Brett Abrahamsen
The author has sold fiction to the Sci Phi Journal, Creepy Podcast, and Purple Wall Stories. He resides in Saratoga Springs, NY, and has written a number of odd, pessimistic, and unappreciated philosophical essays
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The poets published in Three Line Poetry, listed A to Z with the issues where their work appears.
1304 poets
The author has sold fiction to the Sci Phi Journal, Creepy Podcast, and Purple Wall Stories. He resides in Saratoga Springs, NY, and has written a number of odd, pessimistic, and unappreciated philosophical essays
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Appears in: Issue 18
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 12
An Indian soul.
Zach Agnew is a Canadian writer that has spent his life being inspired by the rhythm of the world around him. He was born in the fall of 1987 and has called Calgary home since. The majority of his adult life has been spent working in a bookstore, surrounded by the books that continue to inspire him. Currently he is attending the University of Calgary, where he is working towards finishing up his Bachelor of Arts in History. To find more of his work please visit: www.zagthepoet.com
Appears in: Issue 31, Issue 32, Issue 35, Issue 36, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 50, Issue 52, Issue 53
Thanks for the read.
Regards,
Ed Ahern
Appears in: Issue 59
Sarah Ahm is from somewhere she likes to forget and is going somewhere she likes to be. She is breathing in Canada for now.
Appears in: Issue 2
Sarah E. Alderman is not an established poet. She is in fact an anti-established poet, writer, and artist. She writes because she reads and reads because she writes. She believes in vicious cycles and full circles. She gets her inspiration from music, books, the world around her and her own sometimes painful, sometimes beautiful life. You can find her works in Negative Suck, Dark Chaos, Shred the Safe House, Gutter Eloquence, Flash Fiction World, and Short, Fast, and Deadly.
Biography coming soon.
Tobi Alfier is a multiple Pushcart nominee and a Best of the Net nominee. Current chapbooks are “The Coincidence of Castles” from Glass Lyre Press, and “Romance and Rust” from Blue Horse Press. “Down Anstruther Way” is forthcoming from FutureCycle Press. She is co-editor of San Pedro River Review (www.bluehorsepress.com).
Thank you very much for your time and consideration.
S
Appears in: Issue 40
Joshua C. Allen is a poet and singer and songwriter with a passion for gardening, ecological sustainability, and lucid dreaming. He also plays the didgeridoo. Joshua lives and works in his hometown of Kokomo, Indiana.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
Jacob Allgeier is currently studying at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida for a B.A. in Creative Writing and a B.A. in Literature. His work appears in Six Sentences.
Appears in: Issue 5
Inspiration for the poem comes from reading Blessing by Imtiaz Dharker
Appears in: Issue 33
Freelance Writer & Editor. Nature Lover. Currently the editor at Jalmurra. @KateAlsbury on Twitter.
Appears in: Issue 42
I am a 21-year old 3rd year medical student from Pakistan. I juggle between poetry and medicine and aspire to become a vet someday, although I am quite proficient in my aim to publish a poetry anthology soon. I have been writing articles and essays at a very young age but poetry writing started for me at 19. My poem ‘Jar of Smiles’ is going to be published in the e-magazine Poetry Pacific on 5th August, 2014. I have had work published in The Screech Owl as well.
I can be contacted by email; [email protected] and also by phone: 92-21-34973641.
Appears in: Issue 29
Por supuesto.
Brian is a Puerto-Haitian Bronxite writer and occasional opera singer. His work is featured and/or forthcoming in Thimble, FERAL, Trouvaille, Cajun Mutt, and Ekphrastic, among others. He holds a BA in Creative Writing from Susquehanna University. https://brianalvarado.com/writing
Appears in: Issue 58
Mike Alvarez is an MFA candidate in the Creative Writing program at Goddard College. He is primarily a nonfiction writer, but occasionally dabbles in other genres.
Appears in: Issue 19
Natalli attends Syracuse University where she studies Sociology and Public Relations. She enjoys photography, guitar, and creative writing. Currently she is aspiring to publish more of her poetry. Twitter: nal_amato
Appears in: Issue 43
Biography coming soon.
Mike Ambrose is an Aerospace Executive who started writing poetry in his late 40s. He has found that poetry provides a balance and perspective that has opened up a whole new way to see the world. Thank you, Wallace Stevens and Robert Frost. His poetry has been published in over 30 publications including Grey Sparrow Journal, Westward Quarterly, and The Boston Literary Magazine. In 2017, his first book was published, entitled And on the Fourth Day, A Christian Story.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 43
Biography coming soon.
Amy Anderson earned her Masters in English with a Concentration in Creative Writing through the University of Michigan-Flint in 2012. She has had poetry published in Qua through the University of Michigan-Flint and in The Central Review through Central Michigan University. She teaches Creative Writing and Advanced Placement Literature & Composition in Lapeer, Michigan.
Appears in: Issue 19
Fragments of C.B. Anderson can be found on any systematic google search.
Colleen Anderson has had over 170 poems published in such venues as Grievous Angel, Polu Texni, The Future Fire, HWA Poetry Showcase and many others. She is a member of HWA and SFPA and a Canada Council grant recipient for writing. She has performed her work before audiences in the US, UK and Canada and has placed in the Balticon, Rannu, Crucible and Wax poetry competitions. Colleen has also edited several anthologies and will be a guest of honor at the Creative Ink Festival. www.colleenanderson.wordpress.com
Appears in: Issue 59
Duane currently lives in La Vista, NE, and volunteers with the American Red Cross as a Donor Ambassador on their blood drives. He has had poems published in Lunch, Touchstone, Fine Lines, The Ibis Head Review, Carcinogenic Poetry, Wilderness House Literary Review, Indiana Voice Journal and several other publications.
Appears in: Issue 49, Issue 52, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 59, Issue 60
Debbi Antebi has work published in Apollo’s Lyre and Short, Fast, and Deadly, among others. She lives in Istanbul, Turkey. Visit her @debbisland.
Appears in: Issue 2, Issue 3, Issue 4, Issue 5, Issue 6, Issue 7, Issue 9, Issue 10, Issue 13, Issue 15, Issue 16, Issue 17, Issue 18, Issue 19, Issue 20, Issue 23, Issue 24, Issue 31
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 56
Billy Antonio is a public school teacher in the Philippines. He has published poems and fiction in Tincture Journal, Anak Sastra, Red River Review, Rose Red Review, Asahi Haikuist Network, Mainichi Daily News, Philippines Free Press, Philippines Graphic among others.
Appears in: Issue 29
Amanda Ardieta is a practicing psychologist with a penchant for words. She received honorable mention in Ruminate's William Van Dyke Short Story Contest for her work "A Mother's Legacy," and some of her poems and short stories have been published by Three Line Poetry, Haiku Journal, Poetry Quarterly, and The Blotter Magazine. She resides in North Carolina with her husband, two sons, and a bearded dragon named Flint.
The feeling that your past will haunt your future. Embarrassment, and discouragement is a big theme here.
Appears in: Issue 34
Judith Coe Arner
Appears in: Issue 5
Manoj Arora - poet. I write (in decreasing order of word-count) screenplays, short stories, flash fiction, poems and haiku. My work on Medium/ Instagram: @themanojarora
Appears in: Issue 56
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 29
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Laura Atkinson has published work in Shot Glass Journal, among other places.
Appears in: Issue 30
All poems were written on my daily commute home on Sacramento RT light rail trains.
Appears in: Issue 33
Gavin Austin lives in Sydney, Australia and writes fiction, free verse and Japanese-form poetry. His work has been published in many Australian journals and anthologies, been broadcast on Australian Community Radio, and has been successful in numerous writing competitions. Gavin's writing has also appeared in literary publications in NZ, the USA and the UK. Gavin was the featured poet in the January 2016 edition of cattails. His poetry collection (short and long poetry) titled Shadow Play was published in 2010. He is currently at work on a new collection.
Appears in: Issue 33
Jaya Avendel is a word witch from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, passionate about life where it intersects with writing and the dreamscapes lost in between. Diversely published online and in print, she writes shares poetry, prose, and writing tips at www.ninchronicles.com
Appears in: Issue 57
Nanette L. Avery grew up on St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; a small island in the Lesser Antilles. Her poetry, literary works, and books are available to read and peruse at your leisure via the internet… or take a fork in the road directly to www.nanetteavery.com or to her blog at http://bloggingeinstein.wordpress.com.
Appears in: Issue 21
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 31
Peggy Aylsworth is a retired psychotherapist, living in Santa
Monica, CA. Her poetry has appeared in numerous literary journals and anthologies throughout the U.S. and abroad, including Beloit Poetry Journal, The MacGuffin, Poetry
Salzburg Review, Poetry Kanto, recently in The Wallace Stevens Journal. Her work has been nominated for the
Pushcart Prize.
Appears in: Issue 42
Tiffany Babb is a Los Angeles based poet. She likes to think about comic books, spies, and her impending doom.
