This winter, The Hooghly Review is publishing The Many Lives of Atlas A, a collection of your finest short stories where the main character or a supporting character of your story is one Atlas A. Atlas' backstory & subs guidelines are on our website.

If we release this collection as an eBook such as via Amazon KDP Select, contributors will receive a free copy. This is something we are still working through; we’ll provide updates on social media.

The Hooghly Review is a digital non-profit and free-access magazine of literature, culture, and arts that aims to publish creatives at all stages of their careers. We publish regular issues, themed issues, Weekly Features, reviews, and more. As of now, we have published contributors based in 60 countries and have readers all over the world. 

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The Many Lives of Atlas A

This winter, we (The Hooghly Review) are publishing The Many Lives of Atlas A, a collection of your finest short stories where the main character or a supporting character of your story is one Atlas A.

Here is a brief background and character sketch of Atlas A:

A man of few words and the oldest of three siblings, by age twenty-two, he dropped out of college twice, first in mechanical engineering, then in law. This led to a falling out with his father and he was left off the will. After disappearing for years, he resurfaced as “Atlas A.” He now has a team running logistics for businesses including his parents’ diner. His father offered to restore the will, but Atlas insisted the inheritance was best left to his siblings. To his mother, Atlas seemed a man between worlds — he had her over for dinner once every month, they engaged in candid conversation while he cooked family recipes, yet she didn’t know him at all. 

Head to our website for submission guidelines.

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