We’ve just put down the red pens—the October issue is officially off to press! Want first dibs on the stories, poems & art we’ve been obsessing over? Subscribe now, and it’ll be on your doorstep the moment it drops. https://t.co/289eocHLdn. #NewLetters #LitMagLove

Danielle Dutton’s Prairie, Dresses, Art, Other turns the Midwest into spirit—prairies fading underfoot, dresses woven from centuries of text, a lake alive with voices. Read Carter Groves’ review of this genre-bending collection at New Letters: https://t.co/NMJbmpak8U

Rodeos, quilt patterns, and the quiet resilience of rural queer life—Canese Jarboe’s SISSY is poetry as both refuge and rallying cry. Read Miranda Reinberg’s review to see how Jarboe stitches loss, love, and survival into an unforgettable collection. https://t.co/GbzXaj6ydz

Monstrous gators. Flying cabins. Bewitched children. In HELLIONS, Julia Elliott turns Southern summers into spellbound landscapes where magic feels like second nature. Read Amanda Trout’s review of this otherworldly collection now on NL'S website. https://t.co/G1UxHoravD

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Featured artist Nicholas Erker paintings are rich with memory, myth, and Midwest grit—where family lore meets layered texture and color. See more of his work that appeared in our latest issue here: https://t.co/QGAIGVDWKA

Today we give you "For Mikey, Who Danced in the Rain," by Daniel Donaghy. Read the entire poem here: https://t.co/7PyZn8PdwR. #Poem #Poetry #NewLettersLit #Since1934

A mother gone, a mailbox box that echoes, and a daughter writing letters to no one—and everyone. In Part III of ADDRESS UKNOWN, Courtney Kersten’s grief is sharp, funny, and unshakably human. Read the latest installment now. https://t.co/XTH31DqN0B #NewLettersLit #Since1934

Denise Low dives deep into WHAT MONSTERS YOU MAKE OF THEM by Christian Teresi—a poetic reckoning with climate, culture, and complicity. If you’ve ever wondered what a 21st-century ode looks like, start here. Read the review here: https://t.co/BHImp212k1. #BookReview

Today we give you “The Woods” by Leonore Hildebrandt. Read the rest of this poem here: https://t.co/WTytPp5hX4. #Poetry #Poem #NewLettersLit #Since1934

Part II of Courtney Kersten’s "Address Unknown" deepens its quiet spell—grief, postcards, and the search for something solid in a world always in motion. Don’t miss this latest installment. Read it & follow the series here: https://t.co/Ka4T8N40TZ.

What if Helen of Troy grew up in 1993 Tennessee, battled expectations, and reclaimed her story? Maria Zoccola’s HELEN OF TROY is fierce, funny, and unforgettable—and John Hodgen’s review on NLs' website says exactly why you should read it. Don’t miss it. https://t.co/OufwX0KLiQ.

Today we give you "Love Story" by Sébastien Luc Butler. Read the entire poem here: https://t.co/J9Hw4kprVP. #Poem #Poetry #NewLettersLit #Since1934

Why read ADDRESS UNKNOWN by Courtney Kersten, serialized at New Letters? It’s a stunning meditation on rootlessness, grief, and the poetry of mail—sent, unsent, imagined. Each part peels back a tender, aching layer. Follow it. Let it unfold. https://t.co/F6EKzOatSk