There was a bit of bad weather, if that’s what you’d call it. Weather in terms of Cairn-colpagh means relative rainfall—rainfall relative, that is, to the wettest place on the … Continue Reading A Bit of Bad Weather by Oonah Joslin
Ann Hillesland, a California native, writes fiction and nonfiction. Her work has been published in many literary journals, including Fourth Genre, Sou’wester, Bayou, The Laurel Review, Corium, and SmokeLong Quarterly. It … Continue Reading Abandoned Bees by Ann Hillesland
R. Gene Turchin escapes from West Virginia winters to the gulf coast of Florida where he sits by the pool at night with his wife gazing up at the stars … Continue Reading Plastic Bags by R. Gene Turchin
Debbie Theiss (Lee’s Summit, MO) has poems published in I-70 Review, Skinny Journal, Kansas Time and Place, Interpretations IV & V, Connoisseurs of Suffering: Poetry for the Journey to Meaning from … Continue Reading Beggar’s Reign by Debbie Theiss
Lisa Masé is a homesteader, folk herbalist, food sovereignty activist, culinary medicine educator and writer living in Central Vermont. She spends her days pondering how much time she might have … Continue Reading On Purpose by Lisa Masé
Originally from Buffalo, New York, and Fairfax, Virginia, Amy Schmitz now lives in San Diego, California. She is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer who spent two years in Cape Verde, … Continue Reading Where the Valley Widens and Flows Out by Amy Schmitz
Rebecca Macijeski grew up in small town Vermont with a large family who values both the power of books and of staring up at trees. Now she lives in Louisiana … Continue Reading Landscape with Salt by Rebecca Macijeski
Cynthia Anderson lives in the Mojave Desert near Joshua Tree National Park. She attended the University of Pennsylvania as a Benjamin Franklin Scholar and studied literature at the College of … Continue Reading Quieting by Cynthia Anderson
Pamela Ahlen early “retired” as a music specialist in South Florida and relocated with her husband to the North Country to experience a sense of community and enjoy the Vermont … Continue Reading Seasonal Affective Disorder by Pamela Ahlen
F.J. Bergmann edits poetry for Mobius: The Journal of Social Change and imagines tragedies on or near exoplanets. She recently stepped down from 5 years as editor of Star*Line, the … Continue Reading Good Vibrations by F.J. Bergmann
Joan Moritz was born in New York City but long ago chose Seattle and the beautiful Pacific Northwest as the home of her heart. Retired from a career crunching numbers, … Continue Reading Chorus Girls by Joan Moritz
Jennifer London is a writer and editor filled with wanderlust and a love for puppies. Her fiction has been published or is forthcoming in Postcard Poems and Prose, 101 Words, Flash Fiction Magazine, SpeckLit, Broad! Magazine, and Every … Continue Reading Posthumous by Jennifer London
Ingrid Bruck has been married 41 years to the boy she sat behind in a sophomore English class in high school though she didn’t marry him until she was thirty. … Continue Reading Surreal by Ingrid Bruck
Bernadette McBride, author of three poetry collections—most recently, Whatever Measure of Light (Kelsay Books, 2016), taught creative writing and literature at Temple University for many years and is poetry editor … Continue Reading Counter by Bernadette McBride
F.J. Bergmann edits poetry for Mobius: The Journal of Social Change and imagines tragedies on or near exoplanets. She recently stepped down from 5 years as editor of Star*Line, the … Continue Reading In All Things by F.J. Bergmann
M.J. Iuppa is the Director of the Visual and Performing Arts Minor Program and Lecturer in Creative Writing at St. John Fisher College; and since 2000 to present, is a … Continue Reading Heaven by M.J. Iuppa
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