Poems by Carole Mertz appear in The Lutheran Digest, Page & Spine, Rockford Review, The Write Place at the Write Time, and WestWard Quarterly.
The Piano And His Boy by April Votolato
April Votolato is a writer and visual artist from Seattle Washington where she lives with her two children, and husband, singer songwriter Rocky Votolato
Goodbye, Blue Monday by James Riley
Goodbye, Blue Monday by James Riley at the tattoo parlor i overhear Tom the tattoo artist talking about writing with this curly-haired girl in his chair. she’s sitting next to me as i wait for Tre to size my stencil and i’m thinking she might go to Berkeley, and she’s looking at Tom with these…
Kingdom of heaven by Tsiviltidou Zoi
Tsiviltidou Zoi is currently a full-time English language teacher and a part-time PhD student in Museum Education (University of Leicester). She holds an MA in Cultural Management
Just The Once by Russ Harrison
Just The Once by Russ Harrison Our sad, sick prose Tragic in its transient beauty like glass in the moment between one and shattering Sparkling shards moving from the magical physics expressed to the mundane aftermath. We were like that once, just the once. For a moment in time as the word was made flesh…
2:37 a.m. by Laura Grace Weldon
Laura Grace Weldon is an editor, writer, and aspiring hermit. She lives on a small farm notable only for its lovestruck goose. She’s the author of a poetry collection
Listen by Gus Palmer, Jr.
Gus Palmer, Jr. is an associate professor of anthropology. He published the book Telling Stories the Kiowa Way in 2003. He is currently editing a volume of Native
Limnophobia by Kelly Alfano
Kelly Alfano attends The University of Tampa.
Drunk On Your Eyes by Hutashan Vajpeyi
Hutashan Vajpeyi is an English poet from Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh), India. Earlier his works have been published in The Caravan, The Indian Literature and Kavya Bharati.
Anima by Witty Fay
Witty Fay is a translator by trade and a humanist by nature. She has been writing herself into her poems for some time into the virtual world