AMERICA'S FARTHEST NORTH LITERARY MAGAZINE
AMERICA'S FARTHEST NORTH LITERARY MAGAZINE
Amy Jo Trier-Walker is the winner of Permafrost‘s 2016 New Alchemy Award. Her piece, “Go Nowhereing,” is featured in this year’s online issue, 38.2. The editors asked her a few questions about writing and hybrid genres. Here are her answers.…
We at Permafrost Magazine are very excited to announce the winner for our 2016 Nonfiction Book Prize! After months of deliberating over more than one hundred amazing manuscript submissions, all such a pleasure to read, our judge Scott Russell Sanders…
We at Permafrost are pleased to announce that our winner for the 2016 New Alchemy Contest is Amy Jo Trier-Walker! Her cut-up collection, which includes “Go Nowhereing,’ “A Lost Hand,’ “Medicine-Say,’ “Better-Day Pile,’ and “Catching-Basket Day,’ demonstrates the type of…
Sara Adams’ poem, “IMPERMANENCE IS THE ONLY THING THAT WORKS IN FAHRENHEIT AROUND HERE’ is featured in our online summer issue, 37.2. We asked her a few questions about craft. Here are her answers. Q: Do you have any super…
Jessamyn Birrer’s poems, “Redshift,’ “Greensleeves’ and “Tocsin, Siren, Chime’ are featured in our summer issue. We asked her a few questions about craft, and here are her replies. Q: Do you have any super secret rituals that help your writing…
Kathleen Furin’s story, “Catch,” is featured in this year’s summer issue. We asked her a few brief questions about writing. Here are her answers. Q: Do you have any super secret rituals that help your writing process? A: No super…