Publishing weekly online, bioStories showcases literary essays that illuminate both ordinary and notable lives, capturing moments of grace through vivid, compassionate storytelling. Recent featured stories include “In the Rumor of Forests” by Jeff Beyl, “The Blue House in the Hemlocks” by Katherine Casey, “Winter Protocol” by Joe Class III, “Veterans” by Pamela Cravez, “Locked” by Natassia Guyton, “A Love Letter to Linens” by Vicki Holder, “The Day the River Spoke” by Nisar Kakar, “Lost Footing” by Katje Lattik, “A Last Custard Cup” by Sydney Lea, “Better at Being Human” by Allysa Raymond, “Frozen in Midair and Soup-hound Tales” by Sharman Ober-Reynolds, “Magnificent Otis” by Brady Rhoades, “V-Cuts” by Matt Rosenberg.
bioStories accepts nonfiction prose submissions between 500 and 7,500 words, with most published essays averaging about 2,500 words. The journal also welcomes artwork that reflects its mission and complements featured essays, as well as cover art for its digital issues and print and digital anthologies. Visit the bioStories website for submission guidelines and additional information.
