by tina.casagrand | Jun 18, 2020 | Features, Free Story of the Month, Longform
“You Can’t Stop the Ceremonies:” The Wakarusa Wetlands BY SOREN LARSEN and JAY T. JOHNSON | THE NEW TERRITORY ISSUE 07 The thing about ceremonies is that you can’t stop them. They tried to do that with the ceremonies here at Haskell before. And that’s what the...
by tina.casagrand | Oct 15, 2018 | Blog, Features, Free Story of the Month, Longform
STORY AND PHOTOS BY OLIVIA EXSTRUM | THE NEW TERRITORY ISSUE 06 | PDF Version (English) (read in English) NOTA: Los nombres de *Martha y *Luisa fueron cambiados para proteger su identidad. Martha* nunca olvidará el día que perdió a su madre. No fue...
by Sarah Spoon | Jun 23, 2018 | Blog, Fiction, Free Story of the Month, Interviews, Literature, Midwest
Michael Noll is the author of the short story “The Dependents,” which was featured as a New Territory Free Story of the Month and appeared in The New Territory Issue 02, “In Defense,” which you can order here. Noll is Program Director at the Writers...
by Bryce McElhaney | Jun 18, 2018 | Blog, Free Story of the Month, Longform
A journey across America’s heartland to find the future of small towns BY DANIEL BLUE TYX | THE NEW TERRITORY ISSUE 06 | PDF Version I grew up in a small town in Middle America. I also left. For both these reasons, I found myself feeling personally attacked when...
by Bryce McElhaney | May 10, 2018 | Blog, Free Story of the Month, Longform
The people making grassland ecotourism work in Nebraska took lessons from Namibia. BY DANIEL CLAUSEN | PHOTOS BY MICHAEL FORSBERG | THE NEW TERRITORY ISSUE 06 | PDF Version Sarah Sortum leaned outside her tent and gazed at silhouettes of camelthorn trees backlit by...
by Bryce McElhaney | Feb 28, 2018 | Blog, Features, Free Story of the Month, Longform, Midwest
A Juneteenth Like No Other BY MELISSA STUCKEY | THE NEW TERRITORY ISSUE05 (sold out)| PDF Version Say have you heard the story Of the little Colored town; Way over in the Nation On such lovely sloping ground? With as pretty little houses As you ever chanced to...