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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Poetry reflects the state of the world and documents current events, and in all our years interviewing contributors, there's none that highlights this more than what Karla Hernandez Torrijos shared with us about her life and writing. Read the full interview at: thegoodlifereview.com/2026/09/24/a...

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TGLR: Author Q&A with Karla Hernandez Torrijos

The Good Life Review presents Poetry as a reflection of the state of the world and documentation of current events: Author Q&A with Karla Hernandez Torrijos

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

"What words will I speak now, I wonder, from words that glimmered when spoken. I built stained-glass windows Stood at the pulpit, sat in the pew, I prayed every day. scripture or prayer..." Poetry by Karla Hernandez Torrijos available in our latest issue... thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: Farmworker Dies Fleeing an Immigration Raid in Southern California by Karla Hernandez Torrijos

The Good Life Review is pleased to present HoneyBee Prize Finalist: "Farmworker Dies Fleeing an Immigration Raid in Southern California" by Karla Hernandez Torrijos, Issue #24 ~ Summer 2026. Accompany...

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

"Navigating Major Jackson’s poetry collection, RAZZLE DAZZLE, is like reading A Jedi’s diary reflecting on experiences and emotions across the galaxy…" Read Cid Galicia's full review of Razzle Dazzle on TGLR Buzz. thegoodlifereview.com/2026/08/24/c...

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TGLR: Cid Galicia Reviews "RAZZLE DAZZLE" by Major Jackson

The Good Life Review is pleased to present Cid Galicia's book review of Major Jacksons poetry collection, Razzle Dazzle.

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

"I felt my hands go all sweaty and rubbed them on my shorts. My sister is beautiful, I wanted to say. But the words wouldn’t come out. And my ears and neck were so hot I felt like I had a fever..." From Salt and Sand by Ali McLafferty, available in issue #24. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: Salt and Sand by Ali McLafferty

The Good Life Review presents new fiction, "Salt and Sand" by Ali McLafferty, in Issue #24 ~ Summer 2026. Accompanying artwork by Nawmi Manaam

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

"I want to tell him everything—the years since he left, the life we built, the daughter who is no longer here, the questions without answers. But standing there, I find words unnecessary. The field already knows..." CNF by Etya Krichmar, available in Issue #24. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

"We didn’t expect anything to happen when we casually turned the paper packet over and rocked our hands side to side, and seeds slipped out into the dirt earlier that spring..." From "Beauty Like That" by Laura Westby Cannon thegoodlifereview.com/.../beauty-l... Photo by Nancy Hughes

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TGLR: Beauty Like That by Laura Westby Cannon

The Good Life Review presents "Beauty Like That" by Laura Westby Cannon, in Issue #24 ~ Summer 2026. Photo by Nancy Hughes

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

"Daddy bangs around upstairs, packing for another trip. After he whizzes off, Mummy tells us they’re getting a divorce. None of my schoolfriends have parents who’ve got divorces..." From "Animal Husbandry" by @chriscottom.bsky.social thegoodlifereview.com/2026/08/03/a... Photo by Sandy Millar

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TGLR: Animal Husbandry by Chris Cottom

The Good Life Review presents new cnf "Animal Husbandry" by Chris Cottom, on The Buzz ~ Micro Monday. Photo by Sandy Millar on Unsplash

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

We've got an interview with Carolyn Williams-Noren: Exploring Memory, Identity, and the Climate Crisis through Poetry. Carolyn’s poetry collection, Oil Courses, won the 2025 Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize and will be out in September from Kent State University. thegoodlifereview.com/2026/07/16/i...

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

"Romance is nature under our mouths and our hands— flowers to gardens, sea foam to vineyards, smatter of stars to a city plan..." From "First Date at a Greenhouse" by Costantino Toth. thegoodlifereview.com/2026/07/27/f... Photo by Talon-Kai Honeyman

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TGLR: First Date at a Greenhouse by Costantino Toth

The Good Life Review presents "First Date at a Greenhouse" by Costantino Toth, on The Buzz ~ Micro Monday. Photo by Talon-Kai Honeyman

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

"A palpable undercurrent of fury, desperation, and fear – not merely the speaker’s – is contained and given shape by the poet’s exacting syntactical design..." The poem, judge's comment, and audio of @maraleegrayson.bsky.social reading her work in Issue #24... thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: How to Be a Jewish Woman in Amerikkka while Your Friends Sleep Fitfully in War Zones by Mara Lee Grayson Accompanying artwork by Ellen June Wright

The Good Life Review is pleased to present the winner of the 2026 HoneyBee Poetry Prize, selected by Marya Hornbacher: How to Be a Jewish Woman in Amerikkka while Your Friends Sleep Fitfully in War Zo...

