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New this week: A new poem from Dannye Powel

This week we have new work from Dannye Powell, a poem titled 'Complaints about My Cousin Elaine’s Memorial Service in which the Minister Describes Her as a Child of God but Fails to be Specific'. The full poem is at the link below.

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'It's surprisingly good, surprising to me.'

We talked with Irish-Australian poet Nathanael O'Reilly recently about his relationship to his early work and plenty more, as part of our Q&A series with our contributors.

Poetry Readings

Dancing with you at Stephansplatz at 1 in the morningread by poet Eleanor Keisman
00:00 / 03:12
In the Garden of Girlhoodread by poet Kait Quinn
00:00 / 02:22
'On Discovering Frank O'Hara', a poemread by poet Emily Cullen
00:00 / 01:22
'Went the Flame Once in My Heart', a poemread by poet Thomas Phalen
00:00 / 01:21
'28.6', a poemread by poet Kevin MacAlan
00:00 / 01:31
'Clear-Sighted', a poemread by poet Susan Shea
00:00 / 00:47

The Umbrella Opens

October 2023

November – December 2023

January/February 2024

Spring – Fall 2024

The Wild Umbrella comes to life. We here at the journal have picked some of our own work to showcase as a part of our Editor's Issue, and our FundRazr – for readers to help us pay our bills and our writers! – goes live.

Our submissions window will open, for fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. We take submissions through Duosuma. Our editors will take some time to review all the work and make decisions about what we choose to publish. 

Just after the start of the year, we published our first contributor work online on the Umbrella's website and social media platforms. 

Our submissions window is open for the whole month of May, and we plan to publish a print issue later in 2024. Those who helped us fund the Umbrella through FundRazr will get a copy of the print issue shipped to them when it's ready.

More About Us

The Wild Umbrella is an ambitious new journal, eager to publish compelling prose and poetry from Ireland and the world. We'll add to an abundant scene of Irish journals and magazines by seeking out fresh and interesting works of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction.

 

We'll start by publishing work digitally – here on our website and our social media – with our goal being to evolve to be a print and digital outlet in 2024. It's free to submit writing to us, and we also pay our contributors. If you like great writing, and want to support the next generation of influential writers, donate to us! As a not-for-profit outlet, every donation goes into the Umbrella's writer fund, from which we pay our contributors.

Our Editorial Team

Our staff comes with years of experience in writing and editing, and we'll take good care to publish fresh and interesting work. We respond to all submissions within 90 days and we'll promote your work enthusiastically if we choose to publish it.

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