Current Issues
current issues . . .
Welcome to another year of INK’s publications. We adore every moment of the curation of your lovely words, photographs, and visual art. Thank you for trusting us with your creative endeavors.
So grab a coffee, tea, or something a bit stronger and dive into the words and images we hope will take you on a thousand journeys and a thousand more. Take a peek. . .
vol 5, i.1
Spring Equinox, spring/summer 2024
Another issue, ahh… If you’re like me, you’ve noticed the world has a different weight (to it) lately. Perhaps imperceptible to some, but not most, if you look closely. Not a physical weight, though a weight in which everything has become heavier. A heavy that I have no name for, only to say I can feel its disturbance. A heavy in the way people breathe. A heavy in the way people walk. A heavy in the way people avoid conversation and engagement. We’ve become cut off. Disengaged. Detached.
So let’s connect!
This issue features 66 contributors from around the globe sharing stories, photography, art, and expressions of the human condition. Congratulations and a heartfelt thank you to all who have contributed and continue championing this literary adventure. We welcome spring with budding pages ready to burst open with emotion, understanding, and meaning. Let’s stow our heavy jackets for another season and hold a lighter, warmer space for spring.
"Emergence" cover photo by Candace Kubinec
vol 4, i.1
Autumnal Equinox, fall/winter 2023
Ah, this issue— All things Autumnal and otherwise. The words, images, creativity, and imagination that have gone into the countless hours culminating in this issue coming to fruition is absolutely breathtaking. We have visual art and imagery like never before, and the words that touch the page, ahh . . . the words.
This issue features 72 new and established contributors from around the globe and from every walk of life. My sincere congratulations and thank you to all who have contributed to creating this special 126-page, full-color issue! May the pages take you on a thousand journeys and a thousand more.
"By Slow Degrees" cover photo by Louis Staeble
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Feeling creative? Did you know we also offer weekly writing prompts for all to participate.
All entries are considered for future publication either online or in our print magazine.
