Runner Up: ‘Coins on the Tongue’ by Carl Kinsella

She complained often about a feeling of grime on her hands, and insisted that it was more than a feeling. That if she looked for more than a few seconds she could really see grains of silt embedded in the grooves of her fingerprints. It made her scared to touch her eyes, she thought itContinue reading “Runner Up: ‘Coins on the Tongue’ by Carl Kinsella”

Panorama Winners 2021 Virtual Announcement!

Join us on June 10th at 7pm to discover the winners of the Panorama Flash Fiction Contest 2021! Listen to the three winners read their pieces in this short but sweet virtual announcement. There will also be a dreamy surprise announcement for anyone who tunes in! Set yourself a reminder and come celebrate with us.Continue reading “Panorama Winners 2021 Virtual Announcement!”

Enable Ireland Bundle

For the next two weeks, we will be running an Enable Ireland Bundle. For €10: Receive a copy of Issue IV Delivery included Includes a €2 donation to Enable Ireland Enable Ireland are an invaluable charity who provide free services to children and adults with disabilities and their families. Accessibility and inclusion is too oftenContinue reading “Enable Ireland Bundle”

Submissions Now Open for Issue V!

Submissions for Sonder Issue V are now open! Sonder Magazine is all about bringing different perspectives together. Everyone is wildly and magically different, yet there is still a universality that draws us all together. We are about reflecting those differences and, ultimately, what it is that brings us together. The theme of this issue isContinue reading “Submissions Now Open for Issue V!”

Issue IV Now Available!

Issue IV is alive and thriving in the springtime air. Thank you to everyone involved: Graeme Coughlan for the beautiful cover artwork, all of our fantastic writers, Westside Press for their printing services and every single person who submitted. You have all helped us make something we are so proud of. There is something forContinue reading “Issue IV Now Available!”