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Poetry Collection by Nadine Hitchiner. Nadine Hitchiner is a German writer and author of the chapbook Bruises, Birthmarks & Other Calamities (Cathexis Northwest Press, 2021). She has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and was named a 2023 Best of the Net Finalist. Her work was published in GASHER, Bending Genres, Hayden's Ferry Review, The Citron Review and others. She lives in her hometown with her husband and their dog. "'It's diffic...

Poetry collection by Patrick Wilcox. Patrick Wilcox is from Independence, Missouri, a large suburb just outside Kansas City. He studied English and Creative writing at the University of Central Missouri where he also was an Assistant Editor for Pleiades and Editor-in-Chief of Arcade. He is a three-time recipient of the David Baker Award for Poetry, the 2020 honorable mention of Ninth Letter's Literary Award in Poetry, and grand-prize winner ...

Poetry collection by Karla Marrufo. Translated from the Spanish by Allison A. deFreese. Poet's bio: Karla Marrufo is author of eight books including novels, poetry collections, chapbooks, plays, and works of literary criticism. Her work has won prestigious awards including: Mexico's National Wilberto Cantón Award in Playwriting, the XVI José Díaz Bolio Poetry Prize, and the National Dolores Castro Prize for Women. She also received a fellows...

Poetry Collection by Valyntina Grenier. Valyntina is a multi-genre eco artist living with her wife in Tucson, Arizona. She works with paint, ink, Neon, encaustic medium, recycled or repurposed materials and words. She is the author of three poetry chapbooks, the tête-bêche Fever Dream/ Take Heart (Cathexis Northwest Press 2020) and In Our Now (Finishing Line Press 2022). Find more of her work at valyntinagrenier.com or find her on Insta @val...

Ellen White Rook is a poet and contemplative arts teacher who divides her time between upstate New York and Maine. Retired from a career as an information technology manager, she now offers writing workshops and leads retreats that combine meditation, movement, and writing. She also teaches Japanese flower arranging in the Sogetsu tradition. Ellen holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from Lindenwood University and has been twice nominated for th...

Poetry by Louis Efron. A beautiful creation of song and scar, of emotional complexity and simple witness, Louis Efron's debut collection The Unempty Spaces Between mingles the natural and human worlds in a series of accessible, personal, universal poems. From lush to bare, the landscapes he presents us with are so intertwined with and impacted by our actions that we realize the two have always been one. Brimming with meditations deep as wint...

Poetry Collection by Naomi Leimsider. Naomi Bess Leimsider has published poems, flash fiction, and short stories in The Avenue Journal, Booth, Anti-Heroin Chic, Wild Roof Journal, Planisphere Quarterly, Little Somethings Press, Syncopation Literary Journal, On the Seawall, St. Katherine Review, Exquisite Pandemic, Orca, Hamilton Stone Review, Rogue Agent Journal, Coffin Bell Journal, Hole in the Head Review, Newtown Literary, Otis Nebula, Qu...

Coming To Terms. Poetry by Peter Sagnella. Peter Sagnella lives with his wife and sons in North Haven, Connecticut, where he has taught Composition, Poetry, and Environmental Literature for twenty-two years. A Pushcart nominee and Edwin Way Teale Writer-in-Residence, his work has been exhibited at the Yale School of Forestry and appeared in many journals, most recently Wild Roof, Cagibi, New Limestone Review, and Sho.

Poetry by Chim Sher Ting. Originally from a sunny tropical island in Southeast Asia, Sher Ting is a Singaporean-Chinese currently residing in Australia. She is a 2021 Pushcart and Best of The Net nominee, in addition to being a 2021 Writeability Fellow with Writers Victoria and a finalist in The New York Times Asia-Pacific Writing Competition. She has work published in OSU The Journal, Pleiades, The Pinch, Rust and Moth and elsewhere. Her w...

Robert Eugene Rubino is a retired newspaper copy editor and sports columnist who received a Pushcart Prize creative nonfiction nomination in 2016 for "Spinning Shame Into Nostalgia" (Hippocampus). He was 70 in 2018 when his first published poem appeared, "Septuagenarian Atheist Prays" (The Esthetic Apostle). Since then he has published poetry and prose in various print and online literary journals. He is the author of two other collections, "A...