Appears in: Issue 38
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 8
Dear Editors,
I like your use of white space and hope this poem can find a home with you. My work has appeared in Blood Orange Review, 2River Review, and Literary Mama among many others. I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Debby Bacharach
Appears in: Issue 23
Bill Backstrom is a nighttime writer residing in Minnesota with his family. Poetry is a new fascination.
Appears in: Issue 11
My haiku have been accepted in Blithe Spirit, bottle rockets, Famous Reporter, frogpond, Haiku Canada Review, Haiku Pix, Haiku Presence, Magnapoets, and Mariposa. Poems in other styles have been accepted in Poetry East, Quiddity, REAL, South Carolina Review, and many other journals.
Appears in: Issue 1
Alexandra Baker writes fiction and poetry. One of her short stories will be published in the 2013 Daily Flash Anthology.
Appears in: Issue 17
Stewart C Baker is an academic librarian, haikuist, and speculative fiction writer. He was born in England, has spent time in South Carolina, Japan, and California, and now lives in western Oregon with his family—although if anyone asks, he’ll say he’s from the Internet. His website is http://infomancy.net/
Appears in: Issue 27
Biography coming soon.
KB Ballentine’s seventh collection, Edge of the Echo, launched 2021 with Iris Press. Published in North Dakota Quarterly, Atlanta Review and Haight-Ashbury Literary Journal, among others, her work also appears in anthologies including Pandemic Evolution (2021) and Carrying the Branch: Poets in Search of Peace (2017). Learn more at www.kbballentine.com.
Appears in: Issue 57
Devon Balwit wears many hats in Portland, Oregon. She would always rather be writing. You can find her longer poems in The Fog Machine, Birds Piled Loosely, Of(f) Course, The New Verse News, The Cape Rock, The Prick of the Spindle, 3 Elements, The Fem, drylandlit_press, Dying Dahlia Review, and Leveler.
Appears in: Issue 38
Matthew Banash was born and raised in Pennsylvania and has lived in the Carolinas for the past twenty-five years. He has an M.A. in English from Clemson University and writes poetry and short fiction as well as jazz reviews. His work has appeared in Poetry Quarterly, The Blue Nib, Micro Fiction Monday, Crack the Spine, Bridge Eight, Barren Magazine and Maryland Literary Review.
Appears in: Issue 55
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 44
Bartholomew Barker lives and works in Hillsborough, North Carolina. He posts other stuff to www.bartbarker.net.
Appears in: Issue 4
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 58
Hello Three Line Poetry,
My name is David-Matthew Barnes. For your review, I am submitting (in total) four three-lined poems, to be considered for publication in an upcoming issue. I thank you for your time and for considering my work. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
All Best, David-Matthew Barnes
[email protected]
Appears in: Issue 23
Brian Barnett is the author of the middle grade novellas Graveyard Scavenger Hunt and Chaos at the Carnival. He has over three hundred publishing credits in dozens of magazines and anthologies such as the Lovecraft eZine, Three Line Poetry, and Scifaikuest.
Appears in: Issue 6, Issue 11, Issue 20, Issue 21, Issue 22, Issue 23, Issue 40, Issue 49
I was born on Long Island, raised in New England, and have lived in Spain since 1991. Mostly a playwright, I also write poems. I've been teaching theater and writing at Saint Louis University's Madrid campus.
Appears in: Issue 48
I think anyone who does any sort of art or craft knows this feeling.
Appears in: Issue 17
Samuel Barnhart writes when he isn't washing vegetables or setting cookies ablaze purely by accident. He lives in South Florida.
Angelica is a teacher by trade and a writer by heart. She writes as her muses command and spends her free time with family and friends.
Appears in: Issue 23
Brandon Barrows lives by a big lake in Vermont with his wife and a pair of cats, writing comic books, prose and poetry. Over forty of his poems have been published, including chosen as featured poet in the February 2014 issue of Scifaikuest magazine.
Appears in: Issue 27
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 32
Giuseppe Bartoli is a Peruvian-Italian-American multilingual poet, writer, and photographer currently residing between Ica and Lima, Peru. An avid world-traveller, he has had the privilege to live in Scotland, England, Peru, Chile, Italy, France, Spain, USA, and Argentina. His most recent titles include: The Fifth Most Wanted Man [POETRY], Sinchi [NOVEL], and Los Usos Indebidos del Amor [POETRY]. While he debates on restarting his PhD in London, he is currently working on the publication of six additional works while managing a mine in the desert of Peru.
Appears in: Issue 52
Barry Basden lives in the Texas hill country. He edits Camroc Press Review and is coauthor of Crack! and Thump: With a Combat Infantry Officer in World War II. His shorter work has been published widely, both online and in print. His latest flash collection is Wince.
Appears in: Issue 34
Douglas Basford, formerly defiantly carless in Baltimore, is now baffledly truckful in Buffalo, where he teaches at SUNY-Buffalo. He co-edits the online journal Unsplendid and his work appears in Poetry, Ambit, Western Humanities Review, Anti-, The Texas Review, and other places.
Appears in: Issue 18
Haiku written in a Unitarian church during the first snow of the season a few winters ago in Vermont.
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 54
Judy Shepps Battle has been writing essays and poems long before retiring from being a psychotherapist and sociology professor. She is a New Jersey, USA resident, addictions specialist, consultant and freelance writer.
Her poems have been accepted in a variety of publications including Ascent Aspirations; Barnwood Press; Battered Suitcase; Caper Literary Journal; Epiphany Magazine; Joyful; Message in a Bottle Poetry Magazine; Raleigh Review; Rusty Truck; Short, Fast and Deadly; the Tishman Review, and Wilderness House Literary Press.
Appears in: Issue 46
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 5
Alessandra Bava was born in Rome. She holds an MA in American Literature and manages her own translation agency. Her works have appeared and are forthcoming in several journals, such as elimae, Poetry Quarterly, The Anemone Sidecar, Zouch Magazine & Miscellany. She is currently writing the biography of a contemporary American poet. Her first poetry chapbook is due for publication in 2012.
Appears in: Issue 9
Judy composes her poetry and fiction from the comfort of the Pacific Northwest.
Appears in: Issue 21, Issue 22, Issue 24, Issue 27, Issue 30
Stephen Beattie born 1957 lives near Liverpool UK. His first collection, Treading The Helix, is published by Indigo Dreams Publishing.
Appears in: Issue 16
I'm an engineer by trade but inspired by those who master words.
Appears in: Issue 20
Brandon Beck is an attorney and adjunct professor of research and writing at the Texas Tech University School of Law. He has a B.A. in classics from the University of Texas at Austin, a master's degree in religion from Boston University, and a law degree from Texas Tech University School of Law. He typically writes on issues of law and criminal justice but he also enjoys writing essays, fiction, and poetry.
Appears in: Issue 37
this is titled: Love Haiku
Biography coming soon.
Guy Belleranti writes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, puzzles and humor for both adults and children. He’s been published in Woman’s World, Bards and Sages Quarterly, Liquid Imagination, Big Pulp, The Saturday Evening Post, Scifaikuest, Highlights for Children, Every Day Poets and many other places. His website is www.guybelleranti.com/
Appears in: Issue 26
Anja studied creative writing at Pacific Union. She writes poetry, short stories, and novels.
Appears in: Issue 41
Stefanie no comments
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
Ohio writer and artisan.
April Mae M. Berza is the author of Confession ng isang Bob Ong Fan (Flipside, 2014) and Berso de Berza (Charging Ram, 2012.) She is the associate editor of Bukambibig PH. Her poems and short stories appeared in numerous publications in the America, France, Canada, Belgium, Romania, India, Japan, Great Britain, and the Philippines. Her poems are translated in Crimean Tatar and Filipino. Some of her poems are published in Liwayway, Belleville Park Pages, Haiku Journal, The Siren, Poetica, Three Line Poetry, Calliope, Maganda, Metric Conversions, Ani, The Manila Times, Letters to my Bully, Remembering Rizal, Voices from the Diaspora, Madswirl, The Stardust Gazette, The Riveter Review, Asahi Haikuist Network, Contemporary Verse 2, and elsewhere. She used to work as the associate editor of Toe Good Poetry. Her poem "E-Martial Law" was broadcast on IndoPacific Radio on KPFA 94.1FM/kpfa.org. She is a member of Poetic Genius Society. Her two haiku entries were featured in the 9th Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum English Haiku Contest Selected Haiku Submissions Collection, July 2017. She received an Honorable Mention in the 19th HIA Haiku Contest. She lives in Taguig, Philippines.
Hello, editor!
Appears in: Issue 52
Robert Beveridge lives
in Northeast Ohio, makes
noise, writes poems.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 47
This was once published at Pure Haiku, an online haiku blog run by Freya Pickard.
Appears in: Issue 26
Aisha Bhoori is an overworked student who has had pieces published in The Copperfield Review, Azizah, SuhaibWebb.com, and Three Line Poetry.
Appears in: Issue 17
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 5, Issue 13, Issue 18, Issue 20, Issue 22, Issue 25
Dear Editor,
I hope you will enjoy my latest haïku. I siwh you all the best in these harsh times.
