Category: Visual Art
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Now Available: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 6, Issue 4) Spring 2021
The Spring 2021 Edition of In Parentheses is now available on print and digital platforms! This issue concludes Volume 6 and has a theme of “Open Windows.” Click here to view the entire edition for free and compatible viewing at our MagCloud marketplace. You may choose to also purchase digital or print editions in various…
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![[Trailer] “S’ammuttadori” (We Are Not Alone) Prod. by F. Floris](https://inparentheses.art/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/jolene-francesca-floris-in-parentheses-literary-magazine-issue-1-volume-6-multimedia.jpg?w=1024)
[Trailer] “S’ammuttadori” (We Are Not Alone) Prod. by F. Floris
Francesca Floris, born in Oristano, Italy, in 1992. I make photos and cartoons. I attended the “Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia” in Rome. I’ve been working in the film industry as a professional for the past four years. In May 2020, I joined some colleague photographers in working with actors through the medium of the webcam,…
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“Beach Chairs” and “Box Elder Spring” by T. Stephens
Travis Stephens is a tugboat captain who resides with his family in California. An alumni of University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, recent credits include: 2River, Sheila-Na-Gig, Hole in the Head Review, Griffel, Gyroscope Review and The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature. Please visit him at: travisstephenswrites.com
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Call for Submissions: In Parentheses (Volume 6, Issue 4)
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 April 15th, 2020. The reading period for all submissions will extend until April 5, 2020. Our Volume 5 Collection has been our best year since the start of our…
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“L’Internaute” As Imagined by J. L. Taveras
Julia Lucrecia Taveras is an actress and translator living in the Free Republic of the Caribbean. Their work has previously been featured in In Parentheses. Artwork by Co-founder P. M. Chatelain.
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Selections of Poetry by H. Wiegand
Holly Wiegand is a doctoral student and teaching fellow at Boston University, studying 19th-century literature of Britain and America. A Montana native, she enjoys fishing, kayaking, skiing, and discovering what it means to be human. Her poetry has previously appeared in DASH Literary Journal, Polaris Literary Magazine, and Peregrine Journal. Photography by Co-founder Michael R.…
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“Second Wave” and Other Poems by J. Janz
Jess Janz is a poet and community gatherer from Toronto, Ontario. She founded her poetry blog, Visit Jess Janz, in 2011, and self-published her first poetry compilation, “Words For The Living,” in 2018. She is currently working on a collection of essays and poetry, due to be complete in early 2021. Artwork by Co-founder Michael…
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Featured Poetry 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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“City of Angels” by B. Barton
Bethany Barton is an LA based author and relationship coach who enjoys writing about human emotion and connection. She recently finished her breakout book, Apologies I Never Got. To see more of her work, please visit www.bethanynicole.com // Art by Co-Founder Michael R. Pitter
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More Poems by S. L. Wilhoit
Sammie Lee Wilhoit is a Professional Writing major at Champlain College. She writes poetry to pinpoint feelings and to capture her experiences in glass jars. Her work has been published in The Clementine Zine and In Parentheses. Her Instagram is @sammiewilhoit and Twitter is @exhaletheatre. Artwork by Margaret Wiss.
