What comes after Post-Modernism?
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“Ladies Special of the Mumbai Local” by K. Dhanania
Kriti Dhanania (she/her) currently lives in Mumbai, India. She is interested in books, movies, and art. She dabbles in various forms of expression from poetry to paintings. She can be found on Instagram @kdhanania.
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“In Sea Holly” Poetry and Collage by A. Stalberg
Allison Stalberg is a writer/artist that is in the midst of getting an MFA in Fiction from Southern New Hampshire University. She likes to experiment with poetry using words out of magazines and junk mail. Her stories and art can be found in Altered Reality Magazine, Calliope, and Qwerty.
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“To Whom I Aspire” – Works by A. Sadrian
Arthur Sadrian is a student writer and novelist. He has received the Plum Tree Tavern Best of Year award for poetry, is an Iowa Young Writers’ Studio alumnus, and a top 1% seller on Amazon Kindle. In his spare time, he likes to edit for literary magazines, listen to a variety of music genres, and…
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Poetry by D. B. Hopkins
Denise Bickford Hopkins (they/theirs) is a queer poet originally from midcoast Maine. Their work can be found in Foglifter, Baest, and Stolen Island, among others, and their chapbook (Repka) is available through Dancing Girl Press. Denise graduated from Boise State University in 2016 with their MFA in creative writing. They currently live in Pullman, Washington.
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“Post Inhibition Drip” Works by A. Pikovsky
Amelia Pikovsky is a poet living in Philly who is the child of Jewish Soviet immigrants. These are selections (3 poems) taken from a pending collection which deals with the self & universal struggles of shame, self-awareness, & desire, among many other internal /external conflicts. A. Pikovsky has been published across several literary mags, most…
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“Living Alone” and Other Works by C. Thompson
Corrie Thompson is a poet and photographer from the suburbs outside Chicago. Her writing appears in Eclectica Magazine, Mantis, Good Life Literary Journal, Haiku Journal, and Flash Fiction Magazine. She would love to become a birch tree in her next life and be one with the natural world she loves so much. Her instagram is…
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“The Moon and the Maid” by J. McKenzie
Jay McKenzie’s work appears in publications, including Unleash Lit and Cerasus. Winner of the Exeter Short Story Prize, Fabula Aestas, Writers Playground and Furious Fiction, she was shortlisted for the 2022 Exeter Novel Prize and the 2023 Commonwealth Short Story Prize. Her debut novel comes in September 2023 with Serenade Publishing.
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“Equal Footing” and Other Works by S. O. Young Jr
Steven O. Young Jr. is knitted into the Great Lakes’ mitten, where he occasionally slathers soundstages with his body weight of paint. His latest works are available or forthcoming within Great Lakes Review, Potomac Review, Flint Hills Review, and L=Y=R=A.
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“Wild Grass” and Other Poems by S. Durrand
Sarah Durrand is a poet residing in San Diego, CA. Their work has appeared in Sad Girls Club Literary Review and Maya’s Micros. In their spare time, they enjoy reading, rollerblading, tending to their precarious garden, and talking about the birds that visit their bird feeder. Email them at sgdurrand@gmail.com.
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“Last Lap” by M. Petchprom
Mick Petchprom delivers food and works in a library. Originally from southern California, Mick and his family now live in northern California.
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