It’s Time for Our Issue #15 Launch Party!

Hello all!

It’s time to put our Release Party on your calendar. Glass Mountain will be celebrating the release of Volume 15 on December 11th, 6 pm, at Cafe Brasil, located at 2604 Dunlavy St, Houston, TX 77006.

Bring as many friends as you can!

We will have featured readers published from the magazine, plus an open mic. Come by and listen to some fantastic prose and poetry and get yourself one of our volumes. We will have a raffle for a Kindle Fire, and delicious snacks for those of you feeling peckish. We’ll also have a special price for Boldface registrations available that date only. If you register for our amazing, week-long writer’s conference at the Launch Party, you’ll pay the low, low price of $100 for students or $150 for community attendees. Take advantage of this deal because you’ll only see it on December 11th. (They make for great Christmas presents to the writers in your life.)

If you can’t make the event, you can order copies of the magazine online. Go to our Order Issues Page for further instruction.

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Glass Mountain is an undergraduate literary magazine at the University of Houston, published in print since 2007 and published online since 2020. We are dedicated to providing emerging writers a platform to share their work. We invite you to read, submit, attend, and enjoy.