Written in verse, A Million Quiet Revolutions queers both the novel and young adult genre by using altered form and subversive subject matter to break expected literary boundaries.
Hybrid
We Are History: Ardor and Visibility in Robin Gow’s A Million Quiet Revolutions
MAYDAY Announces Poetry Micro Chapbook Contest
Submissions are open for the MAYDAY Poetry Micro Chapbook Contest! Deadline to submit is July 31.
March Madness Flash Fiction Contest!
The top 16 contenders will be selected by MAYDAY fiction editors and the winners will be determined by popular vote on social media beginning March 14.
Nonfiction Fiction
by Siddhartha Sebastian Larsson
I apologize, as of now, yes, right now, I apologize for that, although I want to be in this text, this prosaic, polemics, poetics, it’s so wrong, really, that I too will be seen, so I ‘re sorry, and I apologize for some incomprehensible pieces that will meet your eyes, but it’s so nowadays, so […]
A Tour of Ancient Lykia (A Letter Sent to Albert Goldbarth)
by Vincent Czyz
13 September 2006 Dear Albert, A return to the art … or is it merely a craft? Of letter-writing. Certainly different from writing an e-mail, which is generally dashed off in a few minutes—a single sitting at most. But still different from the old days of pen and ink or even of the manual […]
