We tell stories.
Mind Sprocket gives voice to simple and honest perspectives. We publish thoughts and experiences on our world. We tell stories.
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About
Mind Sprocket is a magazine for the individual interested in life, perspectives, and a good story.
Landscape of words
In a world of seam-busting inboxes and colossal to-do lists, it’s more important than ever to find places that reignite, refresh, and re-inspire us. Busy lives do not create in us a distaste for a good story but a longing for one. A good story or a new idea is a supplement, an antidote to the overworked lives we live.
Portrait of the authors
We are not pretentious. Learning and living are what we love. We turn thoughts and ideas on our world into words. We serve food for thought with a balance between depth and uncluttered ideas. We communicate our lessons and experiences, writing a good story on our perspective of life.
Tell us stories, tell us your stories.
Portrait of the readers
We are philosophers, artists, café connoisseurs, and thinkers. We are business commuters, professors, construction workers, students, and janitors. We are people who want to sit down and read, admire, and appreciate what others have to say on a significant level. We are people who like life, perspectives, and a good story.
History
Mind Sprocket was founded on May 24th, 2006. Mind Sprocket has since established itself as a distinctive literary magazine. Mind Sprocket magazine is available for free online.
Get in touch
Contact us using our easy-to-use e-mail form.
The team
Mind Sprocket is run by staff of six folks: Edward J. Atkinson (Executive Editor), Lindsey Anderson (Associate Editor), Jacqueline Johnson (Research and Contributing Editor), Anatole Upart (Illustrator), Lacey Anderson (Illustrator), and Daniel Windham (Marketing Manager, Macon).
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