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:
My Vanishing Friend
“She walks into McDonald’s at 1:00 p.m. She carries two duffel bags and an empty coffee cup as if hoping for a refill. No one knows why, but she comes every day like clockwork.”
Music for Desks: Hushed
“His compositions reinvented classical music, perhaps because he no longer could hear what others were creating.”
The Mountain of Longing
“Returning home after her divorce, she moves through airport crowds, her grandmother’s house, and the tight choreography of conversation with her mother—love expressed through food, folded clothes, silence, and superstition.”
The Literary A-ha: An Interview with Mark Kline
It's been cubbyholed for years at a time, but I always knew I would finish it. At times the story was in a form that can hardly be called a draft, it was more in pieces, lying around like a jigsaw puzzle.
The Landshark
“That me is far from what you know. That me is dead. There’s no comfort in this. And there’s the fear that this me you see, raging and electric, will be dead someday, too.”
The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Jamel Brinkley
I’m interested in the way in which memory—the way that we think about the past—is a re-creation of the past, how the past keeps happening.
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