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

Welcome to the beating heart of summer! Today, we are beyond thrilled to announce the winner of this year’s HoneyBee Poetry Prize, Mara Lee Grayson, and with this exciting news, the release of Issue #24!!... thegoodlifereview.com/2026/07/14/i...

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TGLR: Introducing Issue #24 ~ Summer 2026.

The Good Life Review is pleased to present Issue #24 ~ Summer 2026, featuring the winner of this year's HoneyBee Poetry Prize, Mara Lee Grayson, plus all the finalists and 12 prose pieces cherry-picke...

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 08/07/2026

We’re thrilled to have had the illustrious Marya Hornbacher judge this year’s Honeybee Poetry Prize. Her selection and the debut of that poem are less than a week away. Until then, please enjoy her new knock-out poem, Jukebox Rotation for War Days. www.glossyplanetmag.com/jukebox-rota...

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

Our spring issue includes debut flash fiction by Christopher R.A. Adams, "The Evening Train." This poignant piece is quiet, yet compelling. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty... Accompanying artwork by Cynthia Yatchman Stay tuned for our Q&A with Chris coming soon!

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TGLR: The Evening Train by Christopher R. A. Adams

The Good Life Review presents "The Evening Train" by Christopher R. A. Adams, in Issue #23 ~ Spring 2026 Accompanying artwork by Cynthia Yatchman

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Chill Subs @chillsubs.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

Featured: @amsterdamreview.bsky.social @reckoningmag.bsky.social @exposedbonemag.bsky.social @radonjournal.bsky.social @mooncityreview.bsky.social @eldiagram.bsky.social @mslexia.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 24/06/2026

"This is what art feels like, how truth and beauty, being un- reachable, are likely millennia away from what’s rendered." From Ode to the Guest Star by Kenton K. Yee. Available in Issue #23. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty... Accompanying artwork: The Aquatic Astronaut by Ayush Pradhan

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TGLR: Ode to the Guest Star by Kenton K. Yee

The Good Life review presents "Ode to the Guest Star" by Kenton K. Yee in Issue #23 ~ Spring 2026. Accompanying artwork: The Aquatic Astronaut by Ayush Pradhan

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

"with a cyanosis mouth, my upper lip caught on some braces as if I was snarling. As if. Dentist Kimchi recoiled. She could no longer pat my head, and we both knew it..." Flash CNF by Ayoung Kim. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty... Our Q&A with Ayoung is coming soon! Artwork by Cynthia Yatchman.

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TGLR: Speaking in Tongues by Ayoung Kim

The Good Life Review presents "Speaking in Tongues" by Ayoung Kim, in Issue #23 ~ Spring 2026. Accompanying artwork by Cynthia Yatchman.

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 14/06/2026

"You spend the day making lists—reasons to stay, reasons to go. You try to keep them even, but staying is losing and that’s when you know..." New Micro Monday Feature: You Ask Your Husband if He’d Do it All Over Again by Victoria Melekian. Photo: Caleb Flores thegoodlifereview.com/2026/06/08/y...

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TGLR: You Ask Your Husband if He’d Do it All Over Again by Victoria Melekian

The Good Life Review presents new micro fiction, "You Ask Your Husband if He’d Do it All Over Again," by Victoria Melekian on The Buzz ~ Micro Monday.Photo by Caleb Flores

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 25/05/2026

Memorial Day may mean different things to different people, or it may mean nothing at all. But mention the word memory, and it conjures something in us all. Today, we're honored to share a new poem by Daniel Lurie... thegoodlifereview.com/2026/05/25/l... Photo by Yuliia Dementsova

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TGLR: Letter I Wish My Mother Wrote from Virginia by Daniel Lurie

The Good Life Review presents "Letter I Wish My Mother Wrote from Virginia" by Daniel Lurie, in The Buzz ~ Micro Monday. Photo by Yuliia Dementsova on Unsplash

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

It's the baby, the cafe, the talk of guns, people's perceptions and realities of life in America. And also, impossibly, hope. Hope that places still exist where human connection is the lived experience, and where decency and compassion are possible. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: A Baby Named Freedom by Annie Rachele Lanzillotto

The Good Life Review presents "A Baby Named Freedom by Annie Rachele Lanzillotto, in Issue #23 ~ Spring 2026. Accompanying Photo by Christian Bowen.

