Nathalie Lawrence

Raunchy yet profound-- yeah, that actually sums me up pretty well. 😂 Go read it!

We have an amazing new story from Colleen Olle that @DavidOfromNJ and @NatQLawrence were lucky enough to edit. It explores the ambivalence of motherhood, grief, friendship, and more. The antagonist is also, just, so good at being awful. Read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2023/01/19/sca…

My poem, 'Fit for a Scarecrow' is live @UnfortunatelyLM. Thank you EIC @NatQLawrence and staff for selecting this piece. unfortunatelylitmag.com/2022/08/11/fit…

What do Emily Dickinson and The Three Stooges have in common? They both live in a D.C. Randall (@warmedsoda) poem! If you need some chaotic good in your life (and you know you do), read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2022/05/05/emi…

@TheScorwin Totally with you! I wrote about the face condom in a flash piece last year

ive given this a lot of thought & i think masks are more of a face *condom*

I have a little micro up at @UnfortunatelyLM today! Thank you @NatQLawrence for giving this little heart piece of mine a wonderful home!! 🙏🏼 🙏🏼 ❤️ ❤️ unfortunatelylitmag.com/2022/04/21/sil…

We're reopening submissions tomorrow! Please note that we've joined the gray Declined rectangle party, so you can now find us on Submittable: unfortunatelylit.submittable.com/submit @NatQLawrence, @DavidOfromNJ, and Edith are excited to review your work!

Issues 1-3 are now in print in a tidy Omnibus print format. $8+shipping. I ship fast and would love to send one your way. zeroreaders.com/store/

You all should order a copy if for no other reason than the pages are SO SOFT

Ahhhhh it’s my first print lit mag publication!!! @ZeroReadersMag’s first omnibus is so minimalist and pretty!

@EmilyCotman @ZeroReadersMag Thank you so much! That's really sweet of you to say ♥️

ICYMI: From our first issue: Nathalie Lawrence (@NatQLawrence), “In the grounds” zeroreaders.com/2021/06/in-the…

We have a new experimental piece from Ahimaz Ponrasa (@ahimaaz) that mixes a story of lost love with a scathing critique of caste systems. It's also got a hint of sci-fi for good measure. Read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2022/01/13/bir…

Our last piece of 2021 is up! It's a new poem from Jasmine Kaur (@trying0000) that is a little bit perfect for this time of year. This experimental piece deftly mixes tension with ambivalence in a powerful way. Read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2021/12/30/ato…

We have a new poem from Lora Robinson (@starsinmyteeth) that is a must-read for fans of dreamy poetry that also rips you apart. Read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2022/01/06/irt… (Art by @jr_korpa)

We have a new story from David Obuchowski (@DavidOfromNJ), who knows just how to wield an unreliable narrator. Many people have someone like this in their family, which makes this a tough, but important story. Read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2021/12/23/don…

We have a new poem from Lynn Finger (@sweetfirefly2) that takes you on a tightrope walk across the crevasse of a failed relationship. It's a light yet lonely read (in the best way). Check it out here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2021/12/09/you…

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Not sure if you can trust your partner in a zombie apocalypse or a haunted house from hell? Chris Daley (@escapegrace) can help you identify the best traits to look for in her new essay. Read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2021/10/07/let…

We have a new poem from Jordan Brown (@jaybeereads) that is #cottagecore at its finest. Get yourself a cup of tea, wrap yourself in a blanket, and read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2021/09/30/i-w…

One last shout for the night: subs open, capped at 50. Everyone gets feedback & handwritten line notes. This is more like a collaborative project for me than it is a plain old indie journal. Sure would be cool to see some gifts in the ol' inbox. (THREAD)

We have a new essay up from @ChrisPatMooney that's full of heartbreak and nostalgia for the Arctic Monkeys. Read it here: unfortunatelylitmag.com/2021/09/16/luc…