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On our latest podcast episode, we sit down with Meg Thompson to discuss her nonfiction piece "The Bread Winner," which we published last week as an NFT collection. We talk about process. About careers. And about making bread.

We're excited and proud to launch Season 2 of our NFT Collections with an amazing piece of nonfiction by Meg Thompson called The Bread Winner. It's accompanied by some wonderful artwork from Adriana Quezada, who will be with us all through this season. newsletter.atticusreview.org/p/why-you-shou…

Thanks to everybody who recently sent us your work for the last call for subs! You will hear back from us by the end of February.

Here's a little end-of-year round-up to recognize the authors we published this year at Atticus Review. We’re grateful to all of these writers for trusting us with their work and for taking the leap with us into the blockchain. newsletter.atticusreview.org/p/a-look-back-…

Today we published a new Creative Nonfiction NFT Collection by K. Uwe Dunn, a piece called "Connie and Paula." Go head over to our site and check it out, and read the latest newsletter on why you should collect it. Links to follow.

A new Atticus on Air is live! Give it a watch or listen. @bootrundle interviews Marcia LeBeau. youtube.com/watch?v=dqO13M…

In our latest newsletter: 1. There's a new Atticus on Air, an interview between Boo Trundle and poet Marcia LeBeau 2. David reflects on "home" and we open subs on that theme through Thanksgiving newsletter.atticusreview.org/p/poetry-bring…

Here's the collection: atticusreview.org/a-misplaced-tr…

Our latest NFT Collection is "A Misplaced Tropical Pond Leads to a Feminist Daydream," by Marcia LeBeau. In our latest newsletter Boo Trundle shares her thoughts on why you should collect it. newsletter.atticusreview.org/p/why-you-shou…

@CaballeroAnaMa @katiemzeigler youtube.com/watch?v=vChisa…

Last month, we spoke with @CaballeroAnaMa, Jo Unruh, and @katiemzeigler, to get their perspectives on the literary NFT space. You can listen to and/or watch the conversation now. More in our latest newsletter: newsletter.atticusreview.org/p/writers-dese…

We've launched our latest NFT Collection, a story by @katiemzeigler called "Benny and the Heart." In our latest newsletter, we share why you should collect it. newsletter.atticusreview.org/p/why-you-shou… #literarynft #fiction #nft

We'll be closing submissions this Sunday July 6th at midnight pacific time for our first Creative Nonfiction NFT. Submit here: atticusbooks.submittable.com/submit See the post below for more details, including what we're looking for.

Q: What literary publishers are especially modern and forward-thinking? For example, I love they way @onlypoemsmag focuses on community. @AtticusReview is moving to the blockchain. Who else out there is thinking way ahead of everyone else?

If you haven’t been following our NFT journey, check out our last several newsletters newsletter.atticusreview.org

Spoiler: we want your survival technique.

As of today, June 5th, through July 6th 2025, we are opening submissions for our first Creative Nonfiction NFT. We felt it would be fun to dig into what moves us. So our latest newsletter has some thoughts from our Publisher on that... newsletter.atticusreview.org/p/is-art-a-sur…