Dr. Janik is has been President of the Slovak Writers' Society, Secretary-General of the Slovak Writers' Society and Editor-in-Chief of the literary weekly of the Slovak Writers' Society Literarny tyzdennik.
Fuoco by Michael Campagnoli
Michael Campagnoli has worked as a waiter, fisherman, journalist, painter, and short-order cook. He taught literature and writing at Indiana University
Summer Trio by Devin Harrison
Devin Harrison has published poetry and short stories in numerous periodicals throughout the US and Canada.
Aubade by Molly Kirschner
Molly Kirschner is a rising sophomore at Bennington College; she studies literature and drama. She is an avid poet, author, dramatist, and journalist, who has been published
Sizzle by Dawn Schout
Dawn Schout's poetry has appeared in more than 30 publications, including Gloom Cupboard, Main Street Rag, Poetry Quarterly, Red River Review, and Tipton Poetry MORE...
High stakes of Summer by Gabriella Brand
Gabriella Brand's fiction, poetry, and essays have appeared in Room Magazine, The Christian Science Monitor, Perigee, The Citron Review, The Mom Egg, and PIF MORE...
Summer in a Country Town by Eileen Dawson Peterson
I remember
rain barrels
Tether by M.E. Riley
Tether ball hung from overgrown
maple really a soccer ball dented in
The Shored House by Wanda Morrow Clevenger
early June
early in the marriage
early morning
Summer Return by Mihaela Tudor
She's sitting on his bed,
Can't remember the deaf or the blind,
The souvenir of illo tempore is lost
With her once at his forgotten side,
The Last Storm by Brian Lawson
by Brian Lawson It stormed this evening. It was invigorating. The wind bent the trees and turned the rain into a water wall. The hail fell as if God had…
Nostalgic Summer Days by Ute Carson
by Ute Carson A cluster of dark trees blurring into a green knoll, emerald sheen on velveteen moss, sprays of daisies across the grass bees greedily drinking from succulent centers,…
Afternoon on a Hill by Edna St. Vincent Millay
Afternoon on a Hill by Edna St. Vincent Millay I will be the gladdest thing Under the sun! I will touch a hundred flowers And not pick one. I…