Anthologies 2023
We're giving the editorial keys to curators.
In an era when we’re seeing literary magazines closing their doors, TSW is dedicated to building more platforms for our communities’ voices.
The Seventh Wave is thrilled to launch Community Anthologies, which allows us to double the number of people we publish per year. Think: special issues, folios, digital zines, mini series. Each year, we give the editorial keys to four curators — writers, artists, or editors — to create their own digital issue, showcasing the work of seven artists/writers in each, publishing a total of 28 additional voices per year. These Editors-in-Chief work in a cohort together, supporting each other as they curate their own call/topic, work with their seven contributors, and publish their anthology. We call them “community anthologies,” because that’s what they are: an anthology of community, conversation, and voice.
Learn more on our FAQ page.
Applications for our 2024 EIC Cohort are now closed. Thank you to everyone who submitted applications. You will be notified by end of April. Applications for our 2025 cohort of EICs will open in February 2025.
- Haruka Aoki
- ALHS
- Madeleine Bazil
- Savannah Bowen
- Sionnain Buckley
- Grace Byron
- Jody Chan
- Laura Da’
- Geffrey Davis
- Noelle de la Paz
- Tarik Dobbs
- Lynne Ellis
- W.T. Joshua
- Esther Hwi Young Kim
- Aditi Kini
- Amy Rose Lafty
- Erin Langner
- Tina Lentz-McMillan
- Natasha Loewy
- Neon Mashurov
- David Naimon
- Brian Oh
- Michelle Peñaloza
- Jeni Prater
- Shebani Rao
- Juliana Roth
- Joanne Shih
- Lester Tibbett
- Vanessa Angélica Villarreal
- Teri Vela
- Jade Wallace
- Hua Xi
“A river is a contested site. I return again and again to rivers, real and imagined.”
“What are you shedding these days in order to become more yourself?”
“The media has fomented a moral panic — “no one wants to work anymore” — when, more accurately, no one wants to work under these conditions anymore.”