“Love and marriage, freedom and loneliness, and risk and misadventure are some of the themes in the latest instalment of prolific, bestselling author Alexander McCall … Read More ›
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Founded in September 2009, Lowestoft Chronicle is a quarterly online literary magazine publishing travel-related fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction.
“Colourful, real-life American outlaw Pat Crowe, the most wanted man in America at the turn of the century, is masterfully resurrected in the epic, action-packed … Read More ›
We’ve made the following nominations for the Pushcart Prize XLII (for poetry, short fiction, essays or literary whatnot published by little magazines and small presses … Read More ›
We’ve nominated these pieces for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s annual Best American anthology series: Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy: “Virtuality” by Ivy Goodman “The Garden of Extinction” … Read More ›
Lowestoft Chronicle is featured today in AFAR magazine, a US travel publication focused on Experiential Travel. The Lowestoft Chronicle tops the list of best free … Read More ›
“Haunting, idiosyncratic, and unexpected, like the true delights of travel.” — Ivy Goodman, award-winning author of Heart Failure and A Chapter from Her Upbringing Published today, Grand Departures, the … Read More ›
Meet author and editor Nicholas Litchfield – a guest post Lowestoft Chronicle is featured today on author Mary Beth Magee’s website. Last year, Magee reviewed the Lowestoft … Read More ›
Fascinating Travel Writing in Stellar Online Mag: Review of Lowestoft Chronicle, Summer 2016 “Lowestoft Chronicle publishes some of the finest work of travel writing on the Internet today. … Read More ›
This summer in Lowestoft Chronicle: A newly translated travel essay by renowned Danish novelist and journalist Knud Sønderby, a stunning new tale from acclaimed author Michael … Read More ›
We’ve nominated the following pieces for The Best American Travel Writing series, a yearly anthology published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: BATW nominations: “Danish as She is Spoke” … Read More ›