Category: Poetry
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“Massachusetts Where ‘Woke’ Comes to Live: 10 reasons to live here” By C. G. Campbell
C. Graham Campbell, Ph.D. was born in Canada and immigrated to this country with his parents at the age of three. He is a seventy-five-year-old retired psychologist and a late blossoming author. He has a master’s degree in theology, a doctorate in pastoral psychology and training in Spiritual Psychology. He now spends most of his…
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“A Beach Concerto for Clarinet” and Other Works by B. Pilling
Brian Pilling has been published in In Parentheses, The Berkshire Review, Cutbow Quarterly, Down In The Dirt, New Pop Lit, Hidden Peak Press, and elsewhere. Brian has two chapbooks, The Poet’s Struggle, by Bottlecap Press, and A Substitute Algebra Teacher With A Penchant for Poetry by The Main Street Rag.
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“Self Portrait in Ice” and New Works by S. Gerson
Steve Gerson writes poetry and flash about life’s dissonance. He has published in CafeLit, Panoplyzine, Crack the Spine, Decadent Review, Vermilion, In Parentheses, Wingless Dreamer, Big Bend Literary Magazine, Coffin Bell, and more, plus his chapbooks Once Planed Straight; Viral; And the Land Dreams Darkly; and The 13th Floor: Step into Anxiety from Spartan Press.
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“Pretty Little Lies” and Other Works by B. Macnair
Ben Macnair is an award-winning poet and playwright from Staffordshire in the United Kingdom. Follow him on Twitter @benmacnair
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“The Trip to the Zoo” by J. Klimesh
Jessica Klimesh is a US-based writer and editor with creative work in or forthcoming in Flash Frog, Cleaver, trampset, Flash Boulevard, and Bending Genres, among others. Her work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, Best Microfiction, Best Small Fictions, and Best of the Net. Learn more at jessicaklimesh.com.
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“To the honey bee that stung me” and Other Works by A. Mahmood
Aysha Mahmood is a Pakistani and Dominican-American writer and artist based in Connecticut. She is currently the editor of a nonprofit and her work has been published in Salamander and LEON Literary Review, amongst others. When not writing, Aysha binge-watches Bob Ross videos and eating an unhealthy amount of chocolate.
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“The Funeral” and Other Works by H. Day
Holly Day’s poetry has recently appeared in Analog SF, Cardinal Sins, and New Plains Review, and her published books include Music Theory for Dummies and Music Composition for Dummies. She currently teaches classes at The Loft Literary Center in Minnesota, Hugo House in Washington, and The Muse Writers Center in Virginia.
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“Along The Universe” by K. Q. Nguyen
Khai Q. Nguyen (he/him) is a queer writer from Vietnam. His poetry appears in CounterPunch, Mekong Review, New Note Poetry, Porch LitMag, and the anthology Suitcase of Chrysanthemums (great weather for MEDIA, 2018). Khai holds master’s degrees in literature from the universities of Perpignan, St Andrews, and Santiago de Compostela.
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“To What Would Be Winged” and Other Works by S. C. Johnson
Stacey C. Johnson writes and teaches in San Diego County. She is a graduate of the MFA program at San Diego State University and creator of The Unknowing Project. Her work appears in Oyster River Pages, Pacific Review, and Fiction International, as well as various other publications. Her poetry chapbook Flight Songs is forthcoming from…
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“A Trial” by J. Gill
Jaime Gill is a British-born award-winning writer and creative whose journalism and fiction have been published by The Guardian, BBC, voidspace Wanderlust, Beyond Words, Bangkok Post, and others. He works for development organisations across Asia and lives in Cambodia while working on a novel, script, and far too many stories.
