* Tim Kahl [ http://www.timkahl.com] is the author of Possessing Yourself (CW Books, 2009), The Century of Travel (CW Books, 2012) The String of Islands (Dink, 2015) and Omnishambles (Bald Trickster, 2019). His work has been published in Prairie Schooner, Drunken Boat, Mad Hatters’ Review, Indiana Review, Metazen, Ninth Letter, Sein und Werden, Notre Dame Review, The Really System, Konundrum Engine Literary Magazine, The Journal, The Volta,Continue reading “The Death of the Interior, Tim Kahl”
Tag Archives: Poetry
Moonlight Balconies, Olga Gonzalez Latapi
Olga Gonzalez Latapi (she/her/hers) is a queer poet with an MFA in Writing at California College of the Arts. Although her writing journey started in journalism, she is now pursuing her true passion: exploring the world of poetry with a mighty pen in hand. She got her BS in Journalism at Northwestern University. Her work hasContinue reading “Moonlight Balconies, Olga Gonzalez Latapi”
Burning Pink Petals, Olga Gonzalez Latapi
Olga Gonzalez Latapi (she/her/hers) is a queer poet with an MFA in Writing at California College of the Arts. Although her writing journey started in journalism, she is now pursuing her true passion: exploring the world of poetry with a mighty pen in hand. She got her BS in Journalism at Northwestern University. Her work hasContinue reading “Burning Pink Petals, Olga Gonzalez Latapi”
designated for posing, Barracuda Guarisco
Barracuda Guarisco / C. C. Hannett / Kris Hall is a bisexual crybaby obsessed with cheesesteaks and enjoys absurdity at varying levels. Barry is the author of several books, including Uncomfortable Music (Vegetarian Alcoholic, 2021) and The Gold Boys Are Back In Gold Town (Really Serious Literature) with Joshua Robert Long. He is the FounderContinue reading “designated for posing, Barracuda Guarisco”
ricky fitts & the plastic bags, Barracuda Guarisco
Barracuda Guarisco / C. C. Hannett / Kris Hall is a bisexual crybaby obsessed with cheesesteaks and enjoys absurdity at varying levels. Barry is the author of several books, including Uncomfortable Music (Vegetarian Alcoholic, 2021) and The Gold Boys Are Back In Gold Town (Really Serious Literature) with Joshua Robert Long. He is the FounderContinue reading “ricky fitts & the plastic bags, Barracuda Guarisco”
Sickness, Grace Mitchell
Grace Mitchell is a poet residing in Denver, CO, although she has called many places home. She has edited for both Negative Capability Press and the Oracle Fine Arts Review. She enjoys cats and floral prints, and is learning to laugh at her own mistakes.
“Write What You Know”, Grace Mitchell
Grace Mitchell is a poet residing in Denver, CO, although she has called many places home. She has edited for both Negative Capability Press and the Oracle Fine Arts Review. She enjoys cats and floral prints, and is learning to laugh at her own mistakes.
Jesus Christ, Iris Groot
Iris Groot is a trigger warning. Talking about topics from mental illness to trauma, their poetry will take whatever time in front of the mic to let their inner child say what they couldn’t for a long time. Sprinkling their poetry around Colorado, you’ll possibly see them in Denver, Boulder, Aurora and sometimes Colorado Springs.
Tyranny of Transitions, Mary Rohrer-Dann
Mary Rohrer-Dann is a writer, painter, and long-time writing teacher. Recent poems & stories have appeared (or are forthcoming) in The Drabble, San Antonio Review, Literary Heist, Flash Fiction Magazine, Flashes of Brilliance, and others. Two narrative poem projects, La Scaffetta: Poems from the Foundling Drawer, and Accidents of Being, were adapted to stage by Tempest Productions, Inc. andContinue reading “Tyranny of Transitions, Mary Rohrer-Dann”
Last Sunday of Advent, Mary Rohrer-Dann
Mary Rohrer-Dann is a writer, painter, and long-time writing teacher. Recent poems & stories have appeared (or are forthcoming) in The Drabble, San Antonio Review, Literary Heist, Flash Fiction Magazine, Flashes of Brilliance, and others. Two narrative poem projects, La Scaffetta: Poems from the Foundling Drawer, and Accidents of Being, were adapted to stage by Tempest Productions, Inc. andContinue reading “Last Sunday of Advent, Mary Rohrer-Dann”
