Rescuing Curiosity, Surviving Humanity
WriteHive is pleased to announce the authors of its annual anthology, Rescuing Curiosity, to be released late December 2024/early 2025. Beginning October 2024, WriteHive will begin accepting stories for its next anthology, Surviving Humanity for release in 2025.
Rescuing Curiosity is about reengaging parts of ourselves that go dormant when the hardships of reality become the forefront of our thoughts, and reengaging our creativity and the parts of ourselves that make us who we are. The stories that will be published are:
To Walk Forward, To Walk Back by: Parker O’Neill
Hardly Working by: Christopher Muscato
One Person’s Nightmare by: Dawn Vogel
It Can’t be Sunday Everywhere at Once by: Dawn Vogel
Casting On by: Emily Dodge
Marginalia by: Amanda Blake
Unknown, Unseen by: Mia Dalia
Lila and Snake by: Laura Dennis
The Sculptor by: Nebulos
The Last Star by: Megan E. Hart
Weep When You See Me by: Parker O’Neill
Museum of Humanity by: Camden Rose
“It’s an honor to provide a platform for writers to be featured in a published work. Our goal is to publish powerful, authentic stories from the writing community, so we always look forward to submissions every year.”
In partnership with Inked In Gray, WriteHive features a collection of authors in thematic anthologies annually, and all profits from anthology sales help fund WriteHive programming and initiatives.
WriteHive is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving the writing community within the publishing industry. It is organized and operated by a group of volunteers with a mission to foster a safe, diverse community and provide free, inclusive events and resources for all writers, especially those from underrepresented and underserved communities. Programming includes the annual conference, writing retreat, silent auction, mentorship program, sponsoring the Indie Ink Awards, and more.