Best Regards,
Emily Bilman
Appears in: Issue 50
He lives in France. He writes short poems and short fictions. In English his poems appeared in Blue Heron Review, Skylark, Chrysanthemum, Failed Haiku, Prune Juice, The Mainichi, Poetry Pea, Blueppeper, Cold Moon J, Modern Haiuk, Frogpond, Presence, Eucalypt, One-Sentence Poems... He has published thirty books.
Appears in: Issue 49
DOUGLAS BISHOP, having worked with students aged one to ninety, now teaches middle school in Lowell, Massachusetts. As a poet, he has performed from Glasgow to Guatemala, but now appears around Boston, bringing a literary sensibility to musical and multi-voiced poetry events.
Appears in: Issue 16
Walter Bjorkman is a poet, writer, photographer, editor and graphic designer living in the foothills of the Adirondacks. He has been published in many online and print journals.
Appears in: Issue 26
Connor Bjotvedt received his Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Spalding University. He was awarded the Charles E. Bull Creative Writing Scholarship for Poetry by Northern Arizona University where he received his Bachelor of Arts in English, Literature, and Creative Writing. Connor was a 2018 Pushcart Prize nominee and his work has appeared in Rain Taxi, the Santa Fe Literary Review, the Haiku Journal, Three Line Poetry, Straylight Literary Magazine, and The Wayfarer, among others. His first collection, A Contemporary Portrait of the Southwest, may be purchased from Unsolicited Press.
Appears in: Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 49, Issue 51, Issue 52, Issue 53
Biography coming soon.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
This poem is based on the Holocaust concentration camps.
Appears in: Issue 9
Heidi Griminger Blanke, Ph.D. (not in anything to do with writing) won her first writing contest at age ten. She is a frequent contributor to area magazines and has published numerous essays and poems. As a lark, she wrote a romance novel, Redesigning Love (pen name Lisa Gabrielle) and has another in the works. Blanke credits Women Writers Ink, a local critique group, with putting her on the path to publication. She lives with her husband in western Wisconsin.
Appears in: Issue 47
Bio
Wendy E. Blankenship completed her MFA in Creative Writing through Naropa University. She is the co-author of Along the Black. Her work has appeared in Not Enough Night, Sugar House Review, Bed, and Transmission. She writes and teaches in Salt Lake City.
Appears in: Issue 6
The name of the poem is
Could’ve, Should’ve
Appears in: Issue 2
A small winter scene framed by a December day
Appears in: Issue 60
After receiving her Master's and doctoral degrees in English from The University of Chicago, Ann Boaden returned to teach literature and creative writing at her undergraduate college, Augustana (Illinois). Her work appears and/or is forthcoming in ANOTHER CHICAGO MAGAZINE, BIG MUDDY, GINGERBREAD TREE, GINOSKO, INK BABIES, LITBREAK, THE PENWOOD REVIEW, PERSIMMON TREE, SHARE, SOUTH DAKOTA REVIEW, TIPTON POETRY JOURNAL, and THE WINDHOVER, among others including THREE LINE POETRY.
Appears in: Issue 57
Susi Bocks, writer/author/poet, has self-published two books - Feeling Human and Every Day I Pause. She is the Editor of The Short of It which recently produced its first anthology - The Sound of Brilliance. Bocks' has works published in the anthologies Through The Looking Glass - Reflecting on Madness and Chaos Within, As The World Burns, SMITTEN: This Is What Love Looks Like: Poetry by Women for Women and in VitaBrevis, Spillwords, Literary Yard, and other literary magazines. She was a Pushcart Prize Nominee in 2021. You can find her work at IWriteHer.com or follow on Twitter or Facebook.
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Aida Bode is an Albanian poet and writer, whose works have been published online and in print. Visit her website www.aidabode.com for her extensive publications. Aida is a Pushcart Nominee.
Appears in: Issue 32
Rose Mary Boehm is a German-born British national living and writing in Lima, Peru. Her poetry has been published widely in mostly US poetry reviews (online and print). She was twice nominated for a Pushcart. Her fifth poetry collection, DO OCEANS HAVE UNDERWATER BORDERS, has just been snapped up by Kelsay Books for publication May/June 2022. https://www.rose-mary-boehm-poet.com/
Ádám Bogár (b. 1984) holds an MA in English from Károli Gáspár University, Budapest, Hungary, and is a member of the Kurt Vonnegut Society. His poems has appeared (or are forthcoming) in MUSE, NapÚt, Scifaikuest, FreeXpresSion, cho, and Taj Mahal Review, among others.
Appears in: Issue 9
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 33
Randy Boone
[email protected]
Randy Boone resides in the pastoral beauty of Kunkletown, Pennsylvania. He can usually be found lurking about thrift stores, coffee shops or the great outdoors. His recent publications include poems in Long Story Short, Down in the Dirt, The Penwood Review, Time of Singing, Spout, Shemom, and Glimpse.
Lea Booth is a visual artist and poet born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina currently residing in the mountains of her home state. Reliance on individual vision and technique, her work varies in detail, media, and subject matter. Her paintings and photography have been exhibited in local and regional galleries, cafes, and businesses and published in literary journals. She currently has an international web presence via http://leasartwork.artistwebsites.com/galleries.html. Her poetry has evolved over 30 years into primarily Haiku and Tanka forms. She, however, occasionally reverts to longer, free form poetry but only if what needs to be said requires doing so.
Matthew Borczon is a nurse and Navy Sailor from Erie, Pa. He has published five books of poetry, A Clock of Human bones through the Yellow Chair Review Press. Battle Lines through Epic Rites, Ghost Train through Weasel press. Sleepless nights and ghost soldiers through Grey Boarders, and Capp Road through Nixes Mate press. His next book the smallest coffins are the heaviest will come out through Epic Rites this Fall. He is a father of 4 kids and works a lot of jobs to feed them. He still manages to find time to write.
Appears in: Issue 47
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 47
Sandra Bounds is a member of the Mississippi Poetry Society and has won many places in their 2 annual sets of contests. She has been published in DEEP SOUTH MAGAZINE, GULF COAST ARTS, HAIKU JOURNAL, LUTHERAN DIGEST, THE ROAD NOT TAKEN, and many other journals including FREE EXPRESSION, an Australian literary journal, and PENNINE INK. an English magazine. Sandra has received 3 nominations for Pushcart Prizes in poetry. She has also been named for
the second time as the Mississippi Poetry Society's Poet of the Year. To honor that selection, MPS has published a chapbook of her poetry, FROM THE HEART OF THE DEEP SOUTH. In 2014, her work appeared in a devotional book and in 2 gift books.
Appears in: Issue 23, Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 27, Issue 28, Issue 29, Issue 31, Issue 32
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 34
My contact information is: Address: 2802 E. Kelly Branch Rd., Bloomfield, IN 47424; Telephone; 520-661-3281; Email: [email protected].
Appears in: Issue 40
Bio: Japan-born Dean Bowman is a working designer, photographer and writer based in Denver, Colorado.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 9
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 4
Heather Brager is a mother, professional multi-tasker and life-long procrastinator. She is a lover of music, art and words, and arranges her perspective on life into the occasional poem or drawing. She has been published in a variety of online and print publications, including ETC with the Journal of Semantics, Deep Tissue Magazine, A Handful of Stones, Unlikely Stories and Heroin Love Stories. Some of the results of her restlessness can be found by visiting:
http://heatherbrager.blogspot.com/
http://msamericano.deviantart.com/
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 55
Craig Brandis is a singer-songwriter and is the author of the poetry chapbook Altitude. His poems have been published in the New Verse News, the Friends of William Stafford Newsletter and The Camel Saloon.
Appears in: Issue 30
My legal name is Jessica Pittman, but if accepted I would like to be published under the pen name Tessa Brant. This poem is a simultaneous submission. I will notify you immediately and withdraw it if it is accepted elsewhere. Thank you for your consideration.
Appears in: Issue 37
Biography coming soon.
Joshua Brewer recently won a poetry contest which published his poem on a bus where advertisements usually appear. He was Book Reviews Editor for Yemassee for two years, co-edited a number of Sargasso, and also edited something called Scivias, though he does not specialize publications with aberrant names.
Address until December 20, 2012:
Joshua Brewer
Care of Ryszard Szczeszak
ul. Traugutta 10m. 21
80-221 Gdansk, POLAND
Hopefully, I’ll remain phoneless for a while.
After January 4, 2012:
Joshua Brewer
Lake Holiday
3270 W. Wellington Blvd.
Crawfordsville, IN 47933
American phone (after Jan. 4, 2013)
765-866-8089
E-mail: [email protected]
Appears in: Issue 17
Biography coming soon.
Hillel Broder is a doctoral student of English (CUNY Graduate Center) and a high school teacher of English (Bronx, NY)
Appears in: Issue 26
Clifford Browder is a writer living in New York City. He has published two biographies, a novel, and an award-winning selection of posts from his blog, "No Place for Normal: New York." His poetry has appeared in Heliotrope, Runes, The Same, Pivot, Snake Nation Review, Nimrod, and elsewhere.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 19
Heather A. Brown is a student, writer, and mother who lives nestled among the majestic Wasatch mountains.
