mondaynightlit.com/

10/15/2017

Send us your prose and poetry by December 15! You know you want to. http://mondaynightlit.com/

09/01/2017

An important message for writers of color, especially women: https://education.good.is/features/when-stores-only-carry-diverse-books

79% of people in publishing identify as white — and so are a lot of our fictional 'good guys.'

08/27/2017

Congrats to contributor Caroline Goodwin on her new book The Paper Tree! Out from Big Yes Press. http://www.bigyespress.com/the-paper-tree/

08/13/2017

“Where you are rigidly anchored, / the groundswell of blue foothills, the blown canes.” A sort of force triggered in me at “blown canes” that fogged my eyes. I stood, rigidly anchored. West Indian literature had arrived on two words.

Ishion Hutchinson’s remembrance of a poet he knew and of his influence.

08/07/2017

"Hundreds of libraries are now serving federally funded summer meals to children to ensure that they don’t go hungry. The change is part of an effort to stay relevant to patrons, and to pair nutrition and educational activities so low-income children get summertime learning, too."

Children who get free lunches during the school year often go hungry in the summer. Libraries are helping to fill the gap.