Thank you for making room for me in Volume 2. Reading the whole issue, I was struck by how much range Fever Season holds — an elephant’s interior frenzy, a haunted house trapped in the fifties, poems about loch water and intimacy and grief, all gathered under one theme. Being counted among writers this varied feels like its own kind of gift. I’m truly grateful to be in these pages.
Thank you for being part of it Sienna. One of our favorite things about putting each issue together is seeing how many different voices, styles, and stories can speak to the same theme in completely unexpected ways. We're so glad your work is among them. Your piece brought something unique to Fever Season.
Oh wow, thank you so much. That means a great deal. The Mark on the Skin was a tender one to write, so I’m genuinely touched it stayed with you enough to bring you over here. I’m so glad the journal helped us find each other.
I have a quick question. I noticed a note after the nonfiction article, "The Mark on the Skin", that Indie Lit has opened submissions for the September issue. So, does that mean no specific theme will be announced? I'd love to submit, but I want to be sure it's on topic, if there is one. Thanks in advance!
Thank you for making room for me in Volume 2. Reading the whole issue, I was struck by how much range Fever Season holds — an elephant’s interior frenzy, a haunted house trapped in the fifties, poems about loch water and intimacy and grief, all gathered under one theme. Being counted among writers this varied feels like its own kind of gift. I’m truly grateful to be in these pages.
Thank you for being part of it Sienna. One of our favorite things about putting each issue together is seeing how many different voices, styles, and stories can speak to the same theme in completely unexpected ways. We're so glad your work is among them. Your piece brought something unique to Fever Season.
Wow, my favorite was "The Mark on the Skin" -- by Sienna Sharma https://substack.com/@authorsiennasharma
It was fabulous, and I had to go subscribe to her. Thanks for publishing that one. Always love to find new authors to read.
Oh wow, thank you so much. That means a great deal. The Mark on the Skin was a tender one to write, so I’m genuinely touched it stayed with you enough to bring you over here. I’m so glad the journal helped us find each other.
We're so glad you shared it with us. Thank you for trusting us with your work, we're grateful to have been able to publish it. 📚
I have a quick question. I noticed a note after the nonfiction article, "The Mark on the Skin", that Indie Lit has opened submissions for the September issue. So, does that mean no specific theme will be announced? I'd love to submit, but I want to be sure it's on topic, if there is one. Thanks in advance!
Yes, the next issue doesn't have a theme, we'll announce submission dates soon.