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:
Broken Lines
“I could not comprehend how love for someone other than me could be called love for me. Love sees only the beloved, I believed. Two faces turned toward each other alone.”
The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Jean-Luc Bouchard
My first publication was a short story about a professional suicide note writer entitled “Assisted Living” published in Umbrella Factory, September 2013.
Taking a Turn in the Garden State
“I wondered if I was the one who had taken a funny turn. One can take a turn for the worse or the better. But taking a “funny turn” is ambiguous and enigmatic. I wondered what the original Italian phrasing was for this.”
Romance Novel
“In that moment, he looked just like a boy to Irma. Head tilted down, palm turned out and facing her. She wanted to scoop his head between her hands.”
Enemy of Man
“It's hot here. I don't get high anymore; I don't need to. The perpetual heat and the laziness do about the same; out here every afternoon on the tower, feet dangled over the edge, in the haze, and that column of smoke out there in the distance, that's Perú already.”
Field Guide
“By noon, we knew the sun was through with us
and our small adventure. Even the bloodwort,
the tall red ferns, and the L-O-V-E scored
in black paint below the overpass could tell
we knew nothing of them.”
◉ Bulletin Board
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