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“Lessons of Survival” and More Poems by H. Lyke
Heather M. F. Lyke is a writer living in southern Minnesota. By day, she works in the world of K-12 education. On evenings and weekends, she creates—builds things out of nothing: sometimes with paint, occasionally with fabric, most often with words. Explore more of her works here: https://heatherlyke.weebly.com — Artwork by M. Wiss
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“Frostbite No. 16” More Poetry by J. B. Nicola
James B. Nicola, a returning contributor, is the author of five collections of poetry. His decades of working in the theater as a stage director, composer, lyricist, playwright, and acting teacher culminated in the nonfiction book Playing the Audience: The Practical Guide to Live Performance, which won a Choice award. Artwork by Co-founder, Michael R.…
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“Bleeding to Ecstasy” and More Poems by F. B. Poussin
Fabrice Poussin teaches French and English at Shorter University. Author of novels and poetry, his work has appeared in Kestrel, Symposium, The Chimes, and many other magazines. His photography has been published in The Front Porch Review, the San Pedro River Review as well as other publications. Fabrice has been previously featured in In Parentheses.…
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“Dead Birds” by A. Mattox
Alexx Mattox is an MFA student at San Diego State University. Some of her short fiction can be found in The Pacific Review and Pressed Publication. Artwork by Edward Michael Supranowicz featured originally in Winter 2021 Issue of In Parentheses.
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“The Distinction” by C. Elena
Sometimes good guys don’t wear white, and sometimes punk chicks don’t wear black. Nashville’s Cybelle Elena can attest to this. A child of Seattle’s 90s grunge community, the artist and writer knows firsthand the cultural mystique attached to growing up in counterculture — her work gives a nod and a smirk. Artwork by Edward Michael…
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“The Flawed Logic of Taming Hunter Spiders” by D. Cardoza
Dan Cardoza’s poetry, fiction, and nonfiction: Apricity, BlazeVOX, Bull, Cleaver, Coffin Bell, Entropy, Fri(c)tion, Gravel, O:JA&L/Open: Journal of Arts & Letters, New Flash Fiction Review, Poetry Northwest, Running Wild Press, Spelk, and Your Impossible Voice. Dan’s nominations: Best Micro Fiction, Tiny Molecules, 2020 and Best Poetry, Coffin Bell, 2020. Artwork by Edward Michael Supranowicz
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“In Another Life” by S. Hozumi
Sarah Hozumi is a rewriter and Japanese-to-English translator who lives near Tokyo. She likes photography, drawing, baking and studying languages. She had a story published in OPEN: Journal of Arts & Letters in December of 2020 as well. Please feel free to check out her blog and photos at sarahhozumi.com. Her dream is to continue…
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“Wax and Ashes” – Works by A. Tarawneh
Adam Tarawneh is an American who was born on March 25, 1987. He traveled to Jordan in 1999, the country of his origins. He majored in English Literature for his bachelor’s degree. After he graduated, he moved to work in the Gulf as an English teacher for several years until he pursued his dreams and…
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“The Communist Menace” by B. Chikos
When he was young, Bob Chikos held the title of World’s Youngest Senior Citizen. He was an avid fan of Roger Whittaker, admired his grandfather’s 1977 Chrysler Brougham, and thought it would be a dream to be able to watch game shows all day long. As he ages, he’s getting less mature every day. He’s…
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Featured Artists from In Parentheses (Volume 6, Issue 3)
The following is a compiled list of featured artists and creators in the upcoming issue of In Parentheses. Available for print purchases or compatible viewing on our MagCloud Marketplace on JANUARY 15, 2021. We are New Modernism. Poetry “Breaking Hibernation” — Alex Andy Phuong earned his Bachelor of Arts in English from California State University—Los…
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