Tag: volume 7
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“The Winged” by J. Sabatini
Joshua Sabatini was born in Hartford, Connecticut. In October 2002, he moved to San Francisco, California. He’s currently on retreat in Katama, Massachusetts. His 2023 published writings include “Pagodians” in Still Point Arts Quarterly, “In the Pine” in The Closed Eye Open, “The Crocus” in Daffodil Cosmic Journal, and “Ivy Anne” in Die Leere Mitte.
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“Water and Wave” by E. Datta
Eugene Datta’s recent poetry and fiction have appeared (or are due out) in The Dalhousie Review, Main Street Rag, Red Noise Collective, Rise Up Review, The Bombay Literary Magazine, and elsewhere. Born and raised in India, he lives in Aachen, Germany, where he works as an editor of scientific writing.
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Poetry Written and Performed by D. Kinsey
Dana Kinsey / @wordsbydk @dana.kinsey / is an actor and teacher published in Fledgling Rag, Drunk Monkeys, ONE ART, On the Seawall, Sledgehammer Lit, West Trestle Review, MacQueen’s Quinterly, The Champagne Room, Hive, SWWIM, Wild Roof Journal, Prometheus Dreaming, and Prose Online. Her chapbook, Mixtape Venus, is published by I. Giraffe Press. Visit wordsbyDK.com.
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“The Happy Broom” by D. P. Barbare
Danny P. Barbare resides in the Upstate of the Carolinas. His poetry has most recently appeared in Nebo, A New Ulster, and Freshwater Literary Journal. He lives in the foothills of the Blue Ridge with his wife and family.
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“Sarah’s House of Spirits” and Other Works by W. Heath
William Heath has published three poetry books: The Walking Man, Steel Valley Elegy, and Going Places; three novels: The Children Bob Moses Led (winner of the Hackney Awrd), Devil Dancer, and Blacksnake’s Path; a work of history, William Wells and the Struggle for the Old Northwest (winner of three awards). www.williamheathbooks.com
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“Attachment Disorder” and other Poems by J. Langley
Jonathan Langley is a South African writer living in Oxfordshire. He has written extensively for religious and political magazines and websites, runs a podcast on these themes and has one published novel. He likes to write landscapes and portraits and has a love for Annie Dillard that borders on unhealthy.
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“After Le Radeau de la Méduse” and other works by A. Nussbaumer
Currently pursuing an M.F.A. in creative writing at The New School, Andreas Nussbaumer is a Swiss-Texan poet residing in New York City. He has been awarded an honorary mention for the 2023 Paul Violi Prize and the 91st annual Writer’s Digest writing competition. He has been published in Aberration Labyrinth.
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Poetry By B. Wilson
Byron Wilson lives in Oregon with his lovely wife and three rambunctious dogs. He is constantly seeking intersections between philosophy, creativity, and daily life and he is currently finishing his first collection. You can find some of his work in Paddler Press, Zero Readers, Wild Roof Journal, and Humana Obscura.