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 28/04/2026

National Poetry Month is almost over, but we're not done yet! This week's Feature Poem is "Rain in October" by Nebraska Poet Barbara Schmitz. thegoodlifereview.com/.../rain-in-... Accompanying Photo by Xianyu Hao on Unsplash

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 15/04/2026

You imagine sending a text to Amal, remembering how she had a way of turning headlines into human voices. She once translated a poem scrawled in charcoal on a refugee tent. She would call your silence by its true name. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty... Artwork by Tendai Rinos Mwanaka

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TGLR: As If Nothing Is Burning by Wasima Khan

The Good Life Review presents "As If Nothing Is Burning" by Wasima Khan, in Issue #23 ~ Spring 2026 Accompanying artwork by TENDAI RINOS MWANAKA

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 13/04/2026

This week's feature poem is a one-line Haiku by nature writer and Naturalist, Jack Phillips. And though "Love Fish to Wander" is only one line, there's so much to love about this piece; you have to read it for yourself! thegoodlifereview.com/2026/04/13/l... The image was also captured by Jack.

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TGLR: Love Fish to Wander by Jack Phillips

The Good Life Review presents "Love Fish to Wander" by Jack Phillips, in TGLR Buzz ~ Micro Monday. Photo also by Jack Phillips

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 11/04/2026

The return of spring has brought rain, and with it a refreshing drenching of new work by talented writers and artists whose work we're excited to share. We love all these pieces, and think you will too!! Introducing Issue #23 ~ Spring 2026!! thegoodlifereview.com/2026/04/11/i...

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TGLR: Introducing Issue #23 ~ Spring 2026

The Good Life Review presents Issue #23 ~ Spring 2026 with work by Svetlana Litvinchuk, I Echo, Kenton K. Yee, JC Talamantez, Angela Meredith, Annie Rachele Lanzillotto, Dylan Streb, Olivia London, Ayoung Kim, Ginger Tolman, Wasima Khan, Mary Ellen Gabriel, Christy Hartman, Christopher R.A. Adams, R.K.B, Shayna Brown, Siying (Rella) Wang, Cynthia Yatchman, David Capps, Antonio Garcia III, Tendai Rinos Mwanaka, and Ayush Pradhan.

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 06/04/2026

Happy National Poetry Month! This week's feature poem is Witch's Butter by Nebraska Poet Clif Mason. Clif's latest collection, AS JAGUARS DREAMED ON THE EARTH’S DARK FACE (a magical realist novel in verse), is available now from Cathexis Northwest Press. thegoodlifereview.com/2026/04/06/w...

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TGLR: Witch's Butter by Clif Mason

The Good Life Review presents "Witch's Butter" by Clif Mason, on TGLR Buzz ~ Micro Monday.

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The B'K Magazine @thebkmagazine.bsky.social · 04/04/2026

#FF It’s National Grey Day! To celebrate, give some ❤️ and a follow to these publications beginning with “G”! @gaspereaupress.bsky.social @genrepunkmag.bsky.social @gladeyepress.bsky.social @glasspoetry.bsky.social @godscrueljokelp.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 26/03/2026

So excited to see art by HioKit Lao selected as the cover of this year's Best of the Net anthology, and Tim Raymond's poem selected as a finalist! Congrats Hiokit and Tim!! Grateful to @sundresspub.bsky.social and judges Octavio Quintanilla and Cyrus Cassells!

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 16/03/2026

Once, I almost lost it, my hands curled into the shape of a tangerine, to summon red out of a man who called me fruity and laughed. But softness arrived..." From this week's feature, The Softness I Owe, by Joemario Umana thegoodlifereview.com/2026/03/16/t... Photo by Tim Arterbury

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TGLR: The Softness I Owe by Joemario Umana

The Good Life Review presents new poetry, The Softness I Owe, by Joemario Umana, only on The Buzz ~ Micro Monday. Photo by Tim Arterbury

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 06/03/2026

Hey, Hey, AWP Party People! We may not have a reading event, panel, or author signings, but we've got something nobody else has... handmade bee charms (plus stickers and pins and honey sticks, oh my!). We're at T716. Come say hi!

