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Opportunity
Opportunity
Poem by Thompson Emate Thompson Emate spends his leisure time writing particularly poetry and prose. He has a deep love for nature and the arts. He lives in Lagos, Nigeria.
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Mother Nature’s Tears
Mother Nature’s Tears
Poem by Brittany Jokela + Interview Meet Brittany, a dynamic 28-year-old pursuing her dreams at Southern New Hampshire University. Juggling dual degrees in Creative Writing & English and Psychology, she calls Tennessee home with her husband of 8 years, her Siberian Husky, Roxy, and her feline companion, Sam. When not engrossed in coursework or writing, ... Read more
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Another Morning
Another Morning
Poem by ATP Adewuyi Taiwo is a graduate of Geology from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He enjoys writing poetry about everyday life and bingeing on adventure novels. He is, at the moment, striving to create and perfect an African style of poetry and story writing that will be considered unique to him.
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Oatmeal Cookies
Oatmeal Cookies
Short Non-Fiction by Denise Bossarte Denise Bossarte is an award-winning author, poet, photographer and artist whose passion is inspiring others. Her daytime job in IT helps to keep the household running. She enjoys writing, exploring new art forms, and teaching contemplative photography workshops. She lives in Texas with her husband and literary cat, Za' Ji.
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Embosomed by Nature
Embosomed by Nature
Poem by Denise Landry + Interview Denise Landry, a disabled writer based in Montreal, Canada, showcases her literary brilliance through a myriad of captivating works. Her poem "Misty the Mischievous" finds a home in the anthology (ZOOANTHOLOGY), while "The Sled Ride Surprise" graces The Gift anthology (both by Sweetycat Press/Steve Carr 2022). Furthermore, her poem ... Read more
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Tricky Dancer
Tricky Dancer
Poem by Cher Alex Cheryl Atim Alexander is an Afro-Euro woman primarily of Nigerian, Greek, and British descent. Currently an MFA student, her writing material emanates from lived, professional, and educational experiences. She has been published in Decolonial Passage, Wilderness House Literary Review, and Written Tales Magazine.
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Mitosis/Meiosis
Mitosis/Meiosis
Prose by Mick Aquadale + Interview Mick Aquadale lives in Galicia, Spain, where he writes, paints, and lives in harmony with 17 fruit trees, his wife, and their children. He enjoys nude bathing and lives a jazz-infused life. Originally from the Niagara Falls area, he is published in Syncopation Literary Journal of Toronto and Lion ... Read more
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A Bottle of Love at Sea
A Bottle of Love at Sea
Free Verse Poem by Ashley B Ashley is an aspiring writer who enjoys crafting stories and poetry. She is an avid poet, and her work has been recognized through a first-place win in a poetry competition hosted by the American Painters and Peace Educators Association. Her goal is to not only continue creating and publishing ... Read more
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Damp Summer Night
Damp Summer Night
Poem by Nivedita Shori Nivedita Shori is a Canadian of Indian origin. She writes in multiple genres, including short fiction, narrative memoir, and poetry. Her published work reflects the themes of immigration, womanhood, identity, mindfulness, well-being, and self-growth. She enjoys nature and writing meditations and is hopelessly in love with ink-pens, latte, and rain.
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Tall Dunes
Tall Dunes
Short Story by Jack Durant + Interview Jack Durant is an ESL teacher who has taught in Chile, Japan, Spain, and New York. He lives abroad and writes fiction in his spare time.
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The Seventh Column
The Seventh Column
Poem by Klaudia Wysocky Klaudia Wysocky, a Polish poet based in New York, is known for her ability to capture the beauty of life through rich descriptions in her writing. She firmly believes that art has the potential to inspire positive change. With over five years of experience in fiction writing, Klaudia has had her ... Read more
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Electrical Storm
Electrical Storm
Poem by Jeremy Gadd Jeremy Gadd is an Australian author and poet. His most recent publication is ‘Driving Into the Dark,’ a selection of 60 previously published poems (Ginninderra Press, Adelaide, 2022). He has a Master of Arts and Ph.D. degrees from the University of New England and lives and writes in an old Federation-era house ... Read more
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The Problem
The Problem
Poem by Adam Crawford Adam Crawford is a writer of poems and short stories. His work has been published by Ink Babies Lit Mag, Poetic Anarchy Press, and The Pomegranate London. He lives in Simi Valley, California.
