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There are 15 days left to submit to be featured in the December 2022 issue of antonym! And you know what that means…we’re on the hunt for a new cover! 🧐 https://www.instagram.com/p/ClRbqLDLuZm/ Congratulations to all of our nominees for Best of the Net! We are very excited to pass on these pieces to those who run the anthology. We are honored to have such a talented community and we appreciate all of your support! • We've extended the deadline to nominate! Even better, we've updated the submission form to make it even easier for you to submit your nominations! (swipe to see the cool new checkbox submission form!) We are thrilled to close out our Pride month celebration of the many incredible queer creators in our community with a beautiful poem by Alison Lubar (@theoriginalison). When we first read "Cholla Garden Haibun" before publishing it in antonym's december 2020 issue we were drawn to the the beautiful and understated imagery and the story woven between the lines! Please join us in our continued celebration of Pride month as we spotlight some of the many incredible queer creators in our community who have contributed their beautiful work to antonym! You may recognize Bee Stearns' (@thetealovinghippie) piece "Ego Rebirth" from our most recent edition of antonym. We hope you enjoy reading this reflective and elegantly crafted poem! To celebrate pride month, we’re spotlighting some of the many incredible queer creators in our community who have contributed their beautiful work to antonym! Today, feast your eyes on this vibrant piece by @ambyunderock. "Scene Select" was first published in our December 2021 issue, and we love that each time we gaze at it, we find yet another intricate detail. To celebrate pride month, we’re spotlighting some of the many incredible queer creators who have contributed their beautiful work to antonym! Today we're featuring a powerful piece by D.Z. Roshal (@_wanderingfool_) originally published in our February 2021 issue of antonym: "How To Become A Linguist." We hope you feel as moved as we did when you read this deeply personal exploration of identity and self! To celebrate pride month, we’re spotlighting some of the many incredible queer creators who have contributed their beautiful work to antonym! To kick off the monthlong series (keep your eyes peeled for continuous posts!) we wanted to spotlight one of our favorites from the july 2020 issue of antonym: “Queer Love” by Jules Park (@julesparkthecar). We hope you enjoy reading this exquisite and deeply honest piece, which captured our hearts and lifted our spirits when it arrived in the submissions pool!! Drop some 💕for Jules in the comments, if you feel so inclined!
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