an online literary and arts magazine that also publishes a yearly compilation into an electronic book

Literary Heist is an online, quarterly literary magazine dedicated to democratizing the literary and art world by showcasing diverse voices and creative work. It publishes poetry, short stories, interviews, articles, book reviews, and art. The magazine also compiles a yearly electronic book featuring selected works from its issues

Ryan D Brinkhurst

Literary Heist Magazine

published every March 21st, June 21st, September 21st, and December 21st, the yearly electronic book is published every year on February 1st

General call

Caitlin O’Halloran is a biracial Filipino-American writer who studies in a poetry workshop taught by Katia Kapovich. She has a Bachelor of Arts from Boston University in Philosophy and History. Her work has been published in Vast Chasm Magazine and Midsummer Dream House. Website: www.caitlinohalloran.com. Twitter and Threads: @selfcaremaven

Fiction Bio

Caitlin O’Halloran is a biracial Filipino-American writer living in Rochester, New York. She has a Bachelor of Arts from Boston University in Philosophy and History. Her work has been published in literary magazines, including Vast Chasm Magazine, The Basilisk Tree, and Urban Pigs Press. www.caitlinohalloran.com

July 2024

Caitlin O’Halloran is a biracial Filipino-American writer living in Rochester, New York. Her poetry has been published in literary magazines, including Lost Balloon, ONE ART, confetti, and The Basilisk Tree. Her fiction has appeared in Twin Bird Review. www.caitlinohalloran.com

November

Caitlin O’Halloran is a biracial Filipino-American writer living in Rochester, New York. Her poetry has been published in literary magazines, including ONE ART, Lost Balloon, The Metaworker, and The Prose Poem. Her fiction has been published in Twin Bird Review. www.caitlinohalloran.com

January 2025

Caitlin O’Halloran is a biracial Filipino-American writer living in Rochester, New York. Her poetry has been published in literary magazines, including Lost Balloon, The Metaworker, EAP: The Magazine, and The Prose Poem. Her fiction has been published in Twin Bird Review. www.caitlinohalloran.com

January Version 2 2025

Caitlin O’Halloran is a biracial Filipino-American writer living in Rochester, New York. Her poetry has been published in literary magazines, including ONE ART, Rundelania, Remington Review, and The Metaworker. Her fiction has been published in Twin Bird Review. www.caitlinohalloran.com

February 2025

Caitlin O’Halloran is a biracial Filipino-American writer living in Rochester, New York. Her poetry and fiction have been published in literary magazines, including Frozen Sea, The Metaworker, Lost Balloon, Gone Lawn, and Twin Bird Review. www.caitlinohalloran.com

May 2025

Caitlin O’Halloran is a writer living in Rochester, New York. Her poetry and fiction have been published in literary magazines, including Gone Lawn, The Metaworker, and Twin Bird Review.

30 word bio

Caitlin O'Halloran is a writer who will always appreciate a book recommendation. She would love recommendations for epistolary novels and Choose Your Own Path books. She also enjoys reading novels about time travel and parallel universes.

Fun / Non Traditional Bio (draft)

Caitlin O’Halloran is a biracial Filipino-American writer living in Rochester, New York. She has a Bachelor of Arts from Boston University in Philosophy and History.

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The best writing advice I have ever received came from a lunch break discussion with a girl from the Maldives I met during a student exchange programme. Our conversation, which had begun with a ‘may I see your book’, had drifted from literature ...

Unleavened Flatbread

It aims at reflecting the agony of good conscience to accept the bitter truth about the lack of any typical identity of citizenship for the Gorkha in India – where the majority of them live in the hilly terrains and have passed in many generations – 

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