Appears in: Issue 36
Jamie Brown: MFA American University. Books: Freeholder and Other Poems, Conventional Heresies, Sakura: A Cycle of Haiku (Best Book of Verse 2013, Delaware Press Association), and The Delaware Bay: Poems (Best Chapbook of Verse 2020 by DPA). His fiction, non-fiction and poetry have been widely published. He is an award-winning playwright (Best Play, 2007, Southern Delaware One-Act Play Festival). Formerly Editor for several literary magazines, he founded The Broadkill Review and Broadkill Publishing Associates, LLC, which publishes chapbooks as The Broadkill Press, and full-length books as The Broadkill River Press.
Appears in: Issue 56
Laura Del Col Brown's poetry and prose have appeared in publications including Crannóg, Maudlin House, Poor Yorick Journal and the DSCH Journal. She is originally from West Virginia and now lives in London, where she works for a bat conservation charity. More of her work can be found at lauradelcolbrown.com.
Appears in: Issue 46
Mandy Brown (she/her) is a queer Central Texas poet, a 2019 Poetry Half-Marathon winner, and the 2013 recipient of A Room of Her Own Foundation's Tillie Olsen Fellowship. Her poetry has been published in Vine Leaves Literary Journal, Extract(s), Eunoia Review, and more. Mandy currently teaches at an alternative school for high-risk students and loves it! Read more at mandyalyssbrown.weebly.com.
Rebecca L. Brown is a British writer. She specialises in horror, SF, humour, surreal and experimental fiction, although her writing often wanders off into other genres and gets horribly lost. Rebecca has written regular columns for publications including New Old Traditions, Butnu.co.uk and Zombie Command. She currently edits the Pagan Friends Webzine. For updates and examples of Rebecca’s work, visit her Twitter page @rlbrownwriter or her blog Bewildering Circumstances ( http://bewilderingcircumstances.blogspot.com/ )
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 36
I am a poet and a painter of days, numbering. I thrive with-in the shadows. Abstract by design.
Appears in: Issue 23
Here you go!
Heather M. Browne is a faith-based psychotherapist and recently emerged poet, published in the Orange Room, Boston Literary Review, Page & Spine, Eunoia Review, Poetry Quarterly, The Poetry Bus, Red Fez, The Muse, An International Journal of Poetry, Deep Water Literary Journal, Electric Windmill, Maelstrom, mad swirl, and Dual Coast. Her first chapbook, We Look for Magic and Feed the Hungry has been published by MCI. She just won the Nantucket Poetry Competition. She has been married 20 years to her love, has 2 amazing teens, and can be found frolicking in the waves. Follow her: www.thehealedheart.net
Appears in: Issue 27
Ingrid Bruck is a poet/storyteller/retired library director. Her work has appeared in Howl of Sorrow: A Collection of Poems Inspired by Hurricane Sandy. She is a member of The International Women’s Writing Guild and a charter member of The Avocado Sisterhood.
I have been published by Inwood Indiana Press. My books St. Peter’s Monsters and Sawmill Boys are published by Brighid Editions. My work also appears in the anthology We All Live Downstream: Writings about Mountaintop Removal, as well as in numerous literary journals.
Appears in: Issue 39
Tanya Bryan is a Canadian writer with work published in Latchkey Tales, Feathertale Review, and Drunk Monkeys. She loves to travel, writing and drawing her experiences, which are often surreal and wonderful. She can be found @tanyabryan on Twitter.
Dedicated to the retired greyhounds of the world
Appears in: Issue 22
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 45
Thomas Buckley is currently working on a BFA in Creative Writing at Colby-Sawyer College in New Hampshire.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 35
Ryan Buresh writes in a smoking jacket. He is a perpetual noticer. He wants a Ph.D in Astro-physics but is currently settling on an MFA from California College of the Arts. His work has appeared in Autumn Letters and theAfterwords.
Appears in: Issue 13
this poem is titled "Miles Davis"
Appears in: Issue 26
William Burkholder
Is a Poet and Artist living in Detroit Michigan.
Appears in: Issue 22
Born in Pennsylvania, Eden Burnham is a writer of Cherokee, Welsh and German descent.
Appears in: Issue 8
Janet Butler lives in Alameda with Fulmi, a lovely Spaniel mix she rescued in central Italy.
Her passions are poetry, painting, Italy and dogs.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 32
Formerly had an account on here under a very similar name. Inspiring writer.
Appears in: Issue 41
First three line poem. Hope it is enjoyed.
Appears in: Issue 36
Transplanted Dubliner living in Westchester NY, retired, time at last to be carefree poet.
Appears in: Issue 59
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 52
Diane Cambern is nothing more than a thought that once made it as far as the floor of heaven before being thrown back down determined to finish itself.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
BIO: COLIN W. CAMPBELL. Writes short fiction and poetry in Sarawak on the tropical green island of Borneo and faraway in Yunnan in southwest China. www.campbell.my
Appears in: Issue 16, Issue 17, Issue 23, Issue 26, Issue 28, Issue 30, Issue 39, Issue 42, Issue 44
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 33
Elizabeth Campbell is an editor of the 2014 Suisun Valley Review. She has been published in a local newspaper. She is an English and Psychology major at Solano Community College. She works full time as an Innkeeper, is an avid birder, and enjoys basket weaving in her spare time. Her passion is working with women who have experienced childhood trauma.
Appears in: Issue 26
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 44
Poet and children's author. I love to make words sing. Not sing-songy. There's a difference. I have many poems published for children and adults.
Ashley Camphausen is a graduate from Montclair State University. She holds a Bachelors degree in English with a minor in creative writing. Currently residing in Pennslyvania, she works full time as a gymnastics coach. When she's not drinking coffee and writing, she can be found binge-watching series on Netflix and snuggling her cats, Chloe & Fiona.
Appears in: Issue 34
Patricia Campion lives and work in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. Her poetry and creative nonfiction have been published in The Sandhill Review.
Theresa Cancro writes poetry and prose. She has had dozens of poems published online and in print. Some of the publications that have featured her work include Stormcloud Poets Anthology 1 and 2, Kind of a Hurricane Press anthologies, Jellyfish Whispers, Napalm and Novocain, Kumquat Poetry, Three Line Poetry, Brass Bell, The Artistic Muse, Modern Haiku, The Heron's Nest, Ribbons, A Hundred Gourds, Shamrock, Chrysanthemum, Wild Plum, Cattails, Presence and Haibun Today, among many others.
Appears in: Issue 20, Issue 22, Issue 23, Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 26, Issue 31, Issue 32, Issue 33, Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 41
Michael Cantin has survived two wars and at least four seasons of Breaking Bad, so you know he means business. He delights in classical history, the magnificence of the sublimely mundane and the richly bizarre with equal measure. He grew up in Orange County, California and spent his early twenties in Europe seeking to find himself, where he quickly lost himself again. Now residing in Costa Mesa, he writes fitfully between bouts of madness and periods of lucid concern. He would love to buy you a drink sometime. He’s just that kind of guy.
Roberto Carcache Flores writes and does his best; sometimes anyways.
Appears in: Issue 35
Joseph Carfagno was born in Brooklyn but lives in Connecticut.
Appears in: Issue 2
Bob Carlton (www.bobcarlton3.weebly.com and on Twitter @bobcarlton3) lives and works in Leander, TX.
Appears in: Issue 36
Janet Rice Carnahan lives in Tahoe City, California, where the seasons and natural beauty invite writing in all its forms! Born on the northern California coast, she�s inspired by the coolness of water, majesty of mountains and enriching forests! A joy shared with her husband, adult children, grandson, family and friends. Janet�s published work includes a cover photo, caption and poems in an anthology, �Prompted: An International Collection of Poems�, December 2011. Recently her poems were published on a variety of web sites including, �Pyrokinection�, �Jellyfish Whispers�, �The Camel Saloon� and �The Mind[less] Muse.� Her work has also been included in several anthologies. On Janet\'s website, entitled Hear Earth Heart, she has four self-published poetry books.
Gerard M Caronna
Appears in: Issue 35
Laurence Carr is a writer of plays, fiction and poetry. His volume of fiction, Pancake Hollow Primer, was published by Codhill Press, who also published his micro-fiction book, The Wytheport Tales. He is the editor of Riverine: An Anthology of Hudson Valley Writers and the co-editor of WaterWrites: A Hudson River Anthology, also from Codhill. His fiction and poetry has been published throughout the U.S. including Home Planet News, Rockhurst Review, Out of Line, and For Enid With Love. Over 20 of his plays and theatre pieces have been produced in NYC, regionally and in Europe. He received a BFA from Ohio University and a Masters Degree from The Gallatin School of Individualized Study at NYU. He teaches Dramatic and Creative Writing at SUNY, New Paltz, NY. www.newpaltz.edu/larrycarr
Appears in: Issue 4
I publish under the pen name Jo Carroll. Thank you.
