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Talking Writing is an online literary magazine that supports writers and those interested in literature by encouraging creative discussion of the writing process.

Talking Writing features the work of poets, fiction and creative nonfiction writers, visual artists, and photographers. TW includes long reviews and personal essays, pieces that are often hard to place in print. We are committed to a new kind of magazine, one that’s dynamic, talky, inspiring, and not too dusty.


 

Editor in Chief: Martha Nichols

Executive Editor: Elizabeth Langosy

Fiction Editor: David Cameron

Poetry Editor: Carol Dorf

Senior Editor: Karen Ohlson

Associate Editors: Paula L. Silici, Lorraine Berry

Production Editor: Hadley Langosy

Assistant Editors: William Gray, Wendy Glaas

Administrative Editor: Sheila Walsh

Social Media Consultant: Bianca Garcia

Editorial Assistant: Abby Kurzman

Editorial and Development Assistant: Benjamin Bouvet-Boisclair

Social Media Interns:
Abby Kurzman, Fran Cronin, John Michael Bell

Contributing Writers: Fran Cronin, Steven Lewis, Emily Toth, Andrew Vanden Bossche, David Biddle, Jeremiah Horrigan, J.p. Lawrence, Laurie Weisz, Theresa Williams

TW Advisory Board: Michael Dornbrook (president), Cindy Quense (treasurer), Wendy Glaas (clerk), Lynya Floyd, Amy Hoffman, Cynthia Staples, Michael Steinberg, Martha Nichols (ex-officio), Elizabeth Langosy (ex-officio)

 

Logo design for Talking Writing by Hadley Langosy

 


Talking Writing is an independent nonprofit publication. No interest group has paid us to mention the reviewed items in this magazine. The opinions expressed by TW writers are their own.

Please note that while we value freedom of speech, we do not allow comments on our site that are personal attacks on our writers or other authors, particularly anything that could be construed as libel.

We do not guarantee the accuracy of outside links, especially after a TW issue has been archived.

 

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