Her View Friday

Yellow Arrow Publishing supports women-identifying writers from a wide variety of backgrounds, not just because it’s the right thing to do, but because it makes us stronger. Women’s voices have historically been underrepresented in literature, and we aim to elevate those voices and stories through our programs, publications, and support.

Part of our mission in supporting and uplifting women writers is to promote the Yellow Arrow community’s individual accomplishments. We’d like to further expand that support and promotion outside of our Yellow Arrow publications. Twice a month, we’d like to give a shout out to those within the Yellow Arrow community who recently published:

  • single-author publications

  • single pieces in journals, anthologies, etc. as well as prizes/awards

You can support our authors by reading this blog and their work, sharing their news, and commenting below or on the blog. Congratulations to all the included authors. We are so proud of you!

Every writer has a story to tell and every story is worth telling


“Connecticut Avenue” by ANN QUINN FROM MARYLAND

Genre: poetry

Name of publisher: Potomac Review

Date published: Fall 2022

Type of publication: print

mcblogs.montgomerycollege.edu/potomacreview/current-issue-2/

"Mother's Milk,” "Doctorly Gifts," "Before the Operation," and "Awakenings" by ute carson from austin, texas

Genre: poetry

Name of publisher: Flapper Press

Date published: January 2023

Type of publication: online

flapperpress.com/post/the-flapper-press-poetry-caf%C3%A9-the-poetic-intimacy-of-ute-carson

“After Reading Geohazard Warning Signs At Mt. Rainier” by Rebecca Brock from Leesburg, Virginia

Genre: poetry

Name of publisher: West Trestle Review

Date published: January 2023

Type of publication: online

westtrestlereview.com/west_trestle_rebecca_brock.html

“My Mother Suggests a Tranqulizer” by Rebecca Brock from Leesburg, Virginia

Genre: poetry

Name of publisher: Literary Mama

Date published: January/February 2023

Type of publication: online

literarymama.com/articles/departments/2023/01/my-mother-suggests-a-tranquilizer


PRIZES/AWARDS

“Raising Glaciers” by Rebecca Brock from Leesburg, Virginia

Prize/award: 2022 Kelsay Book Woman's Poetry Prize

Genre: poetry

Name of publisher: Kelsay Books

Type of publication: print and online

kelsaybooks.com/pages/winners-of-the-womens-contest

Rebecca Pelky from Potsdam, New york

Prize/award: 2023 National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship

Genre: poetry

arts.gov/impact/literary-arts/creative-writing-fellows

and

arts.gov/impact/literary-arts/creative-writing-fellows/rebecca-pelky

Find Rebecca on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @rebeccapelky.

"I Remember How I Believed" Poetry by Rebecca Brock from Leesburg, Virginia

Prize/award: finalist of the River Heron Review Editors' Prize

Genre: poetry

Name of publisher: River Heron Review

Date published: February 1, 2023

Type of publication: online

riverheronreview.com/2022-river-heron-editors-prize-1#/rebecca-brock

Find Rebecca on Twitter @wordsbyRB and Instagram @rebecca_brock.writer.


Yellow Arrow (past and present) board, staff, interns, authors, residents, and instructors alike! Got a publication coming out? Let us help celebrate for you in Her View Friday.

Single-author publications: here.

Single pieces and awards/prizes: here.

Please read the instructions on each form carefully; we look forward to congratulating you!

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