Appears in: Issue 50
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 57
Carol Casey lives in Blyth, Ontario, Canada. Her work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and has appeared in The Prairie Journal,The Anti-Langourous Project, Please See Me, Front Porch Review, Cypress, Vita Brevis, Blue Unicorn, Three Line Poems and others, including a number of anthologies, most recently, Rearing in the Rearview (Quillkeepers) and Byline Legacies (Cardigan Press).
Facebook: @ccaseypoetry; Twitter: @ccasey_carol; Webpage: https://learnforlifepotential.com/home-2/poetry/
Mary Casey is a poet who lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Her poetry has appeared in Everyday Poets and Pidgeon Holes online magazines.
Appears in: Issue 49
A firm foundation in family and tradition leads this artist to create collage and paintings that include many old family photos. Her love of poetry has led to new explorations of combining varied forms of poetry, including the Japanese forms of haiku and tanka, with mixed media art.
Appears in: Issue 8
Erin is a haiku poet who is semi-emotionally stable woman who finds nature intoxicating. She became devoted to the skill of haiku throughout voracious travels. Flawless inspiration strikes from the mundane to the absurd. She has been been published in the wonderful journals of 50Haikus, Three Line Poetry, Haiku Journal and ITO/EN The Art of Haiku,ChaNoKeburi, Incense Dreams Journal, Haikuniverse, WildPlum Haiku Journal among others. It is a lifestyle to open oneself up to the incredible voice of Mother Nature. Every sense is lit anew with each moment. The capturing of those moments is why she writes and studies the art of Haiku.
Appears in: Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 49
Susan Castillo Street is a Louisiana expatriate and academic who lives in the Sussex countryside. She is Harriet Beecher Stowe Professor Emeritus, King’s College, University of London, and has published two collections of poems, The Candlewoman's Trade (Diehard Press, 2003) and Abiding Chemistry, (Aldrich Press, 2015). Her poems have appeared in The Missing Slate, The Stare’s Nest, Ink Sweat & Tears, Nutshells and Nuggets, I Am Not a Silent Poet, Snakeskin, Literature Today, York Mix and other reviews. She is a member of three poetry groups: 52, Goat, and High Wealden Poets.
Appears in: Issue 34
Pamelyn Casto studies and writes flash fiction, poetry, haibun, and essays. Her feature-length articles on flash fiction have appeared in several issues of Writer’s Digest (and in their other publications), in The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Writing Flash Fiction, and in Books and Beyond: The Greenwood Encyclopedia of New American Reading. Currently she is a contributing writer at Fiction Southeast http://fictionsoutheast.org/
Appears in: Issue 35
Anna Cates’s poems have appeared in Acorn, Modern Haiku, Haiku Journal, Shamrock, Frogpond, Under the Basho, Cattails, Presence, Atlas Poetica, Ginyu, Asahi Haikuist Network, Ardea, Bamboo Hut, and other journals and magazines. She teaches graduate creative writing for Southern New Hampshire University online and maintains several other part time positions. She holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing and several other advanced degrees related to English studies. A nature lover and ailurophile, she resides in Wilmington, Ohio with her two cats, Freddie and Christine.
Appears in: Issue 32, Issue 33, Issue 35, Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 40, Issue 41, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 46
Bio
My writing has been a massage for my soul since I was a teenager. I suppose that the Hudson River has a lot to do with my craft, as I walk the river trails to form ideas and characters in my fictional works.
I am the author of The Pork Chop in the Window, (The Round House Press, 2014), Epiphany of Maturity, (Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors, Vol.3, Southeast Missouri State University Press, 2014), and have had both non-fiction and fiction included in WvW Anthology, Soul Garden Press, 2015, In Celebration of Sisters, Trisha Faye, 2017, In Celebration of Mothers, Trisha Faye, 2016, Mothers of Angels, 2019, Chicken Soup for the Soul: Believe in Miracles, 2020, What But the Music Anthology, Gelles-Cole, 2020
My page on FB is The Pork Chop in the Window where I periodically post a Vlog.
I am an active member of the Wallkill Valley Writers ( WvW) in New Paltz, NY, an affiliation of the Amherst Writers and Artists.
Appears in: Issue 56
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 35
Hii everyone! This is Souvik Chakraborty, from Kolkata, India. I am a Ceramic Engineer by profession. I have been writing poems since my childhood days, in both Bengali and English. My hobbies include reading books, listening to soft rock music and debating.
Jesus Chameleon is a published poet & haijin fr. the Mariana Islands, U.S.A.
Appears in: Issue 23, Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 28, Issue 31
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 27
Anna Chan writes full time, both fiction and non-fiction. She works with peer reviewed scholarly journals, to travel writing for an Arizona publication, to collaborating on a sci-fi / urban fantasy series. To learn more about her, visit www.writerannachan.org.
Appears in: Issue 34
Jon Chan is currently living in New England.
Appears in: Issue 9
Thank you for your consideration!
My name is Joseph Chatham. I was born August 17, 1988 in the small town of Tahlequah, Oklahoma. For the first five years of my life that was where I called home, living on the campus of Northeastern State University. After that we lived in several houses in Arizona until I was fifteen. During this time, I sporadically attended school but for the most part was homeschooled either by my parents or through mail correspondence courses taken from home. In January of my fifteenth year, my family relocated to Montana and I began to attend Great Falls High, which I left in 2005 to obtain my GED. in January of 2010, I returned to school at Chandler Gilbert Community College.
Appears in: Issue 5
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 44
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 31
I love poetry and continue to be inspired creatively. Writing has been a passion of mine, for a very long time.
Appears in: Issue 37, Issue 40, Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 55, Issue 56
Biography coming soon.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 26
Joyce Chong in an undergraduate student in Ontario, Canada. She mainly writes poetry, but occasionally delves into fiction. She has an upcoming poem in Corvus.
Born and raised in India, Ruchi now lives in Cleveland, Ohio, with her family. She is a bilingual writer and enjoys reading and writing Haiku, free verse, and non-fiction. Subscribing to poetry and literary newsletters, reading, and attending online poetry workshops and open mic is Ruchi's attempt to keep an academic link in her life thriving.
Appears in: Issue 56
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 7, Issue 17, Issue 18, Issue 19, Issue 20, Issue 21, Issue 22, Issue 23, Issue 25, Issue 26, Issue 28, Issue 31, Issue 32, Issue 33, Issue 39, Issue 42, Issue 56, Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 8
Born and raised in Washington, DC. Currently pursuing a post baccalaureate certificate with the University of California, Berkeley- Extension. Works at a non-profit organization, but constantly pursuing her passion for writing and publishing.
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 52
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 3, Issue 6, Issue 7, Issue 9, Issue 13, Issue 19
SIMON CLARKE lives and writes in Norfolk, United Kingdom. He enjoys writing poetry and fiction and has been published by Hedgehog Press, Black Hare Press, Fifty Word Stories and Breaking Rules Publishing. He regularly submits to UK and international publications and enjoys reading poetry at open mic events
Appears in: Issue 54
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 48
Cherese Cobb was raised in Maryville, Tenn. A graduate of Maryville College, she has a B.A. in psychology and art. A bibliophile, she considers herself a professional student, as she has an insatiable curiosity. When she's not writing for newspapers, blogs, or magazines, she splits her time between family, poetry, and cat-worship, and uses coffee to survive all three.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 43
Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Marybeth is currently living in Michigan. She holds a B.A. in Sociology and Criminal Justice and is a former U.S. Marine. She likes to read philosophy and poetry and writes poetry in her spare time.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 52
An Eastern Kentucky hillbilly, born and raised, Gayle Compton has worked as a coal miner, rural mail carrier, disc jockey, English instructor at National College of Business and office flunkey. His stories, poems and articles have appeared in Appalachian Heritage, Sow's Ear, Now and Then, New Southerner, Main Street Rag, Adelaide Literary Magazine, The Kentucky Anthology, and elsewhere. He lives with his wife Sharon in Pike County, Kentucky.
Brenna Conley is a freelance writer with an Honors degree in creative writing.
Appears in: Issue 21
Sue Ann Connaughton writes fiction and poetry. Recent work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Adroit Journal, Bete Noire; Fix It Broken; Twenty20 Journal; The Binnacle Seventh International Ultra-Short Competition anthology; Miriam’s Well; With Painted Words; Every Day Poets; On the Premises; South Boston Literary Gazette; Everyday Weirdness; American Tanka; and Modern English Tanka.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 39
I am a high school student whose works have previously appeared in Down In The Dirt and Postcard Shorts. I hope to major in Creative Writing at Colorado College.
This poem is haiku.
Appears in: Issue 7
Corey Cook is the author of three chapbooks: Rhododendron in a Time of War, What to Do with a Dying Parakeet, and Flock. His other three lined poems have appeared in The Aurorean, bear creek haiku, Brevities, A Handful of Stones, Lilliput Review, Red Poppy Review, and a previous issue of Three Line Poetry. Corey edits The Orange Room Review with his wife, Rachael. They live in Thetford Center, Vermont.
