Tag: In Parentheses
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Dei Profundis by S. Roth
Sy Roth is a retired school administrator and has finally found the sounds of silence and the time to think whole thoughts. This has led him to find words and the ability to shape them. He has published in Visceral Uterus, Amulet, BlogNostics, among others. Dei Profundis So I hock a loogie, gray sticky mass…
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Prose by Joseph Edsall
Joseph Edsall is a middle school Language Arts teacher, web writer for NewRetroWave, and musician currently residing in Pennsylvania. His work has previously appeared in so glad is my heart and Kutztown University’s Shoofly Literary Magazine. You’re riding shotgun because Danny wanted to drive and control the radio and his steering wheel controls both.
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Wandering Madonnas by Travis Cohen
Travis Cohen is a Miami born writer currently living in Los Angeles. Travis is a graduate of Vanderbilt University’s creative writing program and a regular contributor to the Miami New Times. He has been working on a collection of poems and stories, as well as his first novel, “Trouble Republic.” Wandering Madonnas I met a…
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Poems by Richard King Perkins II
Richard King Perkins II is a state-sponsored advocate for residents in long-term care facilities. He lives in Crystal Lake, IL and is a three-time Pushcart nominee and a Best of the Net nominee. In a six year period, his work has appeared in more than a thousand publications. Special Water A mind exposed to onlookers, indecency preserved. Your…
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Visual art by Vakseen
Drawing inspiration from women & popular culture, Vakseen’s collaged-influenced paintings evolve around society’s idolization of beauty, the enhancements women endure to obtain this level of “perfection” & the impact this has on the female species. To view his #Vakseenart visit VakseenArt.com.
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Flashback Friday – “Dynamic Boredom” by In Parentheses
Fall is coming as we enter our third year of existence. Here is a look back to how we got started. In Parentheses / Dynamic Boredom More from our IP6 album, to be listened to while looking through the October 2013 issue (for free).
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Carcinogen by L. Breen
As he watched her through the window, the man noted that she was not particularly beautiful. Yet he knew that if he could be anything in the world, he would be her cigarette. He would be her brand. She wouldn’t settle for anything less than him – his particular blends of tobacco and menthol, the…
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REVIEW: DigBoston’s Poetry Night @ Club Oberon
Yesterday I had the opportunity to read some of my pieces at DigBoston’s poetry event held in Cambridge, MA at Club Oberon. There were some awesome talents that read and it was a very successful event! I would like to thank Emily Hopkins and the people over at DigBoston for setting this all up and…
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The NEW Issue of In Parentheses Lit Mag is NOW AVAILABLE
The day has come, everybody! Our final issue of the first volume of In Parentheses Literary Magazine is now available for purchase at MagCloud. To celebrate OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY of creating the IP Blog, we have come out with two covers (by Peter Mannka). Collect both! In This Issue works by the IP Team and…
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A Certain Death. Little, But Seemingly Big. – By L. Breen
“Help me,” she said. They were not even sixty seconds out from fucking. He swore he could still feel her hipbones underneath him, undulating with him, still feel her legs pinning his to the mattress, silky, two silky shackles. She must have just shaved, like she knew she was going to meet him tonight, a…
