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September 1st by Valentine Cusin
Valentine Cusin Valentine is a French and Italian poet currently based in the UK as a student. Writing in her third language, she aims...
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Tell Me About the Coldest Place on Earth Again by Evgeniya Dineva
Evgeniya Dineva Evgeniya Dineva is a poet from Bulgaria. Her works appear in Oxford Poetry Library , The Hong Kong Review , Ethel , Asian...
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Three Poems by Sam Harty
Sam Harty Sam Harty is a poet living near New Orleans. Her work explores love, loss, survival, and the healing power of truth. She is...
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Two Poems by Deborah Hunter
Deborah Hunter Deborah J. Hunter is a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based multi-disciplinary poet and spoken word artist whose work has been...
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The Hollow Knife by Raine
Raine Raine has been writing poetry since she was in seventh grade and fell in love with a guitar player. She has had four articles...
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Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire by Naomi Atwood
Naomi Atwood Naomi Atwood is and older Japanese Canadian woman who has lately been reflecting upon the many interesting events in her...
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Fear & Vigilance by J. Kathryn Fulton
J. Kathryn Fulton J. Kathryn Fulton is a writer and educator whose writing often explores identity and trauma and the intersection of the...
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Two Poems by Mona Mehas
Mona Mehas Mona Mehas (she/her) writes from the perspective of a retired disabled teacher in Indiana USA. A Pushcart and Best New Poets...
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Learning to Play Dead by Blake Bell
Blake Bell Blake Bell is a writer and educator from South Louisiana. Learning to Play Dead “You are one tough cookie.” The dental...
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The Question by June Trop
June Trop June Trop has studied storytelling her entire professional life. As a professor of teacher education, she focused her research...
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Two Poems by Jaxx Davis
Jaxx Davis Jaxx Davis (they/them) is a trans fat queercrip writer, artist and activist. They often combine those elements and create...
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Not that Woman by Heather Haigh
Heather Haigh Heather D. Haigh is a multi-genre,disabled, working-class writer from Yorkshire and a survivor. She is published by Oxford...
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Tilting by Linda Henderson
Linda Henderson Linda Bridget Henderson is a poet and creative nonfiction writer whose work explores memory, embodiment, and the long arc...
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The Worst Part by Paula Mathieu
Paula Mathieu Paula Mathieu is a writer and writing teacher who lives in Massachusetts. Her nonfiction work has appeared in Writers:...
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Three Poems by Tara Temprano
Tara Temprano Tara Temprano is a 47-year-old woman living in New Jersey as an educator of young children. Her experience with sexual...
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Five-fold Vengeance by Tammy Qualls
Tammy Qualls Tammy Qualls (she/her) is a bisexual author who lives in Northern California. She’s an environmental engineer by day and a...
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Bruises, Milk, Mud and Grass by Andreia Rodrigues
Andreia Rodrigues Andreia Rodrigues is a Brazilian immigrant currently residing in Belgium. Her memoir, Wild Dandelions , shares her...
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Three Poems by Rhea Melina
Rhea Melina Rhea Melina is a multi-ethnic poet who lives in Seattle. She has been writing and putting out poetry since the early...
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Two Poems by Atma Frans
Atma Frans Atma Frans’ poetry won first prize in Quagmire Magazine’s Poetry Contest, second in Muriel’s Journey Prize and in SCEWS’s...
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One Got Away Anyway by Martha Ellen Johnson
Martha Ellen Johnson Martha Ellen lives alone in an old Victorian house on a hill on the Oregon coast. She is a retired social worker and...
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Two Poems by Ash Ochoa
Ash Ochoa Ash Ochoa is an artist, writer, and nightshift nurse. She tends to think a little too much in the shower and has way too many...
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Two Poems by Mickey Black
Mickey Black Mickey Black is a writer and poet from Richmond, Virginia. She began her writing journey in middle school, when she’d...
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The Hair Cut by Tricia Patras
It was my last year as a teenager, three months into being 19. On this gloomy Thursday afternoon in October, I wanted to change my hair....
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3 Poems by Kelly Ann
The Wrong-Left Men I told them who I am at face value behind the mask of anonymity and they scoffed as they disagreed they refused to...
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