Jeremy Boyce lives in the south of France, working in a variety of fields including French – English translation/re-writing, authoring three instruction books about Kitesurfing and Power Kiting, in addition to many years of experience writing copy for press promo, marketing and sales in the music, leisure sports and tourism industries. More recently he’s ventured into creative work, some flash fiction singles and series, short stories, concrete poetry… Don’t try following him on social media, he’s not there ! Just read his stuff where you find it, starting right here, right now.   Can I get you anything ? The … Continue reading Jeremy Boyce

Pediatrician Kelley White has worked in Philadelphia and New Hampshire. Poems have appeared in Exquisite Corpse, Rattle and JAMA. Her most recent chapbook is A Field Guide to Northern Tattoos (Main Street Rag Press.) Recipient of 2008 Pennsylvania Council on the Arts grant she is Poet in Residence at Drexel’s Medical School. Her newest collection, NO. HOPE STREET, was recently published by Kelsay Books. I don’t crack nuts. After you left amazon delivered twelve pairs of jockey shorts and a nutcracker. Now what am I supposed to do with these? I saw you you were, as my mother would say, … Continue reading Kelley White

Edward Michael Supranowicz is the grandson of Irish and Russian/Ukrainian immigrants. He grew up on a small farm in Appalachia.  He has a grad background in painting and printmaking. Some of his artwork has recently or will soon appear in Fish Food, Streetlight, Another Chicago Magazine, The Door Is A Jar, The Phoenix, and The Harvard Advocate. Edward is also a published poet who has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize multiple times. Continue reading Edward Michael Supranowicz

Alan Catlin has several new books in the works including a long series of noir movie poems concluding with three chapbooks in one book under the title Exterminating Angels from Kelsay for mid-year 2022. he also has two chapbooks coming soon as well: Satan’s Kiss from Gutter Snob ad Dream Rider from Orchard Street Press. Hangover Requiem Broken voices speaking of black leather jackets and motorcycle boots, twisted heavy metal, vehicles undone, all the ess curves taken at too high a speed, rain slickened and oil stained, all the un- controllable black ice skids that always end against unforgiving stone … Continue reading Alan Catlin

Robert Paul Allen  lives on a lake near the coast of Maine. He is surrounded daily by the state’s rugged beauty. He worked  in the medical field in patient care and has seen the gamut of human trials and tribulations. The human condition inspires much of his poetry. He has been a serious poet for the past five years and has published 46 poems. His first chapbook, Between the Panes has just been published. He believes he still has something to say. Off Course When my young boys ran into the house shouting, “There’s a horse in the back yard”!!!, … Continue reading Robert Allen

Gabriella Balcom lives in Texas with her family, works full-time in the mental health field, and has loved reading and writing her entire life. She writes fantasy, horror, sci-fi, romance, literary fiction, children’s stories, and more, and loves great stories, forests, mountains, and back roads. She has a weakness for lasagna, garlic bread, tacos, cheese, and chocolate, and adores Chinese, Italian, and Mexican food. Gabriella has had 444 works accepted for publication, and won the right to have a novel published by Clarendon House Publications when one of her short stories was voted best in an anthology. Her book, On … Continue reading Gabriella Balcom

Christian Ward is a UK-based poet with recent poetry in Acumen, Dreich, Dream Catcher, Dodging the Rain and Canary. He was longlisted for the 2023 Aurora Prize for Writing, shortlisted for the 2023 Ironbridge Poetry Competition and 2023 Aesthetica Creative Writing Award, and won the 2023 Cathalbui Poetry Competition. Lymphoma As Minotaur  The disease built a mazefrom the overactive lymph nodes. Sent redblood cells, innocentas Athenians, to die.At the centre, a tumour on my spine: hornswhite like rage, breathhotter than the underworld.A creature struggling to reconcile its ledger:human or bull?Chemo, bold like Theseus,offered no parlay. The sting of the bladestill … Continue reading Christian Ward

Laura Stamps is a poet and novelist and the author of over 60 books. Most recently: THE GOOD DOG (Prolific Pulse Press, 2023), ADDICTED TO DOG MAGAZINES (Impspired, 2023), and MY FRIEND TELLS ME SHE WANTS A DOG (Kittyfeather Press, 2023). She is the recipient of a Pulitzer Prize nomination and 7 Pushcart Prize nominations.   Adult Supervision Haiku At Petco I see discount coupons for Hazel’s food. Grab some. Grab more. Bought Hazel a cute raincoat and hat. Pink. Does she like it? Of course not. That adorable dog figurine on Etsy. Vintage. Bought it. Score! Shopping is my … Continue reading Laura Stamps

Tobi Alfier is published nationally and internationally. Credits include War, Literature and the Arts, The American Journal of Poetry, KGB Bar Lit Mag, Washington Square Review, Cholla Needles, James Dickey Review, Gargoyle, Permafrost, Arkansas Review, Anti-Heroin Chic, and others.  She is co-editor of San Pedro River Review (www.bluehorsepress.com). Friday Night at The Executive Suite Bar Even in the long pauses between drinks she never spoke of home, just stared at her face in the mirror over the bar and wondered why this was called Happy Hour. Mostly full of businessmen exhausted from a week of selling nothing, so tired their … Continue reading Tobi Alfier

Andrew Scott is a native of Fredericton, NB. During his time as an active poet, Andrew Scott has taken the time to speak in front of classrooms, judge poetry competitions, and have over 200 hundred writings published worldwide in such publications as The Art of Being Human, Battered Shadows and The Broken Ones. Andrew Scott has published multiple poetry books, Snake with A Flower, The Phoenix Has Risen, The Path, The Storm Is Coming, Whispers of the Calm, Searching and Letter To You, a novella, Redemption Avenue anda book of photography, Through My Eyes. A Walk Through Time is Andrew Scott’s second book of photography To contact Andrew, … Continue reading Andrew Scott