Online Issues
Curated by the Barrelhouse team and some special guest editors, our online issues pack all of the punch of our print magazine into a tidy digital package.
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Curated by the Barrelhouse team and some special guest editors, our online issues pack all of the punch of our print magazine into a tidy digital package.
A themed online issue that explores what happens when parenting intersects with famous musicians. Entirely fictional, of course.
An olfactory smorgasbord, guest edited by students in Temple University’s Writers at Work Class.
Latine Monsters, edited by Ofelia Montelongo
From 2023: finding new ways to define new beginnings
From 2023: exploring the gray areas of life.
From 2022: An Issue Guest Edited by Students in Temple University’s Writers at Work Class
From 2020: our funkiest issue ever!
From 2020: edited by Tyrese Coleman
From 2019: Can you keep a secret?
From 2019: Road Trips: The Desi Issue, guest edited by Kamil Ahsan
From 2019: What would happen if a literary magazine said, instead of Send Us Your Best Work, Send Us Work You Love?
From 2018: The Holiday Issue, edited by Christopher Gonzalez
A Special Online Issue Produced by Students in Susquehanna University’s Literary Magazine Publishing & Editing Practicum
From 2015: We gave you stupid ideas, you wrote not-stupid stories and poems based on those stupid prompts
From 2018: A tribute to Anthony Bourdain
From 2017: it’s the most wonderful time of the year
From 2017: for any and all autumnal celebrations of the dark and mysterious.
From 2017: A pop culture poem every day for a month.
From 2016: We don’t miss you, 2016.
From 2016: Heartthrobs, frosted tips, and what Bo knows.
From 2016: Remembering Prince.
From 2016: finding the weirdest love of all.
From 2016: Remembering David Bowie.
From 2015: Passing on holiday-themed writing prompts.
From 2015: Because our siblings are just like us, yet not like us at all.
From 2014: Barrelhouse revisits some holiday classics
From 2014: Ohhhhh yeahhhhh.
From 2013: when we thought politics couldn’t get any weirder.
From 2013: the Superheroes Issue