Category: Poetry
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“Inamoratas” and Other Works by C. Lisieski
Chris Lisieski is an attorney and a poet from all over: rural Appalachia; Yellow Springs, Ohio; Red Feather Lakes, Colorado; Boston; Pittsburgh; Charlottesville; Washington, D.C.; Albuquerque. He currently lives in Fresno, and will probably move again. He has one good dog, one other dog, and a multitude of rotating hobbies.
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“Pray for Ophelia” and Other Works by S. Cosgrove
Sara Cosgrove is an emerging poet. Her poems have appeared/are scheduled to appear in The Seventh Quarry, Meniscus, Notre Dame Review, San Antonio Review, ONE ART, Osiris, and Roi Fainéant. She has worked as an editor for 15 years and has studied in the United States, Cuba, and France.
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“Rough Beast” and Other Works by G. Wright
Glenn Wright is a retired teacher, seventy-one years old, living in Anchorage, Alaska, with his wife, Dorothy, and their dog, Bethany. He writes poetry in order to master the things that scare him, to ponder the things that puzzle or interest him, and to celebrate the things that delight him.
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“Post-Racial Decorating” and other Poems by C. A. Smith
Carol A. Smith is an MFA candidate at Arcadia University. She writes personal and sociopolitical poems, often reflecting upon the intersections of the two. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Last Stanza and Radical Teacher. Carol resides in Southern New Jersey, where she teaches college composition
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“Briseis” and Other Works by R. Stimac
Richard Stimac has published a poetry book Bricolage (Spartan Press), over forty poems in Michigan Quarterly Review, Faultline, and december, and others, nearly two-dozen flash fiction in Blue Mountain, Good Life, Typescript, and several scripts. He is a poetry reader for Ariel Publishing and a fiction reader for The Maine Review.
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“Creature’s Living Funeral” by K. Ray
Kat Ray creates illustrated stories about being alive, roadkill, idealism, and everything in between. Kat’s works are somewhere between children’s poetry and grown-up reflections, inspired by everything they love; family, friends, kind strangers, music, opossums, dogs, and life. Kat also enjoys needlefelting chonky cat dolls and giving them away.
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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.
