The Refugee by Julie Christine Johnson
…form, here Julie Christine Johnson Artist Statement: Julie Christine Johnson’s work appeared in several journals, including Emerge Literary Journal; Mud Season Review; Cirque: A Literary Journal of the…
Snatch by Christine Wade
…Then you have to let go. ____________________ Share your response to this work, in any form, here Christine Wade Artist Statement: Christine Wade is a researcher and…
She Shall Soon Find a Way by Julie Babcock
…to this work, in any form, here Julie Babcock Artist Statement: Julie Babcock is an only parent who was born and raised in the Midwest. She is the…
Woman Finds Her Face by Lois Marie Harrod
“Woman Finds Her Face” by Lois Marie Harrod when she unfolds the tablecloth and then the stains of her bones, scapula, radius, pelvis, and she realizes she has…
Like a Maelstrom with a Notch by Lois Marie Harrod
… Lois Marie Harrod Artist Statement: Lois Marie Harrod’s most recent collection Nightmares of the Minor Poet appears in June from Five Oaks. Her chapbook And She Took the Heart…
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