H.O.W. Journal is a non-profit arts & literary journal based in NYC. Founded in 2006 by writers Alison Weaver and Natasha Radojcic, H.O.W. publishes an eclectic mix of today’s prominent writers and artists alongside upcoming talents with an effort to raise money and awareness for children throughout the world that have been orphaned. Through generous donations and a requested $5.00 submission fee, we have been able to help support various orphanages around the world. The publication features works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, as well as fine arts. The subject matter is vast and varied: the only common element is quality.

“The vision we had when creating H.O.W was to appeal to a young, modern readership who hold an avid interest in the arts as well as a general compulsion toward social consciousness. H.O.W. gives its readers a visually hip and intellectually compelling, while at the same time allowing them to support children that are in dire need of our help. I have noticed a shift in the world over the last decade, and I believe the new generation feels an urge to actively make a difference. H.O.W. gives them an opportunity to do just that.” – Alison Weaver