Clayton Bradshaw-Mittal

Poetry revisions.

Finally made it to the Mattress Factory.

At Randyland

In case you were wondering about Pittsburgh Jesus.

From my reading with Third Coast Literary Magazine last night. My outfit matched the lighting.

Tonight in Baltimore!!!

In my eternal quest to become a middle-class white woman, I picked up a new hobby.

Baking didn't work out (I think it contributed to my diabetes).

Here are three notebooks I finished this week. They aren't perfect, and I am still learning, but I like how these turned out.

The first batch of new author photos.

I accidentally left my emotional support mouse pad at work yesterday. I felt awkward writing without it, letting my mouse scape naked against the table at the coffee shop.

I want to start a band called The Subzero Wind Chills.

Some morning tea to write with.

Pennsnowlvania Thursday Morning Blues.

Day 1 of the semester pt.2 (aka Tuesday/Thursday classes) began on such a gorgeous note.

First moments of the Spring semester.

To the Little Girl Crying in the Snow at the Corner of Cascade and West 24th Street by Clayton Bradshaw-Mittal | Hippocampus Magazine "My dog is pulling too hard on his leash...." -- To the Little Girl Crying in the Snow at the Corner of Cascade and West 24th Street by Clayton Bradshaw-Mittal

Hi! I wrote a short little lyric essay about snow, Texas, and running away from home for Hippocampus.

www.hippocampusmagazine.com/2026/01/to-t...

Getting my oil changed and tires rotated in a Pennsnowlvania snowstorm and the power went out.

Jake Barnes, River Dog, wants to know what you are celebrating from 2025.

Gadget Daddy day. Gadget Daddy night.

Jake Barnes, River Dog, demands we all pay attention to him this morning. He's a narcissist.

Good morning, Pennsnowlvania!

I just got my copies of Black Lily in the mail. I love the Goth protest vibe here.

Thank you to Beth Gilstrap for including my story "Black Boots in the Rain." It's a Queer, Goth, Antifascist protest story that means a lot to me.

And it's so cool to see my name with so many talented writers.

I have a review of Brian Trapp's fantastic Range of Motion (Acre, 2025) out in this issue of New Ohio Review.

Also, check out this cover art by Ashura Lewis. And the writers and work in this issue are just brilliant.

Dave Wanczyk knows how to put together a journal.

The journals will mostly be printed in zine form, while the Science and Business journals will be digital.

Gannon University English Department - Gannon Student Journal Projects Please look through the following calls for submissions by students in the Gannon University ENGL 390: Editing and Publishing Course.  You may submit through the Submittable form below or to the edito...

Hi! The students in my Editing and Publishing class are currently soliciting work for their student journal projects.

We have journals focused on creative work, Feminist Film Critique, Business Technology, and Science.

The deadline is November 7th.

gannon.submittable.com/submit/33848...

In case you need a reminder.

*found at work

Food for Thought | A. S. Lewis | Fiction Mikala is hungry. Aisha knows this, but they can’t eat just yet. Mikala is trying to tamp down her impatience, distract from her stomach grumblings. She rocks back and forth, then side to side, watchi...

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