Spring 2025 Prose Contest: Endings

Update (2/22): Due to popular demand, we have decided to extend the deadline for our 2025 prose contest to March 1, 2025 Euphony is hosting our annual spring prose contest, and the theme this year is “endings”! We want your apocalypses, your breakups, your graduations, your death scenes. Interpret the prompt however you want! Submit to euphonyjournal@gmail.com with the subject […]

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Prose: “Megafauna” by Dan Pinkerton

This was back in the days when all fauna were megafauna. An armadillo and sloth stood around talking to each other. Both were the size of modern-day elephants.      “This tough shell gives me some protection against predators, but not nearly enough,” said the armadillo.      “I don’t have a tough shell,” sighed the sloth, “but that […]

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Poetry: “SO IT’S SPRING” by Jacqueline Hughes Simon

& the robins are back      dozens of them in the park  but that spring, our first       in this house,  when I brought the baby back      from (no matter what you think) a difficult morning at the park & our cats, who were new       to the feral outdoors,  had hunted like cougars       amongst what I assume  were birds unsuspecting […]

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Poetry: “ESTUARY” by Alison Hicks

Released from formal education, we set out, walked until we came to the edge,made camp where river meets ocean. Determined to come only with questions, we asked, Who are you? Marked swellings and diminutionswhile we waited for an answer,cupped our hands and tasted: in places fresh, others briny. Too wide to swim across.Blue crabs climbed […]

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