Zach Cooley is a student at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, majoring in Creative Writing and Japanese.
Appears in: Issue 25
Margaret Coombs, a poet and retired librarian, is a member of the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets. Her chapbook, The Joy of Their Holiness, was published by Kelsay press in 2020.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 47
Pamela A. Corbett is a teacher who lives in Bedford, NY. She enjoys the simplicity of paring down thoughts, and finding instances in life she can capture in three lines. She loves to read, sun bath, and bike along the horse farms in Bedford, the reservoirs of NY, as well as around Fire Island, a small island without cars, where she is inspired by the grace of nature. Her work has previously appeared in in Haiku Journal and Boston Literary Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 39
This is my first submission to three line poetry. I look forward to hearing from you.
I am 70 years old and have been writing poetry since I was 8 years old. I have just begun to try to get some of it published since I have retired from my "day job". I usually write much longer poetry, but wanted to try my hand at "Three Line Poetry" when I saw this on line. I truly hope they will be published and that they will inspire someone who reads them.
Appears in: Issue 34
My name is Dan Corjescu. I am a cheery phantom and a somnambulant citizen of a defunct empire. I love cherries and the sea.
Appears in: Issue 10, Issue 11, Issue 12, Issue 13, Issue 16, Issue 17, Issue 41
Closet Poet
Appears in: Issue 8
Suzanne Cottrell, an Ohio buckeye by birth, lives with her husband in rural Piedmont North Carolina. An outdoor enthusiast and retired teacher, she enjoys reading, writing, knitting, hiking, Pilates, and yoga. She loves nature and its sensory stimuli and particularly enjoys writing and experimenting with poetry and flash fiction. Her poetry has appeared in journals and anthologies including The Avocet, The Pangolin Review, Plum Tree Tavern, Three Line Poetry, Haiku Journal. Poetry Quarterly, and Burningword Literary Journal. She was the recipient of the 2017 Rebecca Lard Poetry Award, Prolific Press. She's the author of three poetry chapbooks: Gifts of the Seasons, Autumn and Winter; Gifts of the Seasons, Spring and Summer; and Scarred Resilience (Kelsay Books). https://suzanneswords.com
Appears in: Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 49, Issue 51, Issue 52, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 59
Brigid, the celtic goddess of spring.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 46
S.J. Crane is a physician and author from Coronado Island who spends her summers hiding from tourists. She is a contributing writer for the "A Room of Her Own" writer’s retreat, and is grateful it occurs in August. She’s been published in multiple medical journals, and has forthcoming publications in literary journals such as The Beechwood Review and Unbroken.
Appears in: Issue 32
Describing the beginning of a bush fire.
Linda M. Crate is a Pennsylvanian native born in Pittsburgh yet raised in the rural town of Conneautville. Her poetry, short stories, articles, and reviews have been published in a myriad of magazines both online and in print. Recently her two chapbooks A Mermaid Crashing Into Dawn (Fowlpox Press - June 2013) and Less Than A Man (The Camel Saloon - January 2014) were published. Her fantasy novel Blood & Magic was published in March 2015. The second novel of this series Dragons & Magic was published in October 2015. Her poetry collection Sing Your Own Song is forthcoming through Barometric Pressures Series.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 56
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 7
My Name is Adam Crunkilton. I have twice ben published in Three Line Poetry.
Biography coming soon.
Brian Cudzilo is a bookseller on the East End of Long Island.
Appears in: Issue 4
Hello...I have sent you a haiku. hope you enjoy it...
thanks again
Gareth
Appears in: Issue 41
I am a Jamaican who currently resides in Australia. I have been published so far in Haiku Journal, 50 Haikus and Poetica Victorian.
Appears in: Issue 24
i read and i write; now i also submit
Appears in: Issue 3
I have recently settled in Winter Springs Florida with my husband Paul and three cats. Inspired by my new surroundings.
Appears in: Issue 56
Stephen C. Curro lives in Windsor, Colorado. His previous publications include fiction and poetry with 365tomorrows, Daily Science Fiction Acorn, Modern Haiku and Frogpond Journal, with forthcoming poetry in Scifaikuest, Utopia Science Fiction and Star*Line. When he isn't writing he works as a middle school paraprofessional. He also writes educational materials for the animal advocacy nonprofit Taproot Guru. When he isn't working he enjoys watching sci-fi shows, scuba diving and drinking tea with friends.
Appears in: Issue 52, Issue 53, Issue 54, Issue 55, Issue 56, Issue 57, Issue 58
A writer, living in Washington State.
Appears in: Issue 34
Evan J. Cutts, MFA is a 26-year-old Boston native, a poet, and arts-educator. Evan’s poetry intersperses panoramic scenes with dense, heat-forged phrases exploring a range of subjects from Greek mythology to alternate realities and Jazz legend Charlie Parker’s legacy. His background in spoken word is evident in the richness of his sense of sound. His poetry is published in Apogee Journal, Jabberwock Review, Juked, The Offing, Lumina Journal, Wildness, and others. Follow him on Facebook: @CuttsArtistry and Instagram: @fg_cutts.
Appears in: Issue 31
Gia has been a writer and a dreamer since before she could actually put a pen to paper. (She would dictate stories aloud while her mother wrote them down for her.) Gia has lived all over, but Costa Rica and its "pura vida" will always hold a special place in her heart.
Gia is greatly inspired by beautiful eyes and hot cups of tea. She also finds rivers and collar bones exquisitely lovely. Gia thoroughly enjoys the color blue, country music, Tegan & Sara, snakes, animals of all sorts, and a very important hamster named Dewey, who is the light of her life.
Born and raised in Ecuador, Lucía lives in Singapore since 2013. She writes poetry and fiction in both Spanish and English. The Grapes, a short story included in the book Rojak: Stories from the Singapore Writers Group (2014), is her first published short fiction. In addition to writing for local Singapore magazines, Lucía blogs in Spanish at www.apuntes-de-aqui-y-alla.blogspot.sg.
Appears in: Issue 30
This poem came to mind as I was thinking of things present and past.
Malina.
Appears in: Issue 33
DAMM is a Colorado writer with 2 beautiful daughters and 2 chihuahuas. He has been published in Slingshot Litereview. he can often be found here dammswordworld.wordpress.com
Appears in: Issue 1
Biography coming soon.
Nick DAnnunzio Jones is a writer in Briney Breezes, FL. He received an MFA in creative writing from the University of California at Riverside.
Appears in: Issue 11
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Bio:
Mark Danowsky writes poetry and short fiction. He resides in Northwest Philadelphia and works for a private detective agency. His poems have appeared in Every Day Poets, Imitation Fruit, and Short, Fast and Deadly. A short story of his is included in Evolutionary Blueprint, an anthology released in 2011. Mark has written reviews for NewPages.com, ForeWord Reviews and Gently Read Literature. He reads for Moonshot Magazine.
Gives me great pleasure to be a part of this community. Thank you. This is my first submission.
Appears in: Issue 32
Brian Dau is a writer and editor in Los Angeles.
Appears in: Issue 47
Biography coming soon.
Tracy Davidson enjoys writing all forms of poetry, and flash fiction. She lives in Warwickshire, England. Her work has appeared in various publications and anthologies, including: A Hundred Gourds, Modern Haiku, Atlas Poetica, The Heron's Nest, Frogpond and Haiku Presence.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 15, Issue 16, Issue 18, Issue 22, Issue 24, Issue 27, Issue 29, Issue 30
A writer based in the midwest, with a heart, and a mind that travel frequently.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 40
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 52
I am a poet, writer, teacher, dreamer. Poetry is the way I experience the world. It’s the way I make sense of myself and others. For me it is the thing reflecting and the thing reflected. Some of my work has been published, and some has not, but it all stems from the need to understand myself, others, and the world around me.
Appears in: Issue 45
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 11
Dear Editors of Three Line Poetry,
Please consider the attached senryu for submission to Three Line Poetry. I have read poetry from Three Line Poetry and have noted the high quality of work accepted. I only hope my poem meets your standards. I am a doctoral student and teacher. I have had poems and fiction pieces published with journals such as Leaves of Ink and The Circle Review. My nonfiction has appeared in journals such as the American Reading Forum Yearbook and The Commonline Journal.
Thank you in advance for considering my poem.
Sincerely,
Melissa Davis
Appears in: Issue 20
Mikayla Davis is a first-year MFA student at the University of Central Arkansas. She has a BA in English from Eastern Washington University and several two-year degrees from Spokane Falls Community College. She is the assistant editor for the Toad Suck Review and has poems published in Railtown Almanac, Northwest Boulevard, The Wire Harp, Gold Dust, and CandleLit.
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 43
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 37, Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 45, Issue 50
Alessandra Davy-Falconi is a phoenix. She's been published before. You can find her if you want to.
Appears in: Issue 28
J. R. Dawson, lives on Vancouver Island and has studied poetry and English writing through North Island College university studies. Her poetry has appeared in: Rutger Hauer's Soap Box Poets, Poetry Quarterly, INK IN THIRDS, Haiku Journal, and Wild Plum haiku journal. In 2018, J.R. has been studying poetry under American poet, Lynne Knight, and, Comox Valley Poet Laureate, Natalie Nickerson. She finds the island a natural setting of inspiration for writing poetry, painting, and photography.
