To the Cats That Slink Out of Sight When I’m Walking in the Early Morning / Tom Large
Author: Editorial Staff
I Spent the Day in Armageddon / Emily Eddins
Emily Eddins’s poetry, creative nonfiction, and short fiction have appeared in publications such as After the Pause, Perceptions Magazine, Visitant Lit, and others. Her humorous essay collection, Altitude Adjustment, reached the Top Five in the Amazon Kindle Hot New Releases section for 90-minute short biographies. Emily’s career includes time spent as a speechwriter, a journalist, and an editor. She holds a BA from Vanderbilt University, an MA from Georgetown University, and has studied creative writing at both Georgetown and Stanford University. She lives in Northern California with her husband and three children. You can learn more about Emily at eddinswrites.com.
Formal Imitation / Mark Mitchell
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Dandelion / Leslie Schultz
The Owlet and the Turtle / Greg Sendi
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Time at the River / Mary McCarthy
Mary McCarthy is a retired Registered Nurse who has always been a writer. Her work has appeared in many anthologies and journals, most lately “The Plague Papers” edited by Robbi Nester, “The Ekphrastic World” edited by Lorette Luzajic, and the latest issue of Earth’s Daughters.
That December / Peggy Hammond
In Margherita’s Kingdom / Cate McGowan
Robert Nisbet / Two Poems
Robert Nisbet is a Welsh poet whose work appears regularly in Britain where he was shortlisted for the Wordsworth Trust Prize in 2017, and in the USA, where he has twice been shortlisted for the Pushcart Prize. He lives in Haverfordwest.
