Category: opinion
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“Let’s Become Better Together” by N. Kamali
Nazia Kamali is a reader, writer, and teacher who regularly volunteers with organizations that work for Women Empowerment. She has written for the local news journal Harbinger India for several years. Her writings have appeared online on Indus Women Writings and The Whorticulturalist as well as in anthologies by Cape Comorin Publishers, Other Worldy Women…
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“Wild Generosity on Maunga Pureora” A Speculative Journey by H. Aughton
Harvey Aughton is a psychopharmacologist, trained in anthropology, who works as a bat conservationist and has a background in outdoor education. He also enjoys writing, mostly at nighttime. Photography by Co-founder Michael R. Pitter
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On “Solar Geoengineering” by C. C. Zayasbazan
Carmen C. Zayasbazan is a student at Western Washington University studying Environmental Policy. She grew up in the Chicago area and lived in San Antonio throughout her teenage years. She enjoys reading historical fiction, camping, writing and making art. She hopes to work in environmental law upon graduating from college.
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Call for Submissions: In Parentheses (Volume 6, Issue 3)
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 October 15th, 2020. The reading period for all submissions will extend until October 5, 2020. Our Volume 5 Collection has been our best year since the start of our…
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Now Available: In Parentheses (Volume 6, Issue 2) + Contributor List
Contributor list and discount code for the fall 2020 issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine
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Call for Submissions: In Parentheses (Volume 6, Issue 2)
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 October 15th, 2020. The reading period for all submissions will extend until October 5, 2020. Our Volume 5 Collection has been our best year since the start of our…
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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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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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What the Gut? We have a schizophrenic cell in our intestines. (By M. Pitter)
What the Gut? We have a schizophrenic cell in our intestines. Michael Reginald Pitter / @pitterphoto / Michael is a writer, photographer and a PhD student in immunology at the University of Michigan. He co-founded In Parentheses with Phillipe as an undergraduate. His contributions to the magazine range from analog photography to philosophical essays to…
