Former Corvallis Advocate reporter and writer, Ari Blatt, has with a group of colleagues, released a first issue of Tethered Literary.
Offering a mix of prose and poetry that focuses on origins, relations, queerness, aging and endings – you can find the digital magazine here.
About Tethered Literary
The collective seeks to support the growth of under-published writers and artists and foster community. Founded by COVID-era graduates of the Oregon State University-Cascades Creative Writing program from across the US and Canada, Tethered Literary was developed while holding close a conviction of interconnectedness.
The heart of their idea is to provide space for writers and artists to get their work out into the world and know it won’t just be a one-time thing.
While Tethered Literary is open to contributions from all kinds of writers, they are especially interested in providing a home for work by writers with few to no current publications and by those from traditionally marginalized backgrounds whose voices are too often neglected. This is a space where writers who aspire to be heard can converge.
You can check out their website, and learn more about Tethered Library, including how to submit your work, here.
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