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 24/02/2026

"I volunteer for night watch so I can be alone, feel my compass beating home, listen to the tinkle of stars in the celestial bell choir whose church is the universe..." From Her Shanghaied Sailors by Tarn Wilson, @tarnwilson.bsky.social thegoodlifereview.com/2026/02/23/h... Image: Ferris Jones

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TGLR: Her Shanghaied Sailors by Tarn Wilson

The Good Life Review presents "Her Shanghaied Sailors" by Tarn Wilson on TGLR Buzz ~ Micro Monday. Image credit: Ferris Jones

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 12/02/2026

"One Saturday afternoon—the last Saturday afternoon—Carson sat on the couch holding his head in his hands. From the kitchen, Susan brought him a cup of chamomile tea..." From The Grieving Scar by Frank Gaughan. Available in Issue #22. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty... Photo credit: Michael Yuan

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TGLR: The Grieving Scar by Frank Gaughan

The Good Life Review presents "The Grieving Scar "by Frank Gaughan, Issue #22 ~ Winter 2026 ~ Best Of Edition

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 03/02/2026

"I think with “Palimpsest” I got more comfortable with weirdness, with just saying shit I think is striking or funny, and not worrying about how it’s going to cohere. It’s a trust thing, I think…" From our author Q&A with Jake Bienvenue, up on THE BUZZ. thegoodlifereview.com/2026/01/30/a...

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Author Q&A with Jake Bienvenue

The Good Life Review is pleased to present Interview Highlights with Jake Bienvenue.

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 31/01/2026

In our Q&A with Jake Bienvenue, he shared a brief creative nonfiction piece that was published recently in Baltimore Review. It's titled Gold Country, and it's so good, we just can't resist. Follow the link to read. You'll be glad you did. baltimorereview.org/spring_2025/...

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Jake Bienvenue: Gold Country

Jake Bienvenue holds an MFA in fiction from the University of Montana, where he was the editor-in-chief of CutBank. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Offing, Moon City Review, Fictive…

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 29/01/2026

Jake Bienvenue's short fiction, Palimpsest, is dark, strange, thought-provoking, and also funny. It's a bit of an impossibility to pull all that off in under 2000 words, but he's done it! Kudos, Jake. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty... Accompanying photo by Maia Brown-Jackson

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TGLR: Palimpsest by Jake Bienvenue

The Good Life Review presents "Palimpsest" by Jake Bienvenue, Issue #22 ~ Winter 2026 ~ "Best Of" Edition

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 27/01/2026

"The way she falls in love is with a whoosh, like she’s being sucked into a vacuum, and the way I fall in love is by pretending not to…" From this week's micro feature, House Party by Dory Rousos Moore (@dorywrites.bsky.social), her first published prose piece thegoodlifereview.com/2026/01/26/h...

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TGLR: House Party by Dory Rousos Moore

The Good Life Review presents House Party by Dory Rousos Moore, on The Buzz ~ Micro Monday. Photo by Peter Bucks

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 13/01/2026

We are currently reading work for Issue #23. We publish poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction, and nominate for Pushcart, Best of the Net, Best New Poets, Best Small Fictions, Best Micro Fictions, and the Pen Short Story Award. Guidelines and forms ⬇️⬇️⬇️ thegoodlifereview.submittable.com/submit

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 09/01/2026

Today we’re excited to announce Issue #22, a “Best Of” Edition that includes prize-worthy pieces from the last two years, plus bonus new work including The Nebraska Writers Collective 2025 Kate Sommer Memorial Poetry Prize winner, Rebecca Oliver! ⬇️ ❄️ ⬇️ thegoodlifereview.com/2026/01/08/i...

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TGLR: Introducing Issue #22 ~ Winter 2026, "Best Of" Edition

The Good Life Review introduces their Winter Issue: A Stunning Collection of Poetry, Prose, and Artwork

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 05/01/2026

"What more could a woman want? She had asked herself so many nights that it had become a type of prayer, lying awake with eyes closed, sometimes clasping her hands over her mouth so that only the faintest whimper emanated from somewhere deep inside her...." thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: Alice by Mikaela Conley

The Good Life Review presents short fiction: Alice by Mikaela Conley in Issue #21 ~ Autumn 2025. Accompanying artwork by JC Henderson

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 01/01/2026

In case you missed it, our autumn issue includes several spoken word pieces selected by guest editor, Bianca Swift. One of these is "Translation" by Nebraska native, Esman Rodas Calderon. You can listen to his piece at: thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty... Accompanying artwork by J.C. Henderson

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TGLR: Translation by Esman Rodas Calderon

The Good Life Review presents a spoken word piece: Translation by Esman Rodas Calderon, in Issue #21 ~ Autumn 2025. Accompanying artwork by JC Henderson

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 29/12/2025

"no obscene slogan in hot pink paint, swerving like the sexy hieroglyphics of the future across the steel footbridge arch, escapes the disc grinder scouring its temporary face..." From "They Put the Graffiti On" by Matthew James Babcock. Art by J.C. Henderson. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: They Put the Graffiti On by Matthew James Babcock

