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Day: February 28, 2021

Writing in Isolation

Writing is an activity I prefer to perform in solitude. It is an escape from the outside world—an internal reflection documented. It is a time to focus my mind and silence everything else. The silence brings me to a place where I have nothing but my thoughts. Writing alone requires a certain type of discipline… Read More Writing in Isolation

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Managing Editor
Helen Doremus

Fiction Editor
Lisa Croce

Poetry Editor
Brianna Vigil

CNF Editor
Kelly Curran

Editor-at-Large
Nina Gibson


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From 🐅 to 🐇. Our work is still before us. https://www.instagram.com/p/CmqA0DXulMe/ A happy Christmas day to everyone who celebrates, from the staff of Sentience! Happy First Night of Hanukkah, from all of us at Sentience Literary Journal! #literarymagazine #litmags And many happy returns. 🌴 Happy Halloween! 🎃👻 We hope you all have a fun and safe night! In our last contributor spotlight for Issue 2: Connections, there is much to consider in Jacqueline Rose's multimedia inquiry into what binds us together, what we fabricate to set ourselves apart from each other, and how nature's triumphant resilience can teach us all how to grow more fully. Ivan de Monbrison's self-translated poem, "There is a Lot of Noise in the City," effectively captures the fleeting moments of life on a busy street corner which are, in turn, suspended in greater seasonal shifts.
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sen•ti•ence sĕn′shəns, -shē-əns, -tē-əns►

n. The quality or state of being sentient; consciousness.

n. Feeling as distinguished from perception or thought.

n. Sentient character or state; the faculty of sense; feeling; consciousness.

n. a digital literary journal established by a diverse pool of fiction writers, essayists, poets, artists, and editors who are dedicated to honing their craft and supporting their peers as they tackle the beauty and chaos of the world we live in through the written word.

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