Category: The Daily Odyssey
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One Week of No Consequence (Story by N. Hamel)
Nathan Hamel is a 27-year-old human male, though originally of Liverpudlian provenance, now residing in Prague. He had the perfect fortune to study what he wanted at the University of Glasgow for a bit, moved to France to be mostly idle for a space, and then concluded his autobiography by moving to the Czech Republic.…
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Featured Poetry by L. Margalit
Leeor Margalit is a 22 year old from southern California currently living on a kibbutz in the south of Israel. One of her poems, ‘Fragments From a Junior’s Thoughts (Part 1)’ has become quite popular on Tumblr and elsewhere across the internet and her work has recently appeared in Rigorous. Artwork by Kirill Gatavan Breathe…
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“Death and the Maiden” by A. Boyes
Amy Boyes is a music teacher and mother in Ottawa, Ontario. Her writing explores teaching and parenting and the places where they intersect. Her work can be found in the Piano Professional, American Music Teachers’ Magazine, the Humber Literary Review and others. Her first book, “Micro Miracle,” was published by Signature Editions in 2019. Artwork…
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“SNAP SNAP” and Other Poems by S. Lind
Sierra Lind’s works have appeared in Snapdragon: A Journal of Art and Healing Issue 5.1 and Cathexis Northwest Press Our Poetica issue. She currently lives in the country of South Carolina to see the sunrise stretch across the summer corn and fall cotton and write when the timing is right. Artwork by Arturo Cabrera
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“The Boy who Dreamt of Birds” by M. B. George
Martin B. George is a local of Buffalo, NY. A proud member of the LGBTQIA community, his interests include exploring international cuisine, painting and reading Haruki Murakami. Whenever possible, he likes to travel. Artwork by Kirill Gatavan
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“The Beaches of a Landlocked City” by S. D. Bose
Swapnil Dhruv Bose is an undergraduate student of English Literature at Presidency University, Kolkata. In his spare time, he grows disillusioned and writes about it. He is a film columnist at Far Out Magazine, UK. His works have been featured or are forthcoming in literary journals like Into The Void, The Decadent Review, Lucky Jefferson,…
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“Three Appleseeds” by M. M. Sunderland
Mercury-Marvin Sunderland (he/him) is a transgender autistic gay man from Seattle with Borderline Personality Disorder. He currently attends the Evergreen State College and works for Headline Poetry & Press. He’s been published by University of Amsterdam’s Writer’s Block, UC Riverside’s Santa Ana River Review, UC Santa Barbara’s Spectrum Literary Journal, and The New School’s The…
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“Washing Peaches while Hornets Spat” – Poetry by F. Rapier
Forrest Rapier’s poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Asheville Poetry Review, Best New Poets, Denver Quarterly Review, Texas Poetry Review, Waccamaw, and Greensboro Review among others. He has received fellowships from BOAAT, Sewanee Writer’s Conference, and has also held writing residencies at the University of Virginia and Brevard College. Artwork by Arturo Cabrera
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“So Come On and Let Me Know” Poetry by J. Pearce
Jared Pearce wrote Down Their Spears (Cyberwit, 2020 forthcoming) and The Annotated Murder of One (Aubade, 2018). His poems have recently been or will soon be shared in Otis Nebula, Willawaw, Lucky Jefferson, Aloe, and Hip Pocket. He lives and works in Iowa, United States. Further: https://jaredpearcepoetry.weebly.com. Artwork by Arturo Cabrera.
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“Tempest” and Featured Art by A. Cabrera
Arturo Cabrera is a Brooklyn based artist whose work is inspired by the Humanist Movement of the High Italian Renaissance. “Humanism II”, Cabrera’s most recent solo show in New York, opened at Dacia Gallery in Soho in October 2018. His work is featured in private collections throughout America and Europe.
