Featured Artist: Scott Ferry
Synkroniciti is excited to welcome poet Scott Ferry, with two wonderfully gritty cadralor poems: Black Friday and a request. The first chips away at the nature of existence, reality and …
Featured Artist: Sarah Jane Justice
Synkroniciti is thrilled to welcome back interdisciplinary artist Sarah Jane Justice from Australia, this time with a gripping tale called Chlorine, which won our Short Story Contest. A woman is …
Featured Artist: Andrea Cavazos
We are overjoyed to welcome back Houstonian poet and writer Andrea Cavazos, who took part in our inaugural issue. Her thoughtful poem, “The Gift of Now,” reveals a woman taking …
“Chlorine” by Sarah Jane Justice Wins Synkroniciti’s “Present” Short Story Contest
Synkroniciti’s first short story contest award goes to “Chlorine” by Sarah Jane Justice of Adelaide, Australia. “Chlorine” is is the tale of a woman in the hospital after experiencing …
Quote for Today: Henri Nouwen
Compassion asks us to go where it hurts, to enter into the places of pain, to share in brokenness, fear, confusion, and anguish. Compassion challenges us to cry out with …
Featured Artist: Shawna Ervin
Synkroniciti is excited to feature four poems by Shawna Ervin in the upcoming November 30th issue: Three Things, Bouquet, Labored and Memory. Each poem centers around a relationship and shared …
Quote for Today: Hannah Brencher
I learned vulnerability is a bit like those Russian nesting dolls, the ones that get smaller and smaller in size when you twist the top off and pull another one …
Featured Artist: Maureen McCarthy
Meet Maureen McCarthy, a wonderfully sassy, practical and introspective writer. You might remember her essay about her experience in Barcelona which was featured in our first issue. Maureen uses travel …
Quote for Today: Brené Brown
Owning our story can be hard but not nearly as difficult as spending our lives running from it. Embracing our vulnerabilities is risky but not nearly as dangerous as giving …
Quote for Today: Bonnie Badenoch
It is rather paradoxical for our task-focused self when it isn’t the quality of the practice, but our honest and humble acceptance of the emerging moment, that prepares us for …