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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

Excerpt from “Sour the Rind” by AJ Wright, featured in issue 4.1 / summer 2026🦜🦜out now!

Grey roots in the background, with black and white text that reads: “The house is 101 years old and full of impish ghosts wading
through the flooded root cellar. I’ve tried my best: rolled my jeans to my knees, passed a bucket blindly into the dark. They offer the rind instead, sour moon swimming in vinegar, like sweetness
was never the point.”

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Aaron Caycedo-Kimura @aaroncaycedokimura.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

Many thanks to Amanda K. Horn for including five of my cartoon haiga in the latest issue of @twinbirdreview.bsky.social! www.twinbirdreview.com/41---c---cay...

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Visual haiga by Aaron Caycedo-Kimura. Twin Bird Review, issue 4.1 / Summer 2026.

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Melissa Shepherd @melissashepherd.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

So grateful to Twin Bird Review for publishing my poems, “Copenhagen, call of the void” and “I Sing the Belly Electric” in the beautiful summer issue!

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Rozalija Grace · Розалия Грейс @rozalijagrace.com · 09/06/2026

A huge thank you to @twinbirdreview.bsky.social for featuring my poem "Cirrus" in the summer issue! TBR is always worth your time; I hope you'll check it out.

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"Cirrus" by Rozalija Grace. Twin Bird Review, issue 4.1 / Summer 2026.

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BreezeNThroughBooks @breezenavarro.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

Very excited to share that my flash fiction piece Bodies in the Sky was published by Twin Bird Review today! @twinbirdreview.bsky.social #writesky #speculativefiction #flashfiction www.twinbirdreview.com/issue-41--su...

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 15/01/2026

Now reading for our summer issue! Send us your most imaginative fiction, poetry, CNF, art & comics!

Seagulls take flight with blue ocean in the background. White text reads: Open for submissions! Send us your most imaginative fiction, poetry, CNF, art, comics.

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 15/01/2026

Now reading for our summer issue! Send us your most imaginative fiction, poetry, CNF, art & comics!

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 11/12/2025

OUT NOW! In this issue, we explore absurdity both silly and philosophical. Read here: www.twinbirdreview.com/issue-32--wi...

Abstract watercolor shapes in a white background. Text reads: Twin Bird Review, issue 3.2, winter 2025.

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 03/09/2025

We’re open for submissions, friends!🦜🦜Send us your most imaginative fiction, poetry, CNF, artwork, comics / graphic narratives. We want it all, baby!

Background image is looking up at green tree branches against a blue sky. Large, bold text reads: OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS! Send us your most imaginative work. Fiction, poetry, CNF, artwork, comics. More at twinbirdreview.com/submissions.

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 20/03/2025

We want your work! Send us your most imaginative stories, poems, comics, CNF pieces, and art. ✨Artists, we’re especially looking at you!!✨

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 20/02/2025

Call for volunteers! We’re on the lookout for poetry readers and we want YOU! More details here: www.twinbirdreview.com/support-us.h...

Brightly colored oranges in the background. Text reads: “Poetry Readers. Love poetry? Love to read? Our volunteer readers help us evaluate submissions and provide valuable feedback. Readers will be expected to read an average of five submissions per week, and provide brief feedback on each piece.
The average time commitment for this position is 1 - 2 hours. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in learning a bit about the submission process for literary magazines.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 15/01/2025

Friends, we’re officially reading for our summer issue!🦜🦜Send us your most imaginative work! #writingcommunity

Pink and yellow colored background, with faint white text that reads “TWIN BIRD REVIEW.” Additional text reads: “Open for submissions. Art, poetry, fiction, comics, CNF. Send us your most imaginative work.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 08/01/2025

“On Apple Trees and Romance” by Faye Srala, with gorgeous artwork by @Jennifer Martelli. Featured in issue 2.2 / winter 2024 - OUT NOW!

