For over 20 years, Epiphany has published literature that guides readers toward unexpected revelation. Learn more about us and the writers we publish.
Use our A-Z index to explore a few themes:
Kastro
“I tried putting myself in Mert’s shoes—I was in his underwear after all—and wondered at how easily he had offered me something so intimate. Realizing that all my efforts had been so transparent, that I had no protective cover whatsoever, was like being shoved into cold water again and again.”
To Live and Defy in LA: An Interview with Felicia Angeja Viator
The point is that they worked to create a platform for themselves—for Black youths—to say whatever they wanted to say. That’s their most powerful legacy.
Graduate School Meditations
There will always be political and social unrest, but a pandemic filters everything—we are all characters in its story.
You’re Far Away From Your Country Where I Am
You have seen this play a thousand times,
but as you are about to wake up
for the first time you will notice a telegram
on the gramophone:
The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Matthew Baker on Story Collections as Concept Albums
If you’re going to do a weird thing, only do one weird thing at a time.
“Woman in the Sun, 1961” & “On Finding a Sculpture of a Woman That Was Made by a Woman To”
I count the walls around me,
floorboards gleaming, bed
unmade, I do not hold
a cigarette and I am not
your wife.
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