What comes after Post-Modernism?
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“Left Out in the Rain” Selections by K. Langston
Kathleen Langston lives and attends school in Brooklyn, New York. She is interested in the intersection of the physicality and ephemerality of bodies. Artwork by Kirill Gatavan
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“Disruptors” And More Works by J. Mazza
Joan Mazza worked as a medical microbiologist and psychotherapist, and taught workshops on dreams and nightmares. She is the author of six books, including Dreaming Your Real Self, and her poetry has appeared in The MacGuffin, Prairie Schooner, Poet Lore, and The Nation. She lives in rural central Virginia. www.JoanMazza.com. Artwork by K. Gatavan
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“Little Joys of June” and Other Works by C. Wiley
Catie Wiley is a 22 year old lesbian writer from Maryland. She has a B.A. in English from Bryn Mawr College. She’s a poetry reader for the winnow and a contributing editor at Story Magazine. Her work appears in HOLYFLEA!, HAD, and others. She tweets @catiewiley. Her website is catiewiley.wordpress.com Photography by Strixx Slade Little…
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“Machineel” and Other Works by Jordan James
Jordan James is currently a graduate instructor at USM working on his PhD in Creative Writing. He specializes in Larry Brown-esque Southern fiction, but writes poetry to keep sharp. He believes language—the sound of it, the way it feels in your mouth—is the ingredient in any worthwhile writing. Photography by Michael R. Pitter.
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“Sunday Morning Traditions” and Other Poems by S. Shehan
Shyla Shehan is an analytical Virgo who holds an MFA in Writing from the University of Nebraska. She is an editor for The Good Life Review and lives in Omaha, Nebraska with her husband, children, and four wily cats. Her full bio and published work are available at shylashehan.com. Photography by Michael R. Pitter.
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“These Days” and other works by E. O. Ògúnyẹmí
Ernest O. Ògúnyẹmí is a writer and editor from Nigeria. His works have recently appeared/ are forthcoming in AGNI, Joyland, No Tokens, Agbowó, Southern Humanities Review, the Minnesota Review, the McNeese Review, West Trade Review, among other places. He is a staff writer at Open Country Mag. Photography by Michael R. Pitter
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“The Emerald Earthling” by Devaki. S
Devaki. S is a writer, aspiring author and literature enthusiast living in Mumbai, India. She enjoys spinning short-stories and rainy days. Photography by Michael R. Pitter
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“Pick the Right Bus” by C. Du
Chen Du has a Master’s Degree in Biophysics from Roswell Park Cancer Institute, SUNY at Buffalo and another in Radio Physics from the Chinese Academy of Sciences. In the United States, her essay has been published by The Dead Mule and Hamline University English Department. Find her online at ofsea.com. Artwork by Edward Michael Supranowicz.
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“Wednesday” And Other Poems by A. Estlin
Aleda Estlin writes poetry and creative non-fiction. She holds a BA in Comparative Literature and an MA in Cultural Studies. Her interests range from literature and visual culture to psychology and spirituality. She’s inspired by birds, water, and secluded places. She strongly believes in the curative power of poetry. Artwork by Sophie Capshaw-Mack Wednesday roofs…
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“Black Coffee, Blue Corn Chips” and New Works by E. Stogsdill
Emma Stogsdill hails from a small town in Northwest Florida. She has previously been published by The Gateway Review. In her free time, Emma is an environmentalist and lover of all things spooky. Artwork by K. Gatavan
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