Appears in: Issue 49
Biography coming soon.
Hello, my name is John and I love writing of all kinds. I am currently working on my second children's book but I also love science-fiction, fantasy and horror writing.
Appears in: Issue 48
Laurie Decker has been writing poetry for the last eight years, and has just recently decided to put her work out there in hopes of being published. She has had two poems published in an anthology about pets, and has also been published in Three Line Poetry, Issues 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48. Laurie is a woman of great faith, and a defender of an animal's right to humane treatment.
Appears in: Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 49, Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 55, Issue 57
Mary E. Delabruere a mother, poet, and Registered Nurse resides in Massachusetts. Foundress of the former monthly series, Sunday Poetry at Esselon, her poems have appeared in online journals including, Diverse Voices Quarterly and will appear in Deep Water Journal in the spring 2014 edition in addition to several anthologies including, Silkworm 5, and Bullying: Replies, Rebuttals, Confessions, and Catharsis, Perspectives 2, and Paradise Found: A Walking Tour of Northampton Through Poetry and Art.
In 2016, John moved out to Port Townsend, WA, after a lifetime in the East. He's’ve traveled widely, preferring remote, natural settings, and is addicted to kayaking and hiking. In 2017, John published Waypoints (Pleasure Boat Studio, Seattle), a collection of place poems. Twenty Questions, a chapbook, appeared last year from Finishing Line Press.
Appears in: Issue 52
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 23
Caitlin Demo is an editor with several trade magazines based out of Phoenix. She also works as an assistant editor and layout editor for a nonprofit literary magazine and publishing company based out of Fountain-Hills, Ariz. She is a creative writing graduate from Arizona State University. Her poetry has appeared in several print and online magazines.
Appears in: Issue 20
Risa Denenberg lives in Sequim, Wa.
Appears in: Issue 16
Maria DePaul is a writer based in Washington, DC, whose work has been featured in 50 Haikus; Akashic Books' Terrible Twosdays; Aphelion; Better Than Starbucks; Bindweed; Dual Coast Magazine; The Future Fire; Haiku Journal; Haikuniverse; The Horror Zine; Illumen; Inwood Indiana; Nature Writing; Plum Tree Tavern; Poetry Quarterly; Poetry Superhighway; Scifaikuest; Sirens Call; Speculative 66; Three Line Poetry; The Review Review; Violet Windows; Wax Poetry and Art; Wine Drunk Sidewalk; and "Nine Lives: A Life in 10 Minutes Anthology."
Appears in: Issue 37, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 48, Issue 49, Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 52, Issue 53, Issue 54, Issue 55, Issue 56, Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 5
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 47
Hello!
My name is James Devine and I am happy to be submitting my work for publication.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out!
Thank you very much for your consideration,
James
Bio-
Originally from Milford, Pennsylvania, James Devine holds a Master of Arts degree in English from Kutztown University where he studied Victorian / early 20th century British literature through an eco-critical lens. He is a poet, teacher, national park explorer, and silent flick enthusiast.
Appears in: Issue 52
I live in Philadelphia, and attend Temple University as a full time student.
I love the idea of three line poetry, and hope you enjoy mine!
Appears in: Issue 26
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 54
Biography coming soon.
Writing as a tool for self-discovery. Sharing what is written in hopes of connection with others.
Appears in: Issue 46
Julie A. Dickson is a New Hampshire Poet, past poetry board member and coordinator for 100 Thousand Poets for Change. Her poetry has appeared in Ekphrastic Review, Blue Heron Review and Poetry Quarterly, among others. A Push Cart nominee, Dickson also advocates for captive elephants and is a rescuer of feral cats.
Appears in: Issue 39, Issue 42, Issue 48, Issue 50, Issue 53
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 33
This was posted on my FB wall entitled First of COVID May. I am a nurse working in a nursing home. Our battle with the invisible enemy is behind closed doors which a lot of people do not see. We are being judged based on the number of infected cases without really knowing the root cause and how much work is put in behind our closed doors. May is my birth month and I was hoping that this month, we left our wails behind and look forward to more cheers. I have been beating the anxiety and fear with making colorful masks to post each day on my wall as my therapy in the midst of the pandemic crisis. I still hope we all endure and thrive after this! Stay safe and well and continue to inspire and bring joy to all by keeping poetry alive. Thank you for what you do!
Appears in: Issue 53, Issue 54, Issue 55, Issue 56, Issue 58
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Appears in: Issue 30
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
My name is Eric Dittmar I live in Ajax, a town in Ontario, Canada. I have a mechanical engineering degree from Cleveland State University. I recently worked for EllisDon construction building a condominium in Miami that was called “Infinity at Brickell”, it was my first real job. I have two wonderful cats, Quark and Toast Jr.
Appears in: Issue 15
Sarah Dittmore (she/they) is a writer of fiction, poetry, and travelogues. She studied creative writing at NYU under Zadie Smith and Chris Adrian, and her work has appeared in various publications, including The Guardian and The Writer’s College. Her fiction and poetry have been recognized by the Grindstone Literary Novel Prize and Voices of Lincoln Poetry Competition. Read more of her work at sarahdittmore.com.
Appears in: Issue 60
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Appears in: Issue 60
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Appears in: Issue 48, Issue 49, Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 54
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 53
Devin Donovan lives in Charlottesville, VA where he teaches writing. His poetry has appeared in Black Heart Magazine and is forthcoming in Gap-Toothed Madness.
Appears in: Issue 34
On leave from Victoria Police, I am coordinating a team settling refugees in Melbourne's western suburbs. A writer predominantly of children's fiction, the three line poem, for me, appeals to the whimsical, the absurd, the lifetime in a moment moments; slowed down, pared back, placed under the artist's lens, to remind us all that we are alive, and that every moment matters. RD
Aleathia Drehmer has her fingers in several projects and sometimes finds time to write in the hours of the morning when no one speaks. Her most recent poetry collection "You Find Me Everywhere" is available from Propaganda Press.
Appears in: Issue 3
Olfa Drid is an English teacher, a PhD scholar and a committed poetess from Tunisia. Her passion is meditation at the ailments and aches of the human race and her utmost target of writing is not art for art’s sake but to trigger thoughts, question given- for-granted facts, shake the readers’ hearts and uplift their souls. Her poems appeared in print and online reviews such as The Poet Sanctuary (2009), The Voices Project.org (March 2014), The Sirens Call ezine (April 2014), Taj Mahal Review (June 2014), The Haiku Journal (June 2014) and S/tick Review (July 2014). Apart from the passion of poetry, she is an ex-international volleyball player and she is also gifted in design and interior decoration.
Appears in: Issue 29
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 33
Lauren Drop graduated from Illinois State University with a BA in English. Her work has previously appeared in Germ Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 28
Natalie grew up in and around Chicago but now resides north of Pittsburgh. She considers herself a lover of words and of nature and is pursuing a PhD in counseling education and supervision.
Her blog of book reviews and other tidbits on life can be found at: https://eternalocean.wordpress.com/
3 submissions just now - sent, through some software glitch an hour ago to Haiku Journal, though my intent was Three Line Poetry.
Bio: Ivo Drury workshops words in Ann Arbor, Michigan
Appears in: Issue 8, Issue 9, Issue 10, Issue 12, Issue 13, Issue 14, Issue 16, Issue 17, Issue 18, Issue 19, Issue 21, Issue 22, Issue 24, Issue 26
Alex Duensing is best expressed in by the Zen koan that he originated: "everything's funny."
Appears in: Issue 36
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
A Utah Valley poet.
Appears in: Issue 43
Same Bio
Appears in: Issue 9
J. K. Durick is a writing teacher at the Community College of Vermont and an online writing tutor. His recent poems have appeared in Write Room, Madswirl, Third Wednesday, and Up the River.
Appears in: Issue 27, Issue 29, Issue 32, Issue 33, Issue 37
I am a 20-year-old from Newtown, CT, who is currently studying writing at Ithaca College. I have a passion for all things book related, but also for red lipstick and tea. When I am not writing, I am usually browsing photos of adorable baby animals on the internet and squealing softly to myself.
Appears in: Issue 32
Bio: Chanel Earl grew up in Utah and currently live in Bloomington, Indiana. She loves writing stories that explore relationships between generations, especially if they are set outdoors. She writes poetry because sometimes no other form will accurately express her ideas.
Comments: Thank you for reading.
Chanel Earl
chanelstory.blogspot.com
Appears in: Issue 6
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Appears in: Issue 59
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Appears in: Issue 31
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Appears in: Issue 43
David Edwards was born, and continues to live, in
Indiana(USA).
