Tag: submission
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Featured Artist: Carla Sofia
Carla Sofia / @carlapipiabr / an old Dominican soul who loves photography, journaling, gardening, tattooing, writing and basically all forms of self expression. She writes poetry to feel and be felt because ultimately that is what we’re all looking for. You can find what she’s up to on her Instagram account @carlasofia___
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We Talked in Scrabble Letters (Poetry by R. Gow)
Robin Gow is the author of the chapbook HONEYSUCKLE by Finishing Line Press. Their poetry has recently been published in POETRY, New Delta Review, and Roanoke Review. They are a graduate student and professor at Adelphi University pursing an MFA in Creative Writing. They are also the Editor at Large for Village of Crickets and…
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Poems by MEH
“Elsewhere #5 (Air Force | Restricted), 4″x5” Photograph, Copyright B.A. Van Sise, 2017.
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Five Poems by Jeffrey Park
Baltimore native Jeffrey Park currently lives in Goettingen, Germany, where he teaches General English and Scientific English at the Georg-August-Univeritaet. Links to all of his published work can be found at http://www.scribbles-and-dribbles.com. He has been previously featured in In Parentheses. BITS & PIECES
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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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OPEN SUBMISSIONS: Volume 2 of In Parentheses (July 2013)
To learn more about how/what to submit, please visit our submission page.
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Spring Procession – Curtis Emery
Curtis Emery is a recent finalist for the Marjorie Sparrow poetry award, garnishing critical assessment from poets such as Brian Turner. Obsessed with the natural world and mysticism of existence, Curtis aims to continue a dialogue with the ever present challenge of poetry: to sketch the abstraction of the self. Spring Procession I came across…
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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,…

