Tag: prose
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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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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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Kohlapuri Chappal Incident by S. Edwards
Sarah Edwards is a struggling writer deeply involved in experimentation with the English language and literature. Her work is forthcoming in Electric Cereal and Reality Hands. Kohlapuri Chappal Incident This is about the time when my mother sent me to buy Kohlapuri chappals[1] for her but it is not about the time that made it…
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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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AIDS: A Love Story (Hannah B. Ragland)
Hannah Beth Ragland is an aspiring artist, writer, and designer. She is currently studying creative writing at Florida State University, working odd jobs, and running an etsy shop. She collects old books and houseplants. AIDS: A Love Story We were sick, and we were in love. That was how it was supposed to be –…
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I am with you in Allston – by Phillipe Chatelain
i am with you in allston – poem by phillipe chatelain Phillipe Martin Chatelain is a hoodlum from the Bronx, New York. He writes poetry and is founder and Managing Editor of In Parentheses Literary Magazine. A recent graduate of Boston University, his first chapbook taking shots alone has been independently released and his poetry can…
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LEAK: IP 5 Table of Contents
Still waiting for that Magna Carta Holy Grail leak? Well, here’s the best we can do to quench your thirst. The next issue of In Parentheses will be available TOMORROW (July 1, 2013). This marks our 1-Year Anniversary issue, as well as the first installment of Volume 2. Featuring works by: Wojciech, Michael Lee Johnson,…
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Outside of Eden with Jennifer Collins
Jennifer Collins is a tattooed poet and animal lover who’s been reluctantly transplanted from the south, and now lives with her husband and creatures in Pittsburgh. Her poetry has been published in various journals, and she spends her summers teaching creative writing and drama at the Cardigan Mountain School. later than before In disassembling love,…
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Grave Etchings – Prose Submission by C Duncanson
Cassie Duncanson is a student in Western Massachusetts studying English and Art History. She bakes like a 50’s housewife, and has a film camera I don’t use often enough because film is expensive. She works on an island off the coast of New Hampshire during the summers. Grave Etchings
