Monthly Newsletter
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September 2026 Newsletter (opens the original)
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Hello, Fivers! A final goodbye to our 2026 Micromemoir Marathon with a shout-out to our Editor’s Picks below. We are already pondering how the Marathon will happen next year; feel free to send ideas! And keep writing!Thanks for reading Monthly Newsletter! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
August 2026 Newsletter (opens the original)
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What a great month to be a fan of micromemoir—twenty-six contest winners plus nineteen more amazing micros that came in during regular submissions. August’s going to be great too, with more regular submissions and twenty-six Editor’s Picks. (TBH, we think every month’s great reading here at Five Minutes.)Hope you’re writing!Thanks for reading Monthly Newsletter! Subscribe for free to receive new posts an
July 2026 Newsletter (opens the original)
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Phew! I hit the final reply on the last of 1868 submissions last night, and loaded the first winning piece. I have already received some great brainstorms on future marathons; keep them coming to my email, susanna@fiveminutelit.com, and look forward to some amazing micromemoirs in July, both the contest winners and a month’s worth of regular submissions. August will bring more monthly pieces and the Marathon’s Editor’s Picks. Meanwhile, the editorial team is diving into June submissions while ou
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