The Whistler by Kathleen Granchelli
At four, you try and try again, say you’ll never learn but persist pushing breath through pursed wet lips in a silent stream of hope
The Seven Bridge Writers’ Collaborative offers a rich and engaging environment for writers of all levels. Our new initiative, The Seven Bridge Digital Magazine, is a promising platform that reflects this commitment to fostering a supportive community of writers.
The magazine is open to submissions from students and teachers associated with the Seven Bridge Writers’ Collaborative, including both current and former participants. This inclusive approach allows a diverse array of voices and experiences to be showcased, reinforcing the collaborative’s mission to nurture and celebrate authors.
The Seven Bridge Digital Magazine will feature an array of literary forms, including:
Submissions are to be sent to rmarcello.sbwc@gmail.com. A go/no go decision will be made within four weeks of submission. This streamlined process encourages participation from a wide range of writers within the community.
The digital magazine plans to release new content on a monthly basis. This regular cadence ensures that readers have something fresh to look forward to regularly, and writers have ongoing opportunities to have their work published and recognized.
By incorporating work from its wide network of past and present students and teachers, the Seven Bridge Digital Magazine not only showcases the talents within the collaborative but also strengthens the bonds within this writing community. The publication acts as a platform for both emerging and experienced writers to share their work with an engaged audience, receive feedback, and grow in their craft.
In essence, The Seven Bridge Digital Magazine is an exciting extension of the collaborative’s ongoing efforts to support and enrich the writing community. It provides a valuable opportunity for writers to gain exposure and for readers to explore the diverse talents within the Seven Bridge Writers’ Collaborative.
At four, you try and try again, say you’ll never learn but persist pushing breath through pursed wet lips in a silent stream of hope
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