What comes after Post-Modernism?
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On The Difficulties of Translation by D. Capps
David Capps received a PhD in philosophy from University of Connecticut and an MFA in poetry from Southern Connecticut State University. Recently his poems have been featured in Peacock Journal, Cagibi, and The Nasiona. He lives in Hamden, CT with his luxurious Maine Coon. Openings I I’d have to stand inback of myself, to hearthat…
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Fleck by S. Ground
Stephen Ground lived for years in a remote, fly-in community in Canada’s north after his graduation from York University, then returned south to co-found Toronto-based collective Pearson House Films. Find his work in The Esthetic Apostle, Flash Fiction Magazine, Sky Island Journal, The Sunlight Press, and elsewhere, or at http://www.stephenground.com. Fleck I parked down the…
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Slipper Lady (Submitted by A. Battista)
Autumn Battista / @oatiemarie / is a Senior at Fitchburg State University studying English with a minor in Disability Studies. She enjoys peer tutoring and sharing poetry with those around her in hopes to make anyone feel validated in their feelings. Writing has always been her favorite way to share thoughts and feelings and she…
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The 2 AM Contemplations (Prose by E. Kolárová)
Evelína Kolárová / @EvelynnEvenstar / is a young, emerging writer from the Czech Republic. Her poems have been previously published in literary magazines such as Really System, The Gambler Mag, Red Weather, Genre: Urban Arts or Sink Hollow. Her work has made the finalist list of the Poetry Matters Project’s Literary Prize 2019. THE 2AM…
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Bait (A Historical Fiction by Z. McWhorter)
Zuri McWhorter is a multidisciplinary writer, photographer, and filmmaker from Detroit, MI. Her work has been published in various academic and creative publications around the country. She has self-published two poetry chapbooks and founded Juste Milieu Internation Literature and Art Zine. “Bait” is a historical flash fiction piece that follows a nameless young girl as…
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Selections of Poetry by S. L. Wilhoit
Sammie Lee Wilhoit moved across the country from California to go to college in Vermont. Sammie writes poetry to pinpoint feelings that she does not have words for and writes out memories and fantasies that keep her up at night. Her work was previously featured in IP (Volume 5 Issue 2). Older You walk across…
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What the Gut? We have a schizophrenic cell in our intestines. (By M. Pitter)
What the Gut? We have a schizophrenic cell in our intestines. Michael Reginald Pitter / @pitterphoto / Michael is a writer, photographer and a PhD student in immunology at the University of Michigan. He co-founded In Parentheses with Phillipe as an undergraduate. His contributions to the magazine range from analog photography to philosophical essays to…
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Photography by Strixx Slade
Strixx Slade has been photographing people from all walks of life for 12 years. Her skill in portraiture comes from her ability to Bring out the particular part that makes every one of her subjects special in their own right. She currently resides in Brooklyn and you can find her on mode social media. By the…
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Bug in the Brain (Prose by T. Adekunle)
Tiwaladeoluwa Adekunle / @Tiwalade_A / is a writer and health communication doctoral student from southwestern Nigeria. Her creative writing is published in Pittsburgh Poetry Journal, Breakwater Re- view, and Oakland Review. You can find her on Instagram @tiwalade.a. A support group is for people who have named the thing bothering them. Biola has not, but…
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Streams That Lead Somewhere by F. Malik
Fareh Malik is a 26 year old Canadian author and poet who has been performing spoken word since 2012. He is an up-and-coming, unpublished author with a story to tell. These poems are self-reflective, and tell an important and relatable story for all. When Truth Is Bitter, Repression Is Art I’ve always had a sweet…
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