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Protected: In Parentheses Literary Magazine (SPRING 2024) Volume 8, Issue 3) [Contributor Proof]
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“Magnetic Words” and Other Works by C. Fosco
Cory Fosco received his MA, Creative Writing (nonfiction) from Northwestern University and his BA, Creative writing (fiction) from Loyola University Chicago. He has previously been published in Bright Flash Literary Review, A Thin Slice of Anxiety, Teach, Write, Superstition Review, and Hippocampus Magazine.
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“I Remember, Do I Eva, The Egyptian Pyramids of Mexico” Poems by S. Meggeson
Sean Meggeson is a poet, lecturer, psychoanalytic psychotherapist and moto-punk wannabe. He lives in Toronto, Canada and every time a poem gets published, his Swedish Vallhund gets a treat. His poems can be found in In Parentheses and Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Poem coming soon (woof, woof!) in SCAB magazine. S. Meggeson has been previously featured by…
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“Elegies for an Empire” Reviewed by D. Kinsey
Dana Kinsey is a spoken word artist published in Fledgling Rag, SWWIM, SoFloPoJo, The Champagne Room, IN PARENTHESES, Wild Roof Journal, and more. Her book, Mixtape Venus, is published by I. Giraffe Press and was selected as a “Best Dressed” feature for The Wardrobe at Sundress Publications. Visit wordsbyDK.com.
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New Artwork by E. M. Supranowicz
Edward Michael Supranowicz is the grandson of Irish and Russian/Ukrainian immigrants. He grew up on a small farm in Appalachia. He has a grad background in painting and printmaking. Some of his artwork has recently or will soon appear in Fish Food, Streetlight, Another Chicago Magazine, The Door Is a Jar, The Phoenix, and other…
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“The Eye Surgery That Wasn’t” by B. Huba
Brian Huba’s essays have appeared in the Wilderness House Literary Review, bioStories, Men Matters Online Journal, the Superstition Review, and the Satirist. His creative nonfiction has been published on 101 Words, in Reed Magazine, The Griffin, Down in the Dirt, Literary Juice, and The Storyteller. Brian has placed op-eds in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, the…
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“Massachusetts Where ‘Woke’ Comes to Live: 10 reasons to live here” By C. G. Campbell
C. Graham Campbell, Ph.D. was born in Canada and immigrated to this country with his parents at the age of three. He is a seventy-five-year-old retired psychologist and a late blossoming author. He has a master’s degree in theology, a doctorate in pastoral psychology and training in Spiritual Psychology. He now spends most of his…
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“Whine like a Trini” by J. Borisov
Australian-based travel writer Janie Borisov spent the last two decades visiting all of the 193 UN Member Countries, most autonomous territories, several unrecognized states, and all sorts of hidden corners. She holds a Bachelor of Finance degree from Flinders University of SA and a Bachelor of Arts(creative writing) from QUT. She has long sacrificed her…
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“One Week Off” by G. Halley
Gregory Halley is an aspiring writer based in Washington, D.C., but was raised in northeast Ohio. His previous work includes a flash fiction publication in the Bright Flash Literary Review as well as a self- publication and self-narration of a short story on Amazon and Audible. He has a passion for writing and hopes you…
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“A Beach Concerto for Clarinet” and Other Works by B. Pilling
Brian Pilling has been published in In Parentheses, The Berkshire Review, Cutbow Quarterly, Down In The Dirt, New Pop Lit, Hidden Peak Press, and elsewhere. Brian has two chapbooks, The Poet’s Struggle, by Bottlecap Press, and A Substitute Algebra Teacher With A Penchant for Poetry by The Main Street Rag.
