I’m worried about you by Angela Carrano
Angela Carrano lives in Sag Harbor, New York. She recently graduated from Roger Williams University with a degree in Political Science.
Continue readingNocturne by Sheila Luna
Sheila Luna studied poetry and nonfiction writing at Arizona State University. Her work has appeared in Sotto Voce Magazine and she is currently writing a memoir
Continue readingThe Nephew Nature Trail by Marianne MacRae
A cartoonish stop,
your magpie eye caught
Emotions in Exile by Shailendra Chauhan
Shailendra Chauhan (b 1954) is a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering
Continue readingIt Gets Late Before It Gets Dark by Whitney Walters
I wait for the rain.
Continue readingAubade by Molly Kirschner
Molly Kirschner is a rising sophomore at Bennington College; she studies literature and drama. She is an avid poet, author, dramatist, and journalist, who has been published
Continue readingSausalito by Thomas Boyd
The talk this morning is about the weather
Continue readingVespertine by Lauren Payne
Lauren Payne is a Bay Area misfit transplant, originally from Los Angeles, CA. Her work has been published in various online literary journals as well as in print
Continue readingSizzle by Dawn Schout
Dawn Schout’s poetry has appeared in more than 30 publications, including Gloom Cupboard, Main Street Rag, Poetry Quarterly, Red River Review, and Tipton Poetry MORE…
Continue readingRocket by Pamela Riley
Pam Riley is a native New Yorker, who still misses the Big Apple. She likes to spend her free time going to the theatre, museums and traveling. She has been writing for years MORE…
Continue readinga calm clears the very air he breathes by Rohan Chhetri
Rohan Chhetri lives in Delhi. His poetry has been published in Eclectica, Rattle, 34th Parallel, Weyfarers, andThe Antigonish Review, among others. He works as an editor MORE…
Continue readingAt Plata del Mar by R. Joseph Capet
If whales could drop acid
before singing,
they would sing you?
Notes to the NTSB by Vicki Iorio
When the plane crashes
I land
Over Green Beans and Garlic by Janice Scully
Concentrate me, my love,
like a thick sauce.
Watch me trim and heat