A blue background with tree branches. In the lower left corner, a blue butterfly. Photographs of a man and woman look upwards. Text reads: “Apple trees look the best in spring, when white blossoms beckon bees and loose pale petals floating on whispers of breeze starkly contrast with the jade grass where they fall. My apple trees are many years overgrown and have thousands of blossoms. I love standing between the branches and feeling the buzz of springtime.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 30/12/2024

“There are instants of clarity” by Laurie Koensgen and artwork by Nuala McEvoy, featured in issue 2.2 / winter 2024. OUT NOW!

An ink drawing of beautiful, intricate European buildings with a wash of colors including green, blue, and pink. A poem is superimposed. It reads: “there are instants of clarity

when light breaks clean
in which we glean
the likenesses of things:
a new magnolia bud
the shape of a tear
the hollow of a flame.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 23/12/2024

“Vibrations” by Matt Rowan and Sarp Sozdinler with artwork by Andrew Graber, featured in issue 2.2 / winter 2024. OUT NOW!🦜🦜

Dark purple fabric ripples with shadows. Text reads: “You hear voices from the cemetery at night. Today, something prevents you from calling the cops because it’s a cemetery for dead rockstars and all you hear is some mistuned electro chords for Good Vibrations, your dad’s all-time favorite.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 18/12/2024

We’re thrilled to announce the arrival of issue 2.2 / winter 2024! Check it out on twinbirdreview.com!

A paid of legs attached to monarch butterfly wings walk over broken glass, with a blue background. Text reads: Twin Bird Review, issue 2.2 / winter 2024.

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 01/05/2024

Two weeks left to be considered for our summer issue!! We want to read your most imaginative work - send it our way!!🦜🦜

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 22/03/2024

Friends! We’re still open and would love to read your most imaginative fiction, CNF, comics, poetry, and artwork!!🦜🦜

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 07/03/2024

🍄”Mushroom Clouds,” short fiction by Christopher R. Muscato🍄featured in issue 1.2 / Winter 2023

An orange sun shines through clouds above a mountain range. Text reads: “Oma told me to collect mushrooms after the rains. Not the kind we foraged in the woods, nor those we grew in the subterranean fungi gardens. After each rain, I went out to collect the mushrooms that fell from the sky.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 27/02/2024

“If I Knew We Would Always Have Each Other,” a comic by Meg Richardson featured in issue 1.2 / winter 2023.

A banana, a snowman, and a girl walk together in a snowy field. Text reads: “If I Knew We Would Always Have Each Other by Meg Richardson.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 12/02/2024

“Why I Remain a Desperate Party Clown at Death’s Birthday,” by LeAnne Hunt, from issue 1.2 / Winter 2023.

Hands encircle colorful rabbits, clouds, and leaves. Text reads: “Death calls me up out of the blue, wanting to shoot the breeze, but I say my hands are too shaky for aiming, and the wind always blows my hair in my eyes.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 24/01/2024

Send us your most imaginative fiction, poetry, CNF, art, comics, and graphic narrative. We want it all, baby!🦜🦜

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 23/12/2023

“Winter Wait” by Yuan Changming, featured in issue 1.2 / Winter 2023.

Frost on a window. Text reads: “With their most tender touches, snowflakes
Have painted the whole night white
Including the darkest corner in sight
Even within a forgotten dream.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 20/12/2023

❄️OUT NOW!! Issue 1.2 / Winter 2023!❄️

A girl is balanced on a stack of rocks, bending backwards with the Moon balanced in her arms, evening sky behind her. Text reads “Twin Bird Review, issue 1.2, winter 2023.”

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 27/11/2023

✨it’s happening!✨December 11!✨issue 2!✨

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 04/08/2023

“In starting Twin Bird Review, I am hoping to forefront joy, imagination, and vibrancy over the perfection and gatekeeping that we have come to expect in the world of publishing.” Read more about us here: www.newpages.com/blog/magazines/mag…

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New Lit on the Block :: Twin Bird Review

NewPages.com introduces new literary magazines to readers and writers looking for great fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art, and more!

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Twin Bird Review @twinbirdreview.bsky.social · 27/07/2023

Hello bird friends, new and old!🦜

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