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Category: World

  • I who make with water…by G. Mramor

    With my hands I cut the valley and raise up the earth beyond the clouds. A whisper and the flues meet icy black at the falls. A shout and the land spreads. A cry and the ocean snaps wave rove upon wave. My heavy cough makes sharp the cliffs and the smoke from my lips…

  • Backyard Brouhaha – by Lulu Carrigan

    Backyard Brouhaha – by Lulu Carrigan

    Lulu Carrigan has a bachelor of arts in creative writing and three typewriters (two are broken). She has only been published, with a loose definition of the word, on her blog, luluthezulu.tumblr.com, or on twitter, @lulucarrigan. Talk to her about poetry, art, mopeds, music, people, places and things! More work by Lulu featured on IP. Backyard…

  • Field Agent – Mixed Media by Jonathan Hunt

    Field Agent – Mixed Media by Jonathan Hunt

      Jonathan Hunt grew up in San Francisco, and studies Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas, Austin. He believes that Engineering is a junction of Art and Science, and relentlessly explores both. He writes music, draws, collages, and does mixed media and digital art. More of Jonathan’s work here (He was also the cover artist for the…

  • Understanding an Artist II: David of Shanghai by M. Pitter

    Understanding an Artist II: David of Shanghai by M. Pitter

    张军伟 or David is a Chinese painter currently living and working in Shanghai. *** Among the tree-lined avenues of west Shanghai’s old French Concession, lives an artist who goes by the name of David. Surrounded by his paintings, his jars of tea and soft music fitting within the qualitative confines of soft and delightful, he…

  • ORDER NOW: In Parentheses Magazine (OCT 2013) & FREE MUSIC

    ORDER NOW: In Parentheses Magazine (OCT 2013) & FREE MUSIC

    It is with great pleasure that we bring to you the next issue of In Parentheses. This issue features sublime work from the following contributors: Aviva Cristy, Kamden Hilliard, Hannah Lejter, Luis Nieto Dickens, William Ogden Haynes, Jon Dambacher, Jim Davis, Hannah Beth Ragland, Jessica Van De Kemp, Julia Lucrecia Taveras, Audie Jinks, Rohan Ghatak, Nicole…

  • COVER ART: In Parentheses Literary Magazine: October 2013 (Volume 2 Issue 2)

    COVER ART: In Parentheses Literary Magazine: October 2013 (Volume 2 Issue 2)

    The cover of the upcoming issue of In Parentheses is ‘Delay’ by Magda Dudziak. Issue available October 1, 2013. For more work by her, as well as other great artists and writers, be sure to get a copy when it comes out! Download past issues of IP for free here.

  • Meanwhile Two Hours South of Kabul in a Town called Khoshi

    Meanwhile Two Hours South of Kabul in a Town called Khoshi

    Mustafa Sidiqee is just a normal person with a camera trying to capture ‘the moment’. He wants to share with the rest of the world the experiences of love and happiness that he sees through his eyes. He has been in the most dangerous of situations while trying to share parts of his life-story from his…

  • For now or for always…by G. Mramor

    For now or for always…by G. Mramor

    Young and thinking a name is forever. Fore after years snowblind the snow has settled and runnels down in icy blue flows and rivers past my feet, colding the memory in me. Yet the oldman can only smile. Fore that mountain of ice and snow has become this valley’s basin. A cold blue that warms…

  • Correlations between Heat and Hostility by M.Pitter

    Correlations between Heat and Hostility by M.Pitter

    In Act I Scene I of William Shakespeare’s Henry IV, the Earl of Westmoreland reckoned that the cause of the recent violence was due to the hot climate of the summer season. In Shakespeare’s famously enigmatic syntax, Westmoreland reflects and reasons: “On Holy-rood day, the gallant Hotspur there, Young Harry Percy and brave Archibald, That…

  • WTF: Should we be mad at Rolling Stone?

    WTF: Should we be mad at Rolling Stone?

    If you haven’t heard by now, Rolling Stone magazine has released the cover for its August 1st issue, featuring prominently the bushy visage of the Boston Marathon Bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.