THE KEEPING ROOM

The Keeping Room is an online magazine for all women writers, poets, and artists.

We are looking to publish your short stories, essays, free writing, poetry, and photo essays that touch on topics related to Women’s Wisdom, Lessons Learned, Self-care, Bodies, Relationships, and Community.

Writers selected for publication will be paid $25 via PayPal. Submit via Submittable.

 

***Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but please notify us immediately if accepted elsewhere.
***All material must be original and unpublished.

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FICTION

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CREATIVE NONFICTION

EXODUS  By Darby Williams

EXODUS
By Darby Williams

“And it came to pass at the end of the four hundred and thirty years, even the selfsame day it came to pass, that all the hosts of the Lord went out from the land of Egypt.” -Exodus 12:41 Martha 2020 Her headstone reads: Martha Hughes Cannon ♦1857---1932[1] Three...

Pandemic Thoughts, Racing  By Sue Repko

Pandemic Thoughts, Racing
By Sue Repko

Today I am recalling January, thumbing through my day planner, trying to pin this down, trying to put brackets around it. On Monday, January 27, I fly from Portland, Maine to Pittsburgh to visit family. The trip requires two flights, and I wear a mask in both planes....

Threads  By  Billie Hinton

Threads
By Billie Hinton

My grandma’s Singer was black with a yellow and orange floral pattern on the side. It folded down like origami into a table when she wasn’t using it, but mostly I remember it upright, with her sitting hunched over her sewing, foot pumping the treadle while I stood...

Night Owls   By MJ Lemire

Night Owls
By MJ Lemire

My mom forgets that she lives in China. “I live in Michigan.” she tells me during our Skype chats, the South China Sea almost visible from the window behind her. I search her face for the woman I use to know. Her eyes are sometimes harried, frenzied by imagined...

The Idol   By Jewel Beth Davis

The Idol
By Jewel Beth Davis

In the early 90s, I was hired to act in Film Directing classes for two summers at the Maine Photographic and Film Institute, now called the Maine Media Workshops and College. It still takes place in the seaside town of Rockport. It is up on a hill overlooking postcard...

POETRY

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