Category: feature
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Midnight Blue (Artwork by E. Supranowicz)
Edward Michael Supranowicz has had artwork and poems published in the US and other countries. Both sides of his family worked in the coalmines and steel mills of Appalachia. Edward Supranowicz has been previously featured in the Winter 2020 Issue of In Parentheses.
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The Red Hats (By K. P. Taylor)
Born and raised in South Africa, K.P. Taylor came to the US at 29 to work at an amusement park for the summer and never left. His work has appeared in Hobart, Gargoyle, Ginosko, The Blue Nib, Running Wild Anthology of Stories, and others.
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Murder at the CHOP (by T. Titus)
Tito Titus, author of ‘I can still smile like Errol Flynn’ (Empty Bowl Press, 2015), appears in various journals and anthologies, most recently Garrison Keillor’s The Artist’s Almanac in May of this year. https://www.poetfire.com/
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Poetry Submission from B. Hannon
Brigid Hannon is a writer from Buffalo, NY. Her poetry and short fiction have been featured in various online journals including the San Antonio Review, Ghost City Press Review, Soft Cartel, and Queen Mob’s Teahouse. Her first collection of poetry, A Lovely Wreckage, is now available on Amazon. (Content Warning–SUICIDE)
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CanNON the Non Canon by O. Weissman
Omer Wissman, 36 years old, multidisciplinary artist. Currently Living on social security due to a smorgasbord of mental disorders. Soon to be recovering addict. Forever suicide survivor. Been Published all over, locally. Recently returned to dear old English, handed a handful of acceptances thus far, prose in ’Sensitive Skin,’ essays in ’Sunspot’ & ’Overland’ CanNON…
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Call for Submissions: In Parentheses (Volume 6, Issue 1)
The reading period for the next issue of In Parentheses is currently open! We are accepting submissions for our next issue which will be released on July 15th, 2020. The reading period for all submissions will extend until July 5, 2020. Our Volume 5 Collection has been our best year since the start of our…
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The Cat’s Kingdom by C. Ananias
(Artwork by Kiwana Smembya.) His name is Christopher J. Ananias. He lives in Kokomo, Indiana. The story is called, The Cat’s Kingdom (733). The work is original and unpublished -according to him. A dubious cat thinks he’s the boss, and maybe he is?
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We Talked in Scrabble Letters (Poetry by R. Gow)
Robin Gow is the author of the chapbook HONEYSUCKLE by Finishing Line Press. Their poetry has recently been published in POETRY, New Delta Review, and Roanoke Review. They are a graduate student and professor at Adelphi University pursing an MFA in Creative Writing. They are also the Editor at Large for Village of Crickets and…
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Selections of Poetry by S. L. Wilhoit
Sammie Lee Wilhoit moved across the country from California to go to college in Vermont. Sammie writes poetry to pinpoint feelings that she does not have words for and writes out memories and fantasies that keep her up at night. Her work was previously featured in IP (Volume 5 Issue 2). Older You walk across…
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“Black Urban Myth” & “Hairitage” by Candice Ralph
Candice Ralph is a young writer, teaching artist, and nanny. She’s influenced by her discussions with children and ecological experiences. Although American born, she intimately identifies with her Bermudian and West Indian origins. Candice holds an English BA from The University of Chicago and is pursuing a Creative Writing MFA. Black Urban Myth Our sisters’…
