Aug 16, 2019
Apply for Catapult Magazine’s Fall 2019 Editorial Fellowship!
We’re looking for a full-time, paid editorial fellow to work on our daily digital magazine.
We’re looking for a full-time, paid editorial fellow to work on our daily digital magazine.
Work with our book marketing dream team in our not-so-secret-anymore Portland office (frequency of office dog snuggles: high)
Apply to be a full-time publishing intern or a part-time publicity/marketing intern with Catapult and Soft Skull Press in New York
This is Catapult's literary pet of the month column. Stay tuned each month for new bookish animal friends!
This is Catapult's literary pet of the month column. Stay tuned each month for new bookish animal friends!
Apply to be a full-time publishing intern with Catapult and Soft Skull Press in New York for Spring/Summer 2019
Catapult contributor Joe Wadlington tells the tale of publishing his first short story, "Marisa, the Pitch Pine"
This is Catapult's literary pet of the month column. Stay tuned each month for new bookish animal friends!
This is Catapult's literary pet of the month column. Stay tuned each month for new bookish animal friends!
“I love creating situations that will surprise the character and force them to make difficult choices.”
The Catapult team recommends books by Sheila Heti, Lisa Locascio, Patricia Smith, and more.
A reflection on the holidays through the lens of a split family interfaith home
“I don’t feel fear when I write about the abuse; I just feel that the writing is necessary.”
They say “Never meet your heroes”, but it makes for a great story.
“I didn't have a lot of connections when I started writing, but I’d spent a lot of time making sure I had something to say and could say it well.”
In honor of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), Catapult interns share their experiences with communal writing.
This week we’re reading books by Masha Gessen, Carmen Maria Machado, CAConrad, and more.
Meet Amanda Woytus, a Catapult Writing Program alumna & a podcast host for women whose futures are yet to be written.
Absorb everything. Write most of it down. If it's still magic after you finish, cut until all that is left are the words you want.
