We’re pleased to announce the guest judges in the 2015 Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction, which will award a grand prize of $1,000. As is tradition, our most recent winner is part of the panel. The Hippocampus Magazine staff will narrow down all submissions to five finalists; from there, the guest judges take…
Christine Hale’s memoir (retitled) A Piece of Sky, A Grain of Rice is forthcoming from Apprentice House (April 2016). In this layered collage of memory within memory, Hale recreates for readers her kaleidoscopic experience of acceptance and insight along a broken path. Writer, prodigal daughter, single parent, Buddhist disciple, and, late in midlife, a newlywed,…
We’re proud to share these recent successes from past Hippocampus contributors: Lorie Adair‘s debut novel, Spider Woman’s Loom has been published by Foreverland Press. Described an exquisitely woven tale, it is set on the vast and starkly beautiful Navajo reservation in the aftermath of Indian agents exploiting the land and sending children to faraway boarding…
Hippocampus Magazine is giving away more than $1,200 in cash and prizes this November in our fifth annual Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction.
We publish true stories here at Hippocampus, and so many of our writers have been inspired by the maternal figures in their lives, past and present.
Hippocampus Magazine will have a table at AWP 2015, and we’re doing all sorts of fun things. Find us at at the Bookfair at 1846.
What do you do when no one is looking? What do you have hidden in your desk drawer at work?
…in my quest to get involved locally, I represented Hippocampus Magazine and participated in The Triangle’s Grown-up Spelling Bee
The Pushcart Prize is one of the most coveted honors in literary publishing. And it all starts with a story, submitted to a magazine like ours.
This issue is an exciting one. After months of anticipation, it’s time to present the outcomes of the 2014 Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction.
