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  • “Consequence of Greed” and Other Poems by M. Farley

    “Consequence of Greed” and Other Poems by M. Farley

    Myles Farley, a Chicago poet, reflects on themes of anger, self-awareness, and societal issues in his work. He expresses a transition from writing about personal tragedy and hardship to exploring collective rage rooted in love. His poetry emphasizes the emotional scars of contemporary life while challenging superficial dignity and deeper truths.

  • “Aloha Spirit” by M. Mangani

    “Aloha Spirit” by M. Mangani

    Marisa Mangani’s memoir, Mise en Place: Memoir of a Girl Chef, won the 2023 gold medal for Women’s Biographies by the Global Book Awards, and the 2023 gold for Memoir and Biography by Royal Palm Book Awards. Her essays and fiction have been published in Hippocampus, Literally Stories and others. M. Mangani’s work has been…

  • Protected: In Parentheses Literary Magazine (Fall 2024) Volume 9, Issue 1) [Contributor Proof]

    Protected: In Parentheses Literary Magazine (Fall 2024) Volume 9, Issue 1) [Contributor Proof]

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  • Poetry by C. Gerrior

    Poetry by C. Gerrior

    Christopher Gerrior’s poetry reflects a deep passion and exploration of life’s contrasts. “Actually Happy” highlights the importance of living in the moment amidst challenges, while “Saint George” delves into themes of trauma and addiction, portraying a struggle against inner demons and a quest for rediscovery of magic amidst adversity.

  • Taxonomic Vignettes by A. Cohen (Review by P. Deka)

    Taxonomic Vignettes by A. Cohen (Review by P. Deka)

    Alan Cohen, a poet and physician, intertwines vibrant life stories and reflections on friendships in his collection “Taxonomic Vignettes.” Through captivating poems, Cohen explores the evolving nature of relationships and the surprises of life. His work, featured in various literary publications, offers immersive storytelling and dry humor, making it a compelling read for poetry enthusiasts.…

  • Some Inconvenient Poems (A Review by S. Ayres)

    Some Inconvenient Poems (A Review by S. Ayres)

    Susan Ayres is a poet, lawyer, and translator. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and has appeared in a wide variety of journals. She holds an MFA in creative writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts, and teaches at Texas A&M University Law School. Her chapbooks are Walk Like the Bird Flies…

  • Poetry by B. Malakuti (Trans. by D. Haghighi)

    Poetry by B. Malakuti (Trans. by D. Haghighi)

    Poet, theater critic and writer, Bita Malakuti born in Tehran, lived in Prague for two decades, and now lives in Washington DC. The mother of an eleven-year-old son, the author of 7 books and currently writing a novel with five female characters, in five periods of Iran’s history, all five women are named “Nina.” Danial…

  • Protected: In Parentheses Literary Magazine (SUMMER 2024) Volume 8, Issue 4) [Contributor Proof]

    Protected: In Parentheses Literary Magazine (SUMMER 2024) Volume 8, Issue 4) [Contributor Proof]

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  • “Go South” and Other Works by Y. Rivera

    “Go South” and Other Works by Y. Rivera

    Y. Rivera has lived in NYC and London, leading her to value the mundane in the expanse. She is an avid reader, fixated on new journalism and epic fiction. Her familial ghosts are implicit in her work, exploring the differences in the weight we are given and which we take on.

  • “I Ran” and Other Poems by Y. Khoshsirat

    “I Ran” and Other Poems by Y. Khoshsirat

    Yazdan Khoshsirat is a 24-year-old teacher hailing from Tehran, Iran. With a profound passion for artistic expression, Yazdan’s poetry has been published on the pages of Al Zahra University’s official English magazine on three occasions and once in the English publication “Poetry for mental health” and also forthcoming publications in the Indian “Wingless dreamer” and…