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Nov 17

3 Poems By Chris Dungey

Nov 12

Looking out My Window after the Storm By Jennifer Rood

Oct 11

Accepting the Gifts with Proper Gratitude By Ellie J. Anderson

Jan 14

Tug of War By Molly Seale

Dec 7, 2023

How To Stop Time By Megan Wildhood

Nov 25, 2023

3 Poems By LindaAnn LoSchiavo

Nov 25, 2023

3 Poems By Mahailey Oliver

Oct 7, 2023

Just Between Gravity [ To R ] By H. E. Riddleton

Sep 7, 2023

Floral Tribute By Dianne Thomas

Sep 5, 2023

Revelations By Whitney Walters

Sep 2, 2023

3 Poems By Alex J. Robinson

Feb 19, 2023

2 Poems By Christopher Clauss

Feb 15, 2023

A Kolkata Diary By Sarah Das Gupta

Feb 3, 2023

My Father Died When I Was Six Months Old By John Grey

Nov 9, 2022

Say Their Names By Taylor Thomas

Oct 29, 2022

3 Poems By Gerard Sarnat

Sep 30, 2022

SEÁN ÓG By Lee Eustace

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ISSN# 2998-8209 (PRINT) ISSN# 2998-8217 (ONLINE)

Based in Las Vegas, NV Area

Dipity Literary Magazine aims to shine a light on a wide array of underrepresented voices from different parts of the world including BIPOC, LGBTQ+, creators with disabilities, and also those from Instagram, or aspiring poets. We accept unpublished poetry of all styles i.e. haikus, art, prose, spoken audio, and short fiction stories. Short stories are the exception of previously published ones. Additionally, we spotlight discovered unique writing styles through a bonus shares section and musicians who are supportive of the poetry world. Dipity leverages visual morph art, photography, and experimental digital collage work in each issue. Dipity values human kindness, exposing heartfelt truths, and taking time to have fun in writing while pushing traditional boundaries. You must write what you truly feel and release every slippery banana peel in this dimension.

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