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‘Where The Saints Used to Be’ by Ed Walsh
From a mile away, the cathedral bells woke me. In my delicate and still drunk condition, they sounded as if they were being rung in the next room. While they… Read more ⇢
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Issue 11 Contributor Spotlight: Poetry by Greg Lehman
Another Virus Arrives We are what we give, legion, we know one thing, say nothing, see less, we, RNA, protein on protein in a spheroid envelope, lipid membrane, and a plumage of claws riding fomites in air between air before taking to steel, cardboard, you, endotracheal tube, or ventilator, whatever, but mostly your breath, eyes, lips, any way in to any of the 600 million alveoli you own to play paper, … Read more ⇢
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‘A Touch Of Delusion’ by Reeya
I am aware of two things: I am lost, and I’ve lost something. Or someone. My mouth is parched, my head throbs, and my ears burn hot. Awareness slips in… Read more ⇢
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Application Open: Poetry Writing Workshop by international bestselling author, Asha Ponnachan
Are you a published poet, an aspiring poet, or simply a poet at heart? This workshop is for you. Whether you’re just beginning your writing journey or have been writing… Read more ⇢
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Applications Open Tomorrow for Asha Ponnachan’s Poetry Writing Workshop!
Do you have an idea living in your head space since forever? Or, perhaps a half-written poem gathering some dust in your desk, waiting for the right moment to turn… Read more ⇢
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‘Tata’ by Raluca Comanelea
Inside the cake shop, little Dana tenderly took bites of her poale in brâu, a traditional Romanian pie filled with sheep’s cheese, raisins, and sugar. Dana’s father, the most beautiful… Read more ⇢
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Revisiting The Hemlock’s Poetry Writing Workshop in collaboration with Asha Ponnachan.
Five Poets. Five Voices. One Beautiful Journey. Back in this year during the months April and May, we had the privilege of hosting a deeply enriching Poetry Writing Workshop in… Read more ⇢
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‘Querencia’ by Christian Barragan
It was sometime in the difficult summer of 1824 that I first spotted the vessel. It started small—a glimmer on the beach of Querencia on Mexico’s West coast. However it… Read more ⇢
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Submissions Open : Publish your Solo Book (Novelette)
Publish your Longer Stories as Solo Books with The Hemlock Journal We are inviting submissions for novelettes for our upcoming publication. Please read the following guidelines carefully before submitting. Submission… Read more ⇢
