Dandelion Revolution Press
Dandelion Revolution Press, Allegra Chapman (she/her), Caradoc Gayer, Hilary Connors, G. Ballard, Melanie Cole, Cierra Turks, Dabney Baldridge, Daniela, A Quiet Rebellion, SusanLaurencot, Taylor Olsen, Debbie Hoke, Anu MahadevPublisher of Women's Stories. We aim to write and publish the type of stories we love to read—multi-layered, edgy women who don’t fit the mold of society’s definition of womanhood.
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Scratch by Melanie Cole
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Story Behind the Story: Silent Fire by Daniela Alfaro
Our online issue “Bloom” is full of incredible and surprising pieces of fiction and creative nonfiction. Authors brought their unique spins and voices to the theme: some stories are rooted in nature while others are blossoming with metaphor...
Silent Fire by Daniela Alfaro
Photo by Ekaterina Astakhova.
Story Behind the Story: Unseen by Dabney Baldridge
Our online issue “Bloom” is full of incredible and surprising pieces of fiction and creative nonfiction. Authors brought their unique spins and voices to the theme: some stories are rooted in nature while others are blossoming with metaphor...
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Indie Publisher on a mission to publish pieces that prove women are every bit as dynamic in fiction as they are in real life
Author and AuDHD dissident helping neurodivergent, disabled, and outside-the-box creatives reclaim their creativity and sense of self from systems that work against them.
Assistant ed. at LeftLion Magazine Nottingham, who writes freelance for music publications like The Line of Best Fit and High Clouds. Music and literature obsessive, trying to be Jack Kerouac and aiming to live by the coast
Midlife womanhood has brought me a surprising new twist in perspective which enables me to revisit pivotal moments in my life. As I survey my life I am changing my narrative and seeking wholeness in mind, body and spirit.
I'm a novelist and psychotherapist in New York, and MFA student at The New School.
A writer and poet based in Tacoma, Washington. You can find her work in Grit City Magazine, Dandelion Revolution Press, Phil Lit Journal, the Tacoma News Tribune, and in her book, "Baldwin."
A Black author creating stories with complex and multifaceted Black FMCs, stories of grief/loss and how they impact Black women in fiction. A reader of many worlds, an advocate for mental health, and a spiritual being having a human experience.
Dabney Baldridge is a busy mom of four who writes from the messiness of life to make beauty out of chaos.
twice a week and maybe three times if im feeling dangerously introspective.
The journal of a 20-something exploring healing and emotional depth.
Writer, gardener, wife, and mother, Programs Leader, CWP-Storrs
somewhere between sopranos reruns and a wawa parking lot, i, unfortunately, happened
Raised a reader, I draw life stories now from my bookcase. It's my scrapbook. Each title, each cover reminds me of someone, or some place, or some idea. Opening a book is like opening a door to memories and insights. I'd like to share some.
Poet, wife/mom, editor, ex-engineer!
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