Welcome to The Hoolet’s Nook. We showcase microfiction up to 300 words and poetry up to 100 words—short works that linger long past the final word.
You might be wondering, "What’s a hoolet?" Hoolet is a Scottish word for owl, particularly a young one. By embracing this term, we celebrate the rich cultural heritage and distinctive symbolism of owls, giving our magazine a name that resonates with both mysticism and originality.
Although we draw inspiration from the mystical symbolism of owls, we welcome a broad range of storytelling styles and genres, from contemporary realism to speculative fiction. If you're an author, you can check our full submission guidelines here.
We hope you join us on this literary adventure and let your imagination take flight!
Questions? Comments? Send them to: [email protected]
Or click here to use our contact form.
You can also follow us on Instagram and Bluesky.
You might be wondering, "What’s a hoolet?" Hoolet is a Scottish word for owl, particularly a young one. By embracing this term, we celebrate the rich cultural heritage and distinctive symbolism of owls, giving our magazine a name that resonates with both mysticism and originality.
Although we draw inspiration from the mystical symbolism of owls, we welcome a broad range of storytelling styles and genres, from contemporary realism to speculative fiction. If you're an author, you can check our full submission guidelines here.
We hope you join us on this literary adventure and let your imagination take flight!
Questions? Comments? Send them to: [email protected]
Or click here to use our contact form.
You can also follow us on Instagram and Bluesky.
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