Poem by Pijush Kanti Deb
Photography by TJ Edson.
Two Poems by Robert Bartusch
Photography by TJ Edson.
Poem by J. Lewis Fleming
Artwork by TJ Edson.
Poem by Amitabh Vikram Dwivedi
Photography by TJ Edson.
Poem by Bruce Wise
Artwork by TJ Edson.
Poem by Karen Skolfield
Photography by TJ Edson.
Poem by Janelle Rainer
Artwork by TJ Edson.
Poem by Jake Tringali
Photography by TJ Edson.
Poem by Alex Wuorio
Photography by TJ Edson.
Poem by Patricia Walsh
Photography by TJ Edson.
Poem by Michael Koenig
Photography by TJ Edson.
Poem by Eileen Hugo
Artwork by TJ Edson
Poem by J. Barrett Wolf
Photography by TJ Edson.
Poem by David Ratcliffe
Artwork by TJ Edson.
Poem by Milind Padki
Art by TJ Edson
Two Poems by Ag Synclair
she said never use gossamer in a poem and while it isn’t likely that I ever would I have used mottled and oleander words I’m sure she’d deem equally offensive, [...]
Three Poems by Stephanie Kaylor
proximities her anatomy expels the foreseeable follower against its surplus translating itself, an hourglass sandgrain perspective arrested, air-shackled & tried to flesh the qualitative particle passion vibrating as the emergent [...]
Poem by Charles Cicirella
Pulverized There is a taste in the back of my throat. Consonants and vowels mixed up like gravel and cement. Reaching for something I may not obtain in this lifetime. [...]
Poem by Bruce Wise
V's for Varoufakis: a Doobie-Doobie-Do, YouTube Beaut by Acwiles Berude and Ewald E. Eisbruc Jan Böhmermann is at the mike in his gray suit and tie. He sings out Wir [...]
Poem by Zvi A. Sesling
Web Hawk In the dark the computer lights her face like a death pall Her eyes glow like a demon stove Lips form the smile of the mad Teeth reflect [...]
Three Poems by John Lowther
For all I know my life could hinge at this moment, with these very words. Coca Cola needs alcohol, Pepsi tastes good by itself. It's not where you take things [...]
Poem by Zvi A. Sesling
In Memoriam Leonard Nimoy Pointed ears, no emotion you were beyond bi-racial a bi-planetary man with powers of superheroes even able to return like Lazarus from the dead but now [...]
Poem by Jean-Michel A. Hatton
the danseuse (Degas). She whirls! the ballerina, alight & thin as a bird's song disrobed from its sound. The ballerina, she twirls the air around her fingers in ribbons of [...]
Poem by George Guida
The Coach’s Last Day Look at me. Listen. You were never any good. I saw it right away. The way you shuffled your feet and your eyes drifted nowhere. What [...]
Flash Fiction by Kerry E.B. Black
Like Adonis Lee folded the paper and decorated. Lace formed a heart, glitter a lightning bolt. He labored over the words, pausing to consider their impact. Ink scrawled across the [...]