Tag: poetry
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“The Comedy of Gregory III” by W. Zupp
Walker Zupp is a Bermudian writer with an extensive academic background in English Language and Creative Writing. He holds a BA, MA, and PhD in the field and has authored four novels and two books on Wittgenstein. Currently residing in Cornwall, Zupp’s poem “The Comedy of Gregory III” intricately explores themes of faith, legacy, and…
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Now Available: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 10, Issue 1) Fall 2025
The Fall 2025 Issue of In Parentheses is Now Available. The following esteemed artists and creators have been highlighted in this first issue of Volume 10.
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“Escape from Indigena” by S. Holleran
Scott Holleran’s writing appears in literature, including Classic Chicago magazine, which debuted fiction with his stories in 2024. Listen to the author read his fiction aloud at ShortStoriesByScottHolleran.substack.com. Read his non-fiction at ScottHolleran.substack.com. In Parentheses previously published Mr. Holleran’s “Christened Bliss” and “Prime Mover.” S. Holleran has work featured in the recent issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine (Summer 2025).
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“Prime Mover” by S. Holleran
Scott Holleran’s writing appears in literature, including Classic Chicago magazine, which debuted fiction with his stories in 2024. Listen to the author read his fiction aloud at ShortStoriesByScottHolleran.substack.com. Read his non-fiction at ScottHolleran.substack.com. In Parentheses previously published Mr. Holleran’s “Christened Bliss” and “Escape from Indigena”. S. Holleran has work featured in the recent issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine (Summer 2025).
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“Christened Bliss” by S. Holleran
Scott Holleran’s writing appears in literature, including Classic Chicago magazine, which debuted fiction with his stories in 2024. Listen to the author read his fiction aloud at ShortStoriesByScottHolleran.substack.com. Read his non-fiction at ScottHolleran.substack.com. In Parentheses previously published Mr. Holleran’s “Prime Mover” and “Escape from Indigena”. S. Holleran has work featured in the recent issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine (Summer 2025).
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Now Available: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 9, Issue 2) Winter 2025
The Winter 2025 Issue of In Parentheses is Now Available. The following esteemed artists and creators have been highlighted in this second issue of Volume 9.
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“The Question” by J. Lipson
Josh Lipson is a poet, historian, and psychologist, based in New York. His work has been featured in venues including Homonym Journal, Burning House Press, Petrichor, KGB Bar Lit, and The SHARKPACK Annual. His poem “Habana-Om” was nominated in 2019 for Sundress Publications’ “Best of the Net Anthology”.
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More Poetry Written and Performed by M. L. Johnson
Michael Lee Johnson is an internationally published poet in 44 countries, a song lyricist, has several published poetry books and anthologies, and has been nominated for 6 Pushcart Prize awards and 6 Best of the Net nominations. Over 289 YouTube poetry videos as of 04-2023.
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“Consequence of Greed” and Other Poems by M. Farley
Myles Farley, a Chicago poet, reflects on themes of anger, self-awareness, and societal issues in his work. He expresses a transition from writing about personal tragedy and hardship to exploring collective rage rooted in love. His poetry emphasizes the emotional scars of contemporary life while challenging superficial dignity and deeper truths.
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Poetry by C. Gerrior
Christopher Gerrior’s poetry reflects a deep passion and exploration of life’s contrasts. “Actually Happy” highlights the importance of living in the moment amidst challenges, while “Saint George” delves into themes of trauma and addiction, portraying a struggle against inner demons and a quest for rediscovery of magic amidst adversity.
