What comes after Post-Modernism?
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“Late Period” and New Works by F. Pollack
Frederick Pollack is author of two book-length narrative poems, THE ADVENTURE and HAPPINESS (Story Line Press; the former to be reissued 2022 by Red Hen Press), and two collections, A POVERTY OF WORDS (Prolific Press, 2015) and LANDSCAPE WITH MUTANT (Smokestack Books, UK, 2018). Many other poems in print and online journals.
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“Feral” and Other Works by H. Day
Holly Day’s writing has recently appeared in Analog SF, Earth’s Daughters, and Appalachian Journal, and her recent book publications include Music Composition for Dummies, The Tooth is the Largest Organ in the Human Body, and Bound in Ice. She teaches creative writing at The Loft Literary Center and Hugo House.
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“Gaffes Will Be The Glory” and Other Poems by M. Wildhood
Megan Wildhood is a neurodiverse writer from Colorado who believes that freedom of expression is necessary for a society that is not only safe but flourishing. She helps her readers feel seen in her poetry chapbook Long Division (Finishing Line Press, 2017) as well as Yes! Magazine, Mad in America, The Sun and, increasingly, less…
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“Diorama” by L. Fairchild-coppoletti
Leigh Fairchild-Coppoletti is a writer and history teacher based in Massachusetts. Her work can be found in Into the Void Magazine, The Bangalore Review, Flying South Literary Magazine 2021 and elsewhere. Diorama Annie drew her fingers across the grease-smudged page, the glossy image of lemon bars with shortbread crust and a snowy dusting of powdered…
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“Wait For It” and Other Poems by D. R. James
Recently retired from nearly 45 years of teaching college writing, literature, and peace studies, D. R. James lives with his psychotherapist wife in the woods near Saugatuck, Michigan. His latest of ten collections is Mobius Trip (Dos Madres 2021), and his work appears in many anthologies and journals. https://www.amazon.com/author/drjamesauthorpage
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“My First Love” by T. Eskridge
Taylor Eskridge, a recent high-school graduate, was raised in the city of Seattle. The evergreen state of Washington has left its mark on her — she finds serenity in nature and nostalgia in rainy days. In middle school, she discovered the power of poetry and has been writing ever since.
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“Never Promised Summer” and Other Poems by J. Irwin
Jones Irwin teaches Philosophy and Education in Dublin, Republic of Ireland. He has published original monographs on philosophy and aesthetics. He has published poetry most recently in Poetry London, Showbear Family Circus, Passengers Journal, Plainsongs, The Dewdrop and Cathexis Northwest Press.
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(still here, but) and Other Poems by M Louise
M Louise graduated from Bath Spa University in 2016 with a Creative Writing BA and has since been writing poetry pamphlets and YA novels in her spare time, whilst living in the historical town of Bath, England. Previously published work can be found in Shelia-Na-Gig (Volume 1.3, Spring 2017).
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“The Refraction” by M. M. Sullivan
Megan Marie Sullivan graduated from Northwestern University with an MA in Creative Writing in 2012. She lives in Chicago and trains robots for a living. Sullivan has an undergraduate degree in music, which is surprisingly useful in the business world. She enjoys dramatic political podcasts, madrigals, gym nerds, tahini rolls, mean cats, little free libraries,…
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