ephemeras is a literary magazine that publishes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and visual art. We don't take ourselves seriously but we will take your art seriously.

ephemeras literary magazine (n.) - a magazine dedicated to pulling perpetual, transient artists and their ephemeral work into publication and recognition.

Our hope is to expand our roots in several platforms beyond the digital and physical mediums of publication. We aim to eventually host community events, seamlessly connect and network writers, and establish a high standard for the Jersey literary scene.

Thank you for joining us on this field, where the seeds we sow bloom higher each season.

Cristina L

ephemeras literary magazine

(n.) — an intense longing for something, especially something lost; from the Latin verb, desiderare, “to long for;” the great-grandfather of the word, desire.

send us your absurd, nonsensical, downright beautiful work. we want to relish in it.

desiderium

Marijean Oldham is a public relations consultant and writer with work in The Maine Review, Delmarva Review, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, and other publications. In 2003, Marijean set a Guinness Book World Record for creating the largest bouquet of flowers. 

Marijean Oldham

Marijean Oldham is a public relations consultant and writer with work in The Maine Review, Delmarva Review, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, and other publications. In 2003, Marijean set a Guinness Book World Record for creating the largest bouquet of flowers. Find her work on www.marijeanoldham.com


Brooksie C. Fontaine is a coffee addict who got into college at fifteen and annoyed everyone there. She is a teaching assistant, illustrator, and MFA recipient. Her work has appeared in over thirty literary journals and anthologies, including trampset, Bending Genres, Literally Stories, Anti-Heroin Chic, Fahmidan Journal, and Ghost Parachute.



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Brooksie C. Fontaine is an obnoxious coffee addict who got into college at fifteen and annoyed everyone there. She is a teaching assistant, illustrator, and recipient of MFA degrees in English and Illustration. Her work has appeared in over thirty literary journals and anthologies, including trampset, Bending Genres, Defenestration Magazine, Eunoia Review, Aureation, Report From Newport, Boston Accent Lit, Anti-Heroin Chic, and more. Her Twitter is BrooksiesBooks, where she posts daily microfiction.


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The children have burned down the orphanage.

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