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Fall 2015 Anthology Issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine


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In Parentheses Literary Magazine (Fall 2015)

By In Parentheses in IP Volume 4

40 pages, published 10/20/2015

(Anthology issue) Volume 4, Issue 1 of In Parentheses Literary Magazine

Thank you to all our submitters and loyal followers who have kept along in the past year.

Submissions by: Liam Cregan, Jessica Van de Kemp, Phillipe Martin Chatelain, Christopher Mulroney, Sy Roth, Carmen Guzmán, Travis Cohen, Richard King Perkins III, Gabrielle Catellano, Peggy Aylsworth, Naty Hernandez, B. Mason, Joey Edsall, Kevin Thomas, Andrew Grossman, Hollie Dugas, John Brantingham, George Korolog, Vakseen Art, M. Sawyer Ballance, Paix Robinson & Cassandra Tice, Michael Pitter.

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  1. Coastal Beats Avatar
    Coastal Beats

    Reblogged this on Coastal Beats and commented:
    Hi everyone! My poem “Disconsolate Caves” was featured in In Parentheses magazine, Fall 2015 edition. Check it out! Last name correction, Gabrielle Catalano*

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    1. Phillipe Avatar
      Phillipe

      Just so you know! The issue that’s on sale now has your name correction. Sorry about the misprint!

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      1. Coastal Beats Avatar
        Coastal Beats

        Thank you, Phillipe!

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    […] Jessica Van de Kemp (BA, B.Ed, MA) is the author of Spirit Light (The Steel Chisel, 2015). Her poem, “Slant of the Girl,” was shortlisted for the 2015 Montreal International Poetry Prize. The recipient of a BlackBerry Graduate Scholarship and the winner of two TA Awards for Excellence in Teaching, Jessica is currently pursuing a PhD in English at the University of Waterloo. Jessica was published in previous issues of In Parentheses. […]

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    “In The Name of Proximity” by H. Dugas – in parentheses

    […] Hollie Dugas has been previously featured in the Fall 2015 Anthology Issue of IP. […]

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