Tag: poetry
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Now Available: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 8, Issue 2) Winter 2024
The Winter 2024 Issue of In Parentheses is Now Available. The following esteemed artists and creators have been highlighted in this second issue of Volume 8.
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“Anamnesis” by P. Hoffmeister
Pedro Hoffmeister is a poet and novelist whose books have earned starred reviews from Publishers Weekly, Booklist, Library Journal, and Kirkus, and named to Best Books Of The Year by the American Library Association, VOYA, and Bank Street. He was the 2015 Poet-In- Residence of Joshua Tree National Park.
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“Saddled Satellites” and other Works by M. Fantuzzi
Massimo Fantuzzi. British-Italian. Works in special education. Editorial board member at Triggerfish. Author of Marcia Gioie (Alkalea, 1999). Published in The North, Poetry Salzburg, Tears in the Fence, The Honest Ulsterman, Abridged, Orbis, Maintenant, The Dalhousie Review, BlazeVox, Berkeley Poetry, E·ratio, In Parentheses, Morphrog, Fiori del Caos, Multiperso, and elsewhere.
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“Lost City” and “Forest” by Z. Torabi
Ziaeddin Torabi is an Iranian American poet living in Sacramento. He holds a B.A. in English & Literature and an M.A. in Linguistics from Iranian Universities. Tobari has published more than 30 books of poetry, criticisms, reviews, and translations (in Iran). From 1988 to 1998, he was head of various literary centers in Tehran Municipal.…
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Call for Submissions: In Parentheses (Volume 8, Issue 2)
The reading period for the next issue of In Parentheses is currently open! We are accepting submissions for our next issue which will be released on January 15th, 2024. The reading period for all submissions will extend until January 5, 2024.
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“My Mother was Right” and Other poems by S. Meggeson
Sean Meggeson lives in Toronto, Canada. He works full time as a psychotherapist. He has lectured on a diverse range of topics including: Lacan & James Joyce, Neurodiversity, and alternative rock music. He holds a M.A. in English Literature and Creative Writing from the University of Denver.
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“Briseis” and Other Works by R. Stimac
Richard Stimac has published a poetry book Bricolage (Spartan Press), over forty poems in Michigan Quarterly Review, Faultline, and december, and others, nearly two-dozen flash fiction in Blue Mountain, Good Life, Typescript, and several scripts. He is a poetry reader for Ariel Publishing and a fiction reader for The Maine Review.
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“Creature’s Living Funeral” by K. Ray
Kat Ray creates illustrated stories about being alive, roadkill, idealism, and everything in between. Kat’s works are somewhere between children’s poetry and grown-up reflections, inspired by everything they love; family, friends, kind strangers, music, opossums, dogs, and life. Kat also enjoys needlefelting chonky cat dolls and giving them away.
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“Horrorfield” by T. Young
Thom Young is an artist and caregiver living in Kansas City, Missouri. BESPOKE, a long poem, was published by Saint Andrews University Press in 2019. Other work has appeared internationally.
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“Three O’Clock, Up in the Pines” and Other Works BY P. Pruitt
Paul Pruitt is a law librarian by trade, an historian by training, and a writer by compulsion. He has written poetry for many years and nervously congratulates himself on having found his own voice. Equipped with the said voice, he has been able to place a decent number of poems. Voila!
