Tidal Echoes
"I've been fortunate enough to find work opportunities related to this field simply because I've really advertised myself as an editor for Tidal Echoes. Working for Tidal Echoes, you get experience in outreach, networking, editing, and more. It allows you to build your skillsets as well as create a valuable network that can lead you to more exciting opportunities. Tidal Echoes is how I got started in the publication world, and it is why I continue to find these opportunities." — Shaelene Grace Moler, Tidal Echoes senior editor - 2023
Tidal Echoes is a literary and art journal that showcases the art and writing of Southeast Alaskans. It is sponsored and administered by the University of Alaska Southeast, which has campuses in Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan.
Southeast Alaska is rich with talent. Our communities support writers, storytellers, playwrights, photographers, basket weavers, carvers, and many others types of artists and writers. As a literary journal, Tidal Echoes aims to bring together all the voices and visions of Southeast Alaskan artists and writers.
Tidal Echoes accepts work from any full-time resident of Southeast Alaska.
Tidal Echoes 2024 launch is happening on Friday, April 5 at 7pm.
Questions about the journal or submission process should be sent to: uas.tidalechoes@alaska.edu.
Get your copy of Tidal Echoes 2024
Tidal Echoes is $5, plus shipping and handling, if applicable.
- Juneau authors and artists: If your work is published in this edition, pick up your free copy at UAS Egan Library, starting Monday, April 8, 2024.
- Artists and authors from other Southeast Alaska communities will receive their copies in the mail.
- Visit one of the fabulous stores that support this project:Kindred Post (in store andonline),Hearthside Books & Toys,Alaska Robotics,Juneau-Douglas City Museum,Parnassus Books in Ketchikan, Old Harbor Books in Sitka, The Bookstore in Haines, andSkagway News Depot & Books. Books should be on the shelves starting Saturday, April 10 in Juneau, and the following week in other Southeast Alaska communities. Books will also be available at the UAS Sitka Campus in the following weeks. Stay tuned for details!