What comes after Post-Modernism?
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Art Submission by K. Nwaeke
Kingsley Nwaeke once worked as an intern in a sculpture studio in Bushwick, drawing from a range of sources which he includes in his practice like drawing, illustration, collage, painting and lately sculpting. His works references culture and the social world of America, especially in “Field of Eve” and “The Cigarette.”
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Insane Anger by J. Van de Kamp
Jessica Van de Kemp (BA, B.Ed, MA) is the author of Spirit Light (The Steel Chisel, 2015). Her poem, “Slant of the Girl,” was shortlisted for the 2015 Montreal International Poetry Prize. The recipient of a BlackBerry Graduate Scholarship and the winner of two TA Awards for Excellence in Teaching, Jessica is currently pursuing a…
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Rebirth for the Weekend by P.A. Levy
But this ain’t new. You’ve heard it all before. Better. Bigger. Bolder. Brighter. Just add one scoop to your weekly wash and there you have it.
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“Black Urban Myth” & “Hairitage” by Candice Ralph
Candice Ralph is a young writer, teaching artist, and nanny. She’s influenced by her discussions with children and ecological experiences. Although American born, she intimately identifies with her Bermudian and West Indian origins. Candice holds an English BA from The University of Chicago and is pursuing a Creative Writing MFA. Black Urban Myth Our sisters’…
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Crawlspace by A. Gilliam
Born at the foot of the Alamo and raised in New Orleans, ALEXANDRA GILLIAM earned her MFA in Creative Writing from California College of the Arts. She is the author of chapbook “Femmesturary” (dancing girl press, 2016). Visit her here.
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Poison Ivy by L. Mardirossian (Art by A. Amineva)
Louisa Mardirossian is a NYC-based producer, photographer, and writer, depending on the day you catch her. She’s submitted to us one of her self-portrait series. I first met Pam on the school bus when I was five years old. I would sit alone and bury my face in a picture book, and she would plop herself…
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The Kenosha Kid & Spin Song by P. Chatelain
Phillipe Martin Chatelain is the founder of In Parentheses and a poet from New York City with a Master’s Degree in Poetry from The New School. He writes as someone in the tradition of the urban troubadour or the flaneur–wandering, taking notes. He believes that poetry of our generation has taking on a much more digital definition.…
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Two Degrees from Hell on the Old 49 Highway by S. Vargo
Samuel Vargo writes for progressive, liberal, online magazines that headline daily and have national readerships. He also writes for a few comedy and satire mags that headline daily and have national and/or international readerships. Mr. Vargo has written poetry and short stories for print and online literary magazines, university journals and a few commercial magazines.…
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An Urban Landscape & other poems by S. Mesiti
Poems by Samuel Mesiti Author’s Note: I have been a student of poetry for several years and also fortunate enough to both learn and participate in this creative process with Rich Murphy. Some of the writers I follow include A.R. Ammons, Charles Simic, Rita Dove and James Tate. I appreciate the opportunity to share my work…
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La Vie Bohème en Bleu by Paix Robinson
PAIX ROBINSON is a professional artist, writer and model raised in Oakland, CA, currently residing in Harlem, NY. Paix attended the Ailey School and his studies also include a major in Theatre Arts & Dance at CSULA. Paix is signed with MMG Model Management. Paix’s blog “WeerdVomit” has a readership in over 20 countries and…
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