Author Spotlight: G. H. Plaag
Griffin Plaag is a writer, musician, historian, and baseball enthusiast living in Roanoke, Virginia (though he’s a New Englander at heart), where he’s pursuing an MFA at Hollins University.
View PostGriffin Plaag is a writer, musician, historian, and baseball enthusiast living in Roanoke, Virginia (though he’s a New Englander at heart), where he’s pursuing an MFA at Hollins University.
View PostThe Epoch Team is thrilled to share that we will be collaborating with Refugees International for Issue 02: Aftermath! Refugees International advocates for lifesaving assistance and protection for displaced people and promotes solutions to displacement crises. They do not accept any government or UN funding, ensuring the independence and credibility…
View PostLeanne Grabel is the author of ‘Millionth Crow Poem’ featured in Issue 01 Beginning, which can be purchased from our shop. Grabel is a writer IN LOVE with mixing literary genres. Her most recent book is Gold Shoes, a collection of illustrated prose poems. Grabel was a monthly columnist for Another Chicago Magazine. Where…
View PostWe are excited to present our featured story from our inaugural issue, Beginnings, by Kirsten Reneau. Reneau is working on her MFA in creative nonfiction at the University of New Orleans. Her work has also been accepted into The Threepenny Review, Hobart, Hippocampus Magazine, etc.
View PostWe are delighted to announce our collaboration with Fresh Start for Issue 02: Aftermath! This organisation is an Edinburgh-based charity that supports people following a period of homelessness through assistance in setting up their new tenancy and by providing other goods and services.
View PostEpoch is excited to announce that the first collaboration for our Spring issue has been established with the First Nations Development Institute!
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