by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Oct 24, 2023 | Featured, Lit Shark, Poem of the Month Announcements, The Feed
LAST CALL, readers, writers, and shark fans! If you’ve been sitting on a horror story, a ghost story, a campy Jaws or The Meg or Sharknado retelling, or even some creepy, surreal poetry, or a real-life encounter, we’re ready to read it! Hurry! The doors...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Oct 20, 2023 | Featured, Lit Shark, Poem of the Month Announcements, Poem of the Month Winners, The Feed
Happy Friday, readers, writers, and shark fans! I hope you had a wonderful week! I was originally going to post a traditional Friday Feed, but then I realized I had one specific announcement to make that deserved its own space: the results for Lit Shark...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Oct 12, 2023 | Author Interviews, Author Interviews Poetry, Book Reviews, Book Reviews Poetry, Featured, The Feed
Since the pandemic—I know this must be as true for others as it is for me—I’ve felt this deeper call for connection: to nature, to my family, and to myself and who I’m called to be. These are surely songs that have called all of us at various...
by McKenzie Lynn Tozan | Oct 5, 2023 | Featured, The Feed, Writing Prompts
Good morning, readers, writers, and shark fans! McKenzie here (Editor-in-Chief at Lit Shark). I received the coolest opportunity this morning for my Lit Pup writers, and I wanted to share this with our Lit Shark community right away. Lit Pup writers, I hope...
by Ellen Acconcia | Oct 4, 2023 | Conservation Info, Featured, Sustainability Inspo, The Feed
“The stars of amusement park shows around the world, have long died before their time.” –National Geographic I heard some chatter on X (Twitter) recently, where folks were commiserating about whether the natural world was mad at us, considering some of the...
by Katie Hudson | Oct 2, 2023 | Sustainability Inspo, The Feed
The Appalachian Mountains are some of the oldest in the entire world, with a rich history, diverse plant life, and people dedicated to keeping the land beautiful for generations to come. I have had the privilege the past two years to live in this region of East...