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The Bible Room, 3 O’Clock
The Bible Room, 3 O’Clock
Poem by ET Viridian Elliott-Timothy Viridian is a writer from Minnesota. Growing up in Atlanta, Georgia, Viridian ties his Black southern identity with his relationship with religion, sensuality, and queer intimacy within his poetry. He now lives in Boston, Massachusetts, studying intimacy within poetry, Black feminist theory & practice.
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Animal Spirits 4-1-9
Animal Spirits 4-1-9
Short Story by George Wehrfritz The author, a retired journalist, lives in Salinas, CA, and writes speculative fiction as a pastime. His recent work can be found in The European Literary Review, Periscope Literary and Spoon Knife 8 (forthcoming). He adores the 1990s unabashedly.
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Left Untitled
Left Untitled
Quatrain Poem by Jacob R. Moses + Interview Jacob R. Moses is a poet and spoken word artist from Staten Island, NY. He is the author of the full-length poetry book, Grimoire (iiPublishing, 2021). Currently, he is a student at Southern New Hampshire University pursuing an M.A. in English and Creative Writing.
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A Tribute to Lost Love
A Tribute to Lost Love
Poem by Jose Joel Robles Jose Joel Robles loves to write poems and short stories while teaching Religious Studies to senior high students at Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan in the Philippines. As a husband and a father of one, he utilizes some of his spare time in writing. His published pieces have appeared ... Read more
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Christmas Once Upon A Time
Christmas Once Upon A Time
Short Story by Thomas Harrison Humphreys + Interview Thomas Harrison Humphreys, with a BS from the University of Lynchburg, is a history teacher in a small village who loves to talk to his students of poetry and literature. Thomas has had both poetry and short stories published in Westward Quarterly, Poetry Quarterly, Writers and Readers ... Read more
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Searching for My Family Tree
Searching for My Family Tree
Short Story by Scott Finelli + Interview Scott Finelli is a retired gastroenterologist living in Gulf Breeze, Fl. He has written articles for the Gulf Breeze News and his short story was published by the Pensacola News Journal. Several poems have been published in the Emerald Coast Review and Mosaic of Nature. He serves on ... Read more
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Linked
Linked
Short Story by Christie Walker Bos + Interview A journalist for twenty years, Christie Walker Bos now writes fiction, including romantic comedies, women's fiction, and light mysteries. She has nine published novels, including a two book series: The Community Garden, more than tomatoes are dying, and No Words Between Us.
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Big Muddy
Big Muddy
Poem by E Eugene Jones Baldwin + Interview E Eugene Jones Baldwin is a playwright, journalist, poet, and Illinois Underground Railroad historian. His book, "A Black Soldier's Letters Home: World War II," co-written with James Killion (the soldier's son), was published in 2022. Baldwin's plays have been produced in New York and Chicago, and regional ... Read more
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The Teapot
The Teapot
Short Non-Fiction by Laura Turzo + Interview Laura Turzo is a writer of poetry, fiction, and narrative nonfiction. She currently lives in the Berkshires in Lenox, Massachusetts. Her work is included in anthologies from Mackenzie Publishing and Written Tales magazine, and poetry and stories at Beatnik Cowboy, Backwards Trajectory, and Written Tales.
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Teen Years
Teen Years
Poem by Christine Law Christine Law is a lady in her late sixties who enjoys writing prose and poetry. Recently, she was awarded a highly commended certificate by Birmingham University for poetry regarding poverty. Her prose and poetry as appeared in anthologies for Pure Slush Australia. A member of the Authors Licensing and Collecting Society.
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Charles Said It Would
Charles Said It Would
Short Story by Thomas Harrison Humphreys + Interview Thomas Harrison Humphreys, with a BS from the University of Lynchburg, is a history teacher in a small village who loves to talk to his students of poetry and literature. Thomas has had both poetry and short stories published in Westward Quarterly, Poetry Quarterly, Writers and Readers ... Read more