Dyst Literary Journal #1

By Rosey Ravelston

dyst is a quarterly literary journal highlighting the best of dystopian & political fiction from around the world. Combining short stories, poetry and artwork with book reviews and author spotlights, dyst presents new & existing writers with the chance to publish their work in style.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Apr 4, 2020
• ISBN: 9780244878702

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ISSUE #1

MAR 2020

Welcome to dyst

dyst is a quarterly literary journal, highlighting the best of dystopian & political fiction from around the world. Combining short stories, poetry, and artwork with book reviews, author spotlights, dyst presents new writers with the chance to publish their work in style.

We’re looking for the following creative fiction with a dystopian and/or political feel:

# short stories (max. 1,000 words)

# poetry (max. 500 words)

# book reviews

# cartoons

# photos, drawings, paintings etc.

We are particularly keen to promote the work of people from all sorts of diverse backgrounds. dyst is a dystopian/political literary journal with no bias or political preferences. We value creativity, quality and impact above all else.

Send your contribution in either Word or PDF format to our email address [e-mail] and our team will get back to you with a response, one way or the other.

Due to the volume of contributions, we may not be able to give much feedback on your work if it’s not included in an issue, but we will let you know whether it is accepted or not. All work remains the copyright of the creator (you).

© 2020 RoseyRavelston Creative Services

ISSUE #1

MAR 2020

Contents

From the Editor

Z T Quinn

The Gruffalo: post-apocalyptic edition

Rosalind Moran

No Eye Contact

Kate Kruize

Flames

Alexandra Neumann

Monopoly

Stefanija Rozitis