Category: The Daily Odyssey
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“Disruptors” And More Works by J. Mazza
Joan Mazza worked as a medical microbiologist and psychotherapist, and taught workshops on dreams and nightmares. She is the author of six books, including Dreaming Your Real Self, and her poetry has appeared in The MacGuffin, Prairie Schooner, Poet Lore, and The Nation. She lives in rural central Virginia. www.JoanMazza.com. Artwork by K. Gatavan
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“More Acceptable” and Other Works by R. Glinnen
Best of the Net nominee, Rich Glinnen, enjoys bowling, and eating his daughter’s cheeks at his home in Bayside, NY. His work can be read in various print and online journals, as well as on his Tumblr and Instagram pages. His wife calls him Ho-ho.
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“Stars Aligned” New Works by R. Glinnen
Best of the Net nominee, Rich Glinnen, enjoys bowling, and eating his daughter’s cheeks at his home in Bayside, NY. His work can be read in various print and online journals, as well as on his Tumblr and Instagram pages. His wife calls him Ho-ho.
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“The Wounded Eagle” from “The Horse Fair” by J. Harris
Jana Harris teaches creative writing at the University of Washington and at the Writer’s Workshop in Seattle. She is editor and founder of Switched-on Gutenberg. Her most recent publications are You Haven’t Asked About My Wedding or What I Wore; Poems of Courtship on the American Frontier (University of Alaska Press) and the memoir, Horses…
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“World Peace” and Other Works by J. Redfern
James Redfern was born and raised in Long Beach, California. Redfern is a graduate of Grinnell College. His poetry has appeared in High Shelf, Beatific Magazine, The Raw Art Review, Transcend, We Are Antifa (anthology, Into the Void), 2020: Good Writing from a Bad Year (anthology, Dutch Kills Press), Verity La: The Clozapine Clinic, Dime…
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“Green” Poems by K. L. Merrifield
Karla Linn Merrifield has 14 books to her credit, and is currently completing a new full-length poetry collection to be published in December 2021; it’s titled My Body the Guitar, from Before Your Quiet Eyes Holograph Series, which includes a long tribute section of poems about the “mighty guitar gods.” Artwork by Edward Michael Supranowicz



