EPISTEMIC LITERARY IS NOW AVAILABLE IN PRINT
Guess what’s now available on Amazon?
That’s right!
Epistemic Literary Magazine Volume i,
253 pages of absolutely brilliant writing and art from our contributors in issues 1-4.
And the best part is, your purchase directly helps us pay future contributors!
*Available in full color or Black and white
This first volume contains works of poetry, short fiction, and creative nonfiction from the first four issues of the digital magazine, Epistemic Literary. Each issue is curated with pieces on a specific theme, selected by one of our three editors.
Issue One, Food: Zary Fekete, Jadi Campbell, Grace Magee, Louise Wilford, Katherine Szwejbka, Nida Mubaraki, Gretchen Filart, Amy Lin, Christina Ellison, J.C. Todd, Bhaswati Ghosh, Frances Gaudiano, Phillip Brent Harris, Joanne Kennedy Frazer, Sharon Israel; Issue Two, Happy Place: François Bereaud, Terese Robison, Cliff Chen, Busayo Akinmoju, G. Lynn Brown, Mary Anne Peck, Zach Keal’i Murphy, Tim Murphy, Marisca Pichette, Bethany Cutkomp, Sameen Shakya, Devon Neal, Grant Shimmin, Lia Pas, Deryck N. Robertson, Arti Jain, Angela Townsend, Gretchen Filart, Delphine Gauthier-Georgakopoulos; Issue Three, Anticipation: Sam Christie, Charles Pineda, Karen Grose, Jenn Haase Vetter, Delphine Gauthier-Georgakopoulos, François Bereaud, Kristin Kozlowski, Natalie Nee, Allison Zaczynksi, Lilly Kate Diaz, Allison Fradkin, Theordore James, Sam “One-Wheel” O’Neil, Sharon Scholl, J.I. Kleinberg, Charly Chow, Elijah Woodruff, Michael Dufresne, Esmé Kaplan-Kinsey, Elizabeth Gauffreau, Gretchen Filart, Devon Webb, Jennifer Spurgeon, Alex Carrigan, Natalye Childress, Dawn Levitt, Eileen Nittler, Grant Shimmin, Kate Dusto, Rebecca Egan, Beth Yoakum, Joy E. Krinsky, Joel Glover; Issue Four, Exclusion: Chelsea Allen, Luis López Galán, Sofía Martínez Álvarez, Sumitra Singam, Delphine Gauthier-Gerogakopoulos, Dave Kunz, Dan Berick, Sudha Subramanian, Chris Cottom, Haley Direnzo, Joel Glover, Louis Faber, Janina, Aza Karpinska, Kathryn Reese, Dee Allen, Tim Murphy, Sameen Shakya, Allison Zaczynski, Allison Wall, Jaden Meadows, Kendra Whitfield, Kira Coleman, Lisa Delan, Todd Matson, Marisca Pichette, Melissa Flores Anderson, Tracie Renee, The Aprilcentaur, Mac Carey, Judith Beth Cohen, Sumitra Singam, Gretchen Filart, Megan Hanlon, Chris Wardle, Joy E. Krinsky, Mary Kay Feather, Arti Jain.
GET ISSUE ONE OF NIMBLEWITLIT: TAKING A STAND!
We’ve added our second print issue to Amazon!
Nimblewitlit Magazine Issue 1, Taking a Stand
We’ve decided to print individual issues of Nimblewitlit so that teachers and librarians can have in-hand access for teaching and workshop purposes.
And as always, your purchase directly helps us pay future contributors!
This first issue contains works of poetry and short fiction on the theme of Taking a Stand, intially released as a digital magazine. Each issue is geared towards including a younger audience in the Epistemic conversation and providing educators of all types with the resources to use our content.
With Epistemic Literary it’s important that our issues reflect relatable themes that can resonate with a global audience and artistry, but there is always one group left out of the conversation: children. We created Nimblewitlit to extend our mission to a younger audience. Not only by creating content appropriate for ages 5-14 but by inviting children to submit their own poems, stories, and artwork. We made the decision to pair themes between the two magazines. We knew the next issue of Epistemic would focus on Resistance and felt Taking a Stand was a perfect compliment. Every day we see stories of young people standing up for the values that mean the most to them. They are not only the future, waiting their turn to make change, but often they are the facilitators of change in the present. Marching side-by-side in protest with their parents, leading the way by example to their elders, and reminding us what passion looks like in the face of adversity. They teach us all to fight off indifference and complacency. This issue and this magazine is in honor of our young heroes. Contributors: Finn Rotert, E.H. Perry, Moyato Akintade, Rebecca Loveday, Laura Bradford, Sally Murphy, Lia Benton, Olivia Anne Gennaro, Tracie Renee
GET ISSUE TWO OF NIMBLEWITLIT: TRUSTWORTHY!
Our third print issue is available on Amazon!
Nimblewitlit Magazine Issue 2, Trustworthy
We print individual issues of Nimblewitlit so that teachers and librarians can have in-hand access for teaching and workshop purposes.
This issue includes more youth submissions. some of which are graphic short stories.
And as always, your purchase directly helps us pay future contributors!
With Epistemic Literary it’s important that our issues reflect relatable themes that can resonate with a global audience and artistry, but there is always one group left out of the conversation: children. We created Nimblewitlit to extend our mission to a younger audience. Not only by creating content appropriate for ages 5-14 but by inviting children to submit their own poems, stories, and artwork. We made the decision to pair themes between the two magazines. Epistemic‘s Integrity issue paired perfectly with Trustworthy for Nimblewitlit. When I consider what it means to be trustworthy, especially as it relates to a younger audience, I often connect it back to the reason we created Nimblewitlit. Kristin and I wanted to give children and teens a voice in a world that so often expects their silence. Growing up hearing adults proclaim that, “children should be seen and not heard,” the rebellious spirit of my own youth wanted to scream out about the things that mattered to me—with no concern for whether or not the adults wanted to hear it.
So what does this have to do with trust? As children, we expect the adults in our lives to provide physical and emotional safety, to listen to our needs, to care for and take care with our feelings. This is a relationship of trust. The most important of our lives and one that we carry with us to each and every relationship we form.
And for those who don’t feel heard? We give you space to scream out and demand the world listen!
We at Nimblewitlit hear you.
Contributors: Lia Filart Dublin, McLord Selasi, Lauri C. Meyers, Mike Flowers, Genesis Pearl, David McMullin, Lisa Roullard, Finn Rotert, Ian Brownlie, Joel Glover, Zary Fekete, Ethan Houlihan, Abigail Houlihan, Madelyn Houlihan, Hannah Houlihan