Editorial Vision: Our vision is to create a literary journal that showcases a diverse range of voices and styles. We strive to push the boundaries of traditional genres, fostering a space where fiction, speculative fiction, poetry, and nature writing intersect and inform one another. Our magazine encourages people from diverse and marginalized communities to submit and be celebrated for their work and perspective.
Like the reservoir in which this magazine takes its title, Morrow Point is rooted in Gunnison. Our editors are alumni of the Western Colorado University Graduate Program of Creative Writing. We strive to give current students and graduates a home for the work that comes out of their studies. The championed voices shaped through the GPCW program are strong as the Morrow Point dam and scintillating as the Gunnison River. We offer a diverse range of styles and genres, pushing boundaries across the natural land and beyond.
Our journal aims to be more than just a literary journal; it aspires to be a vibrant community of writers and readers dedicated to exploring the depths of human experience, imagination, and our connection to the natural world. We invite you to join us on this literary journey, contributing your voice to the echoes that resonate through the muse.
Editorial Team
Isabel Grey
Isabel Grey holds MFAs in Genre Fiction and Poetry from Western Colorado University. Her work has won the WordCrafter Press Best Fiction award, and nominated for the Pushcart Prize and Best New Poets Award. Aside from Morrow Point, Grey is an assistant poetry editor at Terrain.org. Her work can be found at Twenty Bellows, new words {press}, and elsewhere.
Tali Himmel
Tali Himmel Is a writer and educator. She received her MFA in Genre Fiction and Poetry from Western Colorado University. Tali has taught Creative Writing and Language Arts in the Pacific Northwest via University of Washington in the High School. Her work has been featured in the JPC, Arise Poetry and 7th Titan Press. Tali blogs about parenting and writing at railwaywriter.com.
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