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Sedona Vortex: A Love Story / Ron Koertge

Published on August 26, 2022 by Editorial Staff

The Summer Issue of 3rd Wednesday

Published on July 17, 2022 by Editorial Staff

The summer issue of 3rd Wednesday is now available to read and download free in PDF format. Feel free to share. Click the cover image to visit our free downloads page. This issue includes a special feature by Richard Tillinghast and marks the return of student poetry from The Inside/Out program in Detroit Area Schools.

The Summer Issue of 3rd Wednesday – Coming Soon

Published on May 28, 2022May 28, 2022 by Editorial Staff

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The Drop Might Be Long / James D’Angelo

Published on April 11, 2022April 11, 2022 by Editorial Staff1 Comment

3rd Wednesday’s Annual Flash Fiction Contest

Published on April 8, 2022 by Editorial Staff

https://thirdwednesdaymagazine.org/flash-fiction-contest/

Zombie Maintenance / Conor Watson

Published on March 25, 2022 by Editorial Staff

The Roadrunner / Jerry Kopec

Published on February 5, 2022 by Editorial Staff

JKopec Jerry Kopec lives in Seattle with his wife, Pam, their two daughters Edie and Ava, and their dogs Izzy and Bailey. He’s querying agents for his first novel while he finishes his second. To learn more follow him on Twitter @JerryKopec or his website at jerrykopec.com/writer.

I Am Not Joan Didion / Brianna Di Monda

Published on January 15, 2022 by Editorial Staff1 Comment

3rd Wednesday’s Bad Business Model

Published on December 15, 2021December 15, 2021 by Editorial Staff

LRBubble smallFrpmtCover At 3rd Wednesday Magazine our purpose is to make as little money as possible, which is why we make no effort to sell subscriptions or individual copies (though some people insist on buying them). Each piece we publish in the print magazine has already been published on our website so that contributors can share their published work on their author websites and though social media. The release of each quarterly issue of 3rd Wednesday is accompanied by the simultaneous release of that issue as a free to download PDF.

This the worst possible business model but it seems to be working for the poets, writers and artists who contribute their work to our pages. We strive to expose their work to the widest possible audience and we hope that our business failure is a great success.