The Good Life Review presents "They Put the Graffiti On" by Matthew James Babcock in Issue #21 ~ Autumn 2025. Accompanying artwork by JC Henderson

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 27/12/2025

"I remember being surprised at how little it hurt when he stabbed me in the stomach. It felt like being punched, but I’d taken harder blows. After that, the memories swirl together like colored oils, and only flashes remain..." Flash fiction by Charlie Rogers. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: The Moon and Nothing Else by Charlie Rogers

The Good Life Review presents flash fiction: The Moon and Nothing Else by Charlie Rogers, Issue #21 ~ Autumn 2025. Photo by Crystal Angeles

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 22/12/2025

Heading into the home stretch for 2025 and figured we'd drop something fun and festive to take us to the finish line... Our December newsletter! goodlifelitmag.substack.com/.../pajama-p.... Peace and love, from the whole crew at TGLR! ✨☃️✨

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 21/12/2025

"You played those ending trills with such precision, and with such tenderness, that I couldn’t help but close my eyes, exhale, and try to memorize the sound..." From Swan Song by Sarah Safsten, available in our Autumn Issue. thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: Swan Song by Sarah Safsten

The Good Life Review presents short creative nonfiction: Swan Song by Sarah Safsten in Issue #21 ~ Autumn 2025 Photo by Haley Parson on Unsplash

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 17/12/2025

"Sam closes the door and walks on down the road to a Motel 6, briefcase jumping against his leg, his heart carved out and left for the foxes and deer along the highway..." From Ben Seabolt's first published piece. It's incredible, and we're honored to share it! thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: Looking for a Friend by Ben Seabolt

The Good Life Review presents short fiction: Looking for a Friend by Ben Seabolt in Issue #21 ~ Autumn 2025. Accompanying artwork by JC Henderson

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 14/12/2025

"We all know that fiction lies its way to the truth, so I want to promote truth in a world riddled with lies, and I want to add just a little bit of beauty to a world that, at times, can be heartbreakingly ugly…" From our Q&A with Sarah Schiff, available now. thegoodlifereview.com/2025/12/11/a...

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TGLR: Author Q&A with Sarah Schiff

The Good Life Review presents interview highlights with author Sarah Schiff

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 11/12/2025

"For the near-decade since she crossed over with baby Maryna in her belly, Vira has been wiping up after grubby college students and waiting to rest. She tells herself they are just kids, but she can’t help cursing them..." Flash by Sarah Schiff, in Issue #21 thegoodlifereview.com/issue-twenty...

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TGLR: Drained by Sarah Schiff

The Good Life Review presents flash fiction: Drained by Sarah Schiff in Issue #21 ~ Autumn 2025. Accompanying artwork by JC Henderson

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

The line-up for this year's Larksong (virtual) Holiday Speed Reading and Writing event on 12/13 (this Saturday) is bomb!! The event is free. Details and registration at larksongwritersplace.org/Events/Onlin...

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Speed Writing & Reading Holiday Party

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

Guidelines and the form to submit ⬇️⭐⬇️ thegoodlifereview.submittable.com/submit

goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 09/12/2025

"Each step carried the weight of exhaustion, of dreams deferred and dignity swallowed in silence. Ayo would listen from his room, curled up with his homework, his hands clammy as he gripped his pen." From this week's Micro Monday feature by Ibrahim Abdulhakeem. thegoodlifereview.com/2025/12/08/t...

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TGLR: The Echo of Footsteps by Ibrahim Abdulhakeem

The Good Life Review presents The "Echo of Footsteps" by Ibrahim Abdulhakeem, on The Buzz ~ Micro Monday Photo by Tanya Barrow

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 06/12/2025

☃️The Chills Subs Best Lit Mag award closes Dec. 7th, and we are shamelessly asking for your vote. ✅ www.chillsubs.com/best-lit-mag... This award has no fees. No judges. Nothing matters but what the community votes. It takes under a minute, and there's no easier way to support your favorite lit mag.

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goodlifelitmag.bsky.social @goodlifelitmag.bsky.social · 05/12/2025

The Deep Blue of Neptune by Terry Belew is the Winner of the 2024 Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize. Jamie Wendt's review of Belew's debut collection is available now... thegoodlifereview.com/2025/12/04/j...

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TGLR: Jamie Wendt Reviews "The Deep Blue of Neptune" by Terry Belew

The Good Life Review presents a Review of "The Deep Blue of Neptune" Winner of the 2024 Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize.

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