About Ginosko Literary Journal

Ginosko Literary Journal was founded in Northern California in 2002. At Ginosko, Grace, Spirit, Vision guide our celebration of storytelling and the written word. Building on a legacy of literary excellence, including work by authors featured in The New Yorker and a Pushcart Prize nomination, Ginosko is now on Substack to bring our passion for literature directly to you.

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Captivating Stories: Dive into a world of prose, poetry, and creative non-fiction from emerging and established voices.
Author Interviews: Gain insight into the creative minds behind the words.
Reviews and Recommendations: Discover books, stories, and literary trends that spark inspiration.
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Access to writing retreats with our collaborative partner, Studio Luce.

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Ginosko Literary Journal

@ginoskoliteraryjournal

Founded in 2002. A literary journal dedicated to prose, poetry, social justice and creative non-fiction that inspire and challenge. Ginosko: The recognition of truth from experience.

Ben C. Davies

@bencdavies

And So I Took Their Eye, to be published by Bridge House, July 17. Director of Guatemalan writing retreat, Studio Luce. Editor for the Ginosko Literary Journal. Member of San Francisco Writers Grotto.