Poetry Collection by Miloh E. ¿¿Gorgevska. Miloh E. Gorgevska lives in the dreary suburbs outside of Toronto, Ontario. Nonbinary and queer, they identify as a menace to society's traditions. As a jack-of-all-trades, they are an author, director, poet & screenwriter. Writing has been their purpose for the majority of their life. Previously, their writing under the pen name 'Kara Petrovic' has been published in Philadelphia Stories, Train: ...

Josh Feit is a longtime Seattle journalist. He co-founded the independent Seattle news site PubliCola, where he reported on state and city policy for nearly a decade. Prior to that, Feit was the news editor at Seattle's alternative weekly, the Stranger. More recently, Feit has worked as a speechwriter, first for the Seattle Mayor's Office and currently for Sound Transit, Seattle's regional transit agency. He continues to write a city planning ...

Henry Stanton's fiction, poetry and paintings appear in 2River, The A3 Review, Alien Buddha Press, Avatar, The Baltimore City Paper, The Baltimore Sun Magazine, Black Petal Press, Chicago Record, Down in The Dirt, High Shelf Press, Holy & Intoxicated Press, Kestrel, North of Oxford, Outlaw Poetry, Paper & Ink Zine, The Paragon Press, PCC Inscape, Pindeldyboz, Ramingo!, Rust Belt Press, Rusty Truck, Salt & Syntax, SmokeLong Quarterly, Under The...

Prose Poetry collection by Allison A. deFreese. Based in the Pacific Northwest, Allison deFreese coordinates multi-language literary translation workshops for the Oregon Society of Translators and Interpreters. Her work appears in Fireweed: Poetry of Oregon, Hunger Mountain, La Piccioletta Barca, Plainsongs, and Waxwing. Her chapbook Nurdles and Other Poems is forthcoming late 2022. From the very first line of these collected prose poems, Al...

About Time: Poetry Collection by Julie Benesh. About Time is on time! Benesh is superb in her wisdoms and whimsies, here is an intellect that never interferes with her sense of discovery and joy. -Major Jackson, author of The Absurd Man Julie Benesh is a sly thinker ... Her poems playfully sift through multiple layers of love and loss, longing and regret, like stops on a zany amusement park ride. And whether she conjures a 'Tunnel of ...

Nadine Klassen (she/her) is a German poet, living in her cozy hometown with her boyfriend and their dog. Her work focuses on mental health, trauma, relationships and identity. It has been published by Wild Roof Journal, Gnashing Teeth Publishing, Anti-Heroin Chic and others. She likes to write the occasional song on her guitar that's been missing a string for the better half of a year, practice drawing, or crochet sweaters with puffy sleeves. ...

High Shelf is a monthly collection of poetry, art, photography, and satire from around the world, collected and curated in Portland, Oregon. High Shelf XXVIII (March 2021) contains 90+ pages of world-class poetry, art, photography, and satire. High Shelf XXVIII showcases 22 Artists/Authors from Carnation, WATucson, AZDenver, CONoblesville, INWindham, MEBoston, MASomerville, MANorth Branford, CTKerhonkson, NYNew York, NYBrooklyn, NYHampton, NJB...

A monthly collection of poetry, art, photography, and satire. High Shelf Issue VII (June 2019).50 pages of poetry, art, photography, and satire. Works collected from artists and writers from across America and beyond.

Something To Cry About. Poetry by Robert T. Krantz. 19 poems in 30 pages. There is such eternal longing in these poems of Robert Krantz. A series of gorgeously rendered, honest laments about the world and our place in it. Pleas for acceptance, for forgiveness, for just one moment of seeing without the blinders on, with a clearer vision. The world is composed of both darkness and light, and we are no different. Bloodied knuckles and skinless mi...

An anthology of Ars Poetica poems. Various voices from various continents share with us the experience of writing and reading poetry through poetry. 32 poets from across America and beyond share their unique take on the Ars Poetica to form a unified voice of what the poetic experience is like from the poets themselves.