Category: art
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“Horrorfield” by T. Young
Thom Young is an artist and caregiver living in Kansas City, Missouri. BESPOKE, a long poem, was published by Saint Andrews University Press in 2019. Other work has appeared internationally.
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“Three O’Clock, Up in the Pines” and Other Works BY P. Pruitt
Paul Pruitt is a law librarian by trade, an historian by training, and a writer by compulsion. He has written poetry for many years and nervously congratulates himself on having found his own voice. Equipped with the said voice, he has been able to place a decent number of poems. Voila!
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“Exquisite Corpse #4” and Other Works by R. Towne
Ruth Towne is an emerging poet. Other poems from her project Resurrection of the Mannequins have been published by the Decadent Review, New Feathers Anthology, Coffin Bell Journal, and the Stonecoast Review’s Staff Spotlight. Her poem “So the Sadness Could Not Hurt” received. The Orchards Poetry Journal’s second-place Grantchester Award.
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“Blue Mountain” and Other Works by O. Yingling
Owen Yingling is a first-year student at the University of Chicago. He is originally from Arlington, Virginia. He does not have much to say about himself but he would like to hit the specified bio word count for this magazine of 50 words so he must stretch it out.
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“After my Aunt Died, I went to the Car Wash” and Other Works by R. Hendon
Rosalie Hendon (she/her) is an environmental planner living in Columbus, Ohio. Her work is published in Change Seven, Pollux, Willawaw, Write Launch, and Sad Girls Club, among others. Rosalie is inspired by ecology, relationships, and stories passed down through generations.
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“Almost Free” by J. La Botz
Born and raised in Chicago, Jake La Botz spent his early days studying under the last of the city’s pre-war era bluesmen. He began releasing his own albums in 2000 and would go on to spend the next two decades amassing a litany of critical acclaim, sharing bills with luminaries like Ray Charles, Etta James and Dr.…
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Now Available: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 8, Issue 1) Fall 2023
The Fall 2023 Issue of In Parentheses is Now Available. The following esteemed artists and creators have been highlighted in this inaugural issue of Volume 8.
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“Pyrant, Piety, & Pietri Dish” by D. Grubb
David Grubb, a retired Coastguard Warrant Officer, has creatively written since childhood, yet career/family always came first. He’s changing that aspect of life and loving every minute. His work appears in Touchstone, Toasted Cheese, 1:1000, Sixfold.org, The Elevation Review, Every Day Fiction, The Abstract Elephant, The Bookends Review, Wingless Dreamer, In Parentheses, Havik, Novus, Ab…
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“Demeter’s Head” and Other Works by H. Payne-Strange
Holly Payne-Strange is [CONCEALED.]
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“Abandonment” by J. Liberty
Jesse Liberty is developing a novella-in-flash. He is also the author of twenty five best-selling computer books. Jesse lives in Massachusetts. He is active in the queer community and has been out since high school in the early 1970s. Social media: https://hachyderm.io/@jesseliberty, on Twitter as @JesseLiberty
