Julia B. Levine has won numerous awards for her work, including the 2015 Northern California Book Award in Poetry for her latest collection, Small Disasters Seen in Sunlight, (LSU press … Continue Reading Ordinary Psalm with Catch and Release by Julia B. Levine
Michelle Menting loves the outside. It’s her favorite. She often writes about the outside while inside. She is the author of three collections of poetry—the full-length Leaves Surface Like Skin … Continue Reading Missive by Michelle Menting
Cesca Janece Waterfield grew up along the shore of Virginia’s Rappahannock River and in the Wiregrass Region of Alabama. She learned to write songs by forming guitar chords and memorizing … Continue Reading That Spring by Cesca Janece Waterfield
Cynthia Pitman is a retired high school English teacher. She has a very patient artist husband, Tom, two perfect children, Rebecca and Eric, and a grand-cat, Ginger, who gets scrambled … Continue Reading Nightwalk by Cynthia Pitman
Cesca Janece Waterfield grew up along the shore of Virginia’s Rappahannock River and in the Wiregrass Region of Alabama. She learned to write songs by forming guitar chords and memorizing … Continue Reading Scar Etiquette by Cesca Janece Waterfield
Penelope Moffet lives in Southern California, where her work as a legal secretary keeps a roof over her head and kibble in her cats’ bowls. She is the author of … Continue Reading Unraveling by Penelope Moffet
Michelle Menting loves the outside. It’s her favorite. She often writes about the outside while inside. She is the author of three collections of poetry—the full-length Leaves Surface Like Skin … Continue Reading Displacement Activity of the Midwife by Michelle Menting
Michelle Menting loves the outside. It’s her favorite. She often writes about the outside while inside. She is the author of three collections of poetry—the full-length, Leaves Surface Like Skin … Continue Reading On Crows by Michelle Menting
Mike Pantano wrote his first poems on a Smith-Corona typewriter. When first out of college, he worked at a small printing company as a proofreader, but in fact used his … Continue Reading Grace by Mike Pantano
Jim Landwehr is a twenty-first century cartographer and Renaissance man. In between his day job that keeps the lights on and the creditors at bay, he walks his dog, takes … Continue Reading Sputtering by Jim Landwehr
Keats Conley is a landlocked marine biologist. During her graduate work at the University of Oregon, she travelled the world studying gelatinous zooplankton such as jellyfish, appendicularians, and salps. She … Continue Reading The God of Rattlesnakes by Keats Conley
Karen Schubert is the author of five poetry chapbooks, including Dear Youngstown (NightBallet Press) and Black Sand Beach (Kattywompus Press). Kathleen Flenniken selected I Left My Wings on a Chair … Continue Reading Geography by Karen Schubert
Montana poet B.J. Buckley has worked in Arts-in-Schools/Communities programs throughout the west and mid-west for over 40 years. She is currently writer-in-residence at Sanford Cancer Center, Sioux Falls, SD. B.J.’s … Continue Reading Freight by B.J. Buckley
Allison Campbell is the author of the prose poetry collection Encyclopédie of the Common & Encompassing (Kore Press, 2016). Her work has appeared in such places as Copper Nickel, The … Continue Reading Open Letter by Allison Campbell
Cathy Ann Kodra works as an independent editor in Knoxville, TN. She is a former registered nurse and K-12/GED teacher. Her poetry, short stories, and essays have appeared or are pending … Continue Reading Horner’s Fine Upbringing by Cathy Ann Kodra
David Spicer has, in pursuit of the word, worked as paper boy, dishwasher, bottle loader, carpet dragger, burger flopper, ditch digger, weather observer, furniture mover, Manpower flunky, gas pumper, bookseller, … Continue Reading Grand Opening by David Spicer
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