Appears in: Issue 8, Issue 9, Issue 10, Issue 12, Issue 13, Issue 14, Issue 15, Issue 16, Issue 17, Issue 19, Issue 20, Issue 21, Issue 22, Issue 23, Issue 25
A life-long Texas resident, mother, and grandmother with a passion for writing poetry. She has two poetry collections in print, "I Brake for Squirrels" and "Staring Through a Kaleidoscope at My Own Reflection and is currently working on a third.
Sarah Edwards lives in Montreal,Canada. She likes to work with words and images sometimes. Her work has appeared in various journals online and in print.
Appears in: Issue 17
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 11
Poetry started to flow during a very dark time. Without it I would have stayed there lost with my eyes shut.
Appears in: Issue 19
Amy Ekins-Coward is from North East England, and presently lives in Honolulu, Hawaii. She was awarded a 2013 Northern Writers Award, a Northumbria University MRes Creative Writing fee-waiver scholarship, and her first chapbook, 'Nonplaced', was published by erbacce press.
Appears in: Issue 18
Patricia Anne Elford, OCT, B.A., M.Div., is a winner of local, national and international writing awards, a clergyperson, educator, facilitator, editor and freelance writer. The Word Guild professional member has been published in various genres; e.g., short stories, articles, humor, poetry, youth materials, worship services, hymn texts, sermons, book reviews, opinion pieces, monologues and devotionals in educational, literary and Christian publications, as well as in secular newspapers. A book ghostwriter, she also has four volumes of her own in the works. Patricia’s a wife, mother and grandmother, sharing litter-changes for a bossy black, affectionate cat in “The Pines”, their home.
Appears in: Issue 34
If PayPal wants to charge 1.something% and you would pay a dollar, and I don't use it for anything else, can we skip the dollar paypal thing?
--Techno-phobic Dinosaur
Phillip A. Ellis is an Australian poet; his webpage is http://www.phillipaellis.com/
Appears in: Issue 17
I live and write in New Jersey and have published many short-form poems.
Appears in: Issue 2, Issue 3, Issue 4, Issue 5, Issue 11, Issue 18, Issue 19, Issue 21, Issue 26
Alan Elyshevitz is the author of a collection of stories, The Widows and Orphans Fund (SFA Press), and three poetry chapbooks, most recently Imaginary Planet (Cervena Barva). Winner of the James Hearst Poetry Prize from North American Review, he is also a two-time recipient of a fellowship in fiction writing from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.
Appears in: Issue 55
I write fiction and explore various forms of poetry. I am presently editing A Hot Sky; my first novel. It is the first book of a three-part series combining current world events, mysticism, esoteric beliefs, mystery, and romance. In 2013, I co-authored a self-published book with my husband, No Complaints…Shut Up and Walk. The book is about our 500 mile walk in northern Spain along the El Camino de Santiago de Compostela, from my husband’s perspective.
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
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Appears in: Issue 60
Joe Engel Lives in Kenosha, WI. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin La Crosse where he also worked as a janitor. He doesn't make much dough but eats a lot of bread.
Appears in: Issue 3
Title: Astronaut
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
I am an emerging writer who has only been published in poetry quarterly
Appears in: Issue 11
Lynette G. Esposito, MA Rutgers, has been published in Poetry Quarterly, That, Remembered Arts, Fox Chase Review, and others. She lives in Mount Laurel, NJ with her husband, Attilio.
Just discovered Three Line Poetry
so glad I did
some terrific writing up there.
Summer over done and gone hoping the upcoming winter is not as hard on us here in New England as the last one was making us replace the roof and install a new kitchen ceiling a new family room floor new garage walls amazing what 10 feet of snow and 2 feet of ice can accomplish come to think of it it might have been simpler just to get a new house!
Anyway, thought I would check in send along a poem or 2 for your consideration.
thanks for your time and consideration
and I hope all is well
Michael Estabrook
myLady behind the barricade who thought herself a Queen.
- I love sea voyages and the ocean -
Appears in: Issue 32
David Estringel is an avid reader, poet, and writer of fiction, creative non-fiction, & essays. His work has been accepted and/or published by Specter Magazine, Literary Juice, Foliate Oak Magazine, Terror House Magazine, Expat Press, 50 Haikus, littledeathlit, Down in the Dirt Magazine, Route 7 Review, Setu Bilingual Journal, Paper Trains Literary Journal, The Elixir Magazine, Soft Cartel, Harbinger Asylum, Briars Lit, Open Arts Forum, Cajun Mutt Press, Former People Journal, The Ugly Writers, Writ in Dust, Cephalopress, Twist in Time, Merak Magazine, Salt Water Soul, Cherry House Press, Subterranean Blue Poetry, Printed Words, Sunflower Sutras, Tulip Tree Publishing, Salt, PPP Ezine, Digging through the Fat, Haiku Journal, Foxhole Magazine, The Basil O’Flaherty, Three Line Poetry, Channillo, and The Good Men Project. He is currently a Contributing Editor (fiction) at Red Fez, Lead Editor/columnist at The Good Men Project, an editor/writer at The Elixir Magazine, and columnist at Channillo. David can be found on Twitter (@The_Booky_Man) and his website at http://davidaestringel.com.
Appears in: Issue 50
a small description of how music moves. short and simple
Appears in: Issue 58
Isaac Eustice is a reclusive, bookish, irascible American arranger of letters who wishes he were a painter, living out his early retirement from a life of swashbuckling in the hot heart of Texas where he grows potatoes while awaiting the apocalypse.
Appears in: Issue 50, Issue 55, Issue 56, Issue 57, Issue 58
Lee Evans lives in Bath, Maine, and works for the local YMCA. His poems have appeared in such journals as Contemporary Rhyme, The Christendom Review and Decanto. His eight poetry collections are available on Lulu.com.
Appears in: Issue 12, Issue 13, Issue 15, Issue 19, Issue 20
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 34
Ian Everett
Poet & Writer
from Sheffield England
AKA
Heel Turn Poet 詩
I love the image of harvesting light
Appears in: Issue 50
Biography coming soon.
Deirdre Fagan is a widow, newlywed, and mother of two who has published poetry, fiction, and nonfiction in Connotation Press, Eunoia Review, Ink Sweat & Tears, Mothers Always Write, Words Apart, and Yellow Chair Review, among others. She teaches literature and writing at Ferris State University. Meet her at deirdrefagan.com
Appears in: Issue 42
Mary Crane Fahey is an educator and writer who lives in New Hampshire. After retiring from thirty-five plus years teaching, she turned her energies into becoming the poet she always knew she wanted to be. Among the literary magazines Ms. Fahey has been published in are Poets’ Touchstone, Poetry Quarterly, Better Than Starbucks, Three Line Poetry, and Pocket Lint.
Appears in: Issue 36, Issue 42, Issue 44, Issue 47, Issue 52, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 56
Tom is a freelance writer from Southern California
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 34
Joanne Faries, originally from the Philadelphia area, lives in Texas with her husband Ray. Published in Doorknobs & Bodypaint, Off the Coast, Orange Room Review, and River Poets Journal, she also has stories and poems in Shine magazine, A Long Story Short, Up the Staircase, and Freckles to Wrinkles. Joanne is the film critic for the Little Paper of San Saba. http://word-splash-joannefaries.blogspot.com
Joseph Farley edited Axe Factory for 24 years. His books and chapbooks include Suckers, For the Birds, Longing for the Mother Tongue, and Waltz of the Meatballs.
Bio: Joel Ferdon is a chain smoking, coffee slinging, poetry fiend. His poetry has been published in such places as Three Line Poetry, Gloom Cupboard, Indigo Rising Magazine, WeirdYear, ThumbSmudge Java, Unheard Magazine and soon Rusty Truck. Joel is also the recipient of the 2011 Indigo Rising Surreal Minimalism Contest. He lives and writes in Charlotte, NC.
Appears in: Issue 1, Issue 2, Issue 3, Issue 5, Issue 6, Issue 8, Issue 10, Issue 16
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 54
Written observing a cockroach on my Ikea rug walking over it slowly as if savoring the finest whiskey.
Appears in: Issue 52
Susan writes poetry and prose in her Pacific Northwest garden.
Appears in: Issue 45
Christopher is a physical therapist and edits Neologism Poetry Journal. His writing may be found in We Were So Small, The Fenland Reed, The Offbeat, and Blast Furnace.
Appears in: Issue 52
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 51
Agnieszka Filipek lives in Galway, Ireland. She writes in both, her native tongue Polish and in English, and also translates in these languages. Her work has been published internationally in countries, such as Poland, Ireland, India, China, England, Wales, Germany, Bangladesh, Iran, Canada and the United States. For more see www.agnieszkafilipek.com
Appears in: Issue 47
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 40
Jeffrey Fischer-Smith’s plays have been produced in Ithaca and New York, New York. He is a graduate of Cornell University and is currently an MFA student at Spalding University.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 8
Mark A. Fisher is a writer, poet, and playwright living in Tehachapi, CA. His poetry has appeared in: riverbabble, Spectrum, Silver Blade, Penumbra, Lummox, and many other places. His first chapbook, drifter, is available from Amazon. His second, hour of lead, won the 2017 San Gabriel Valley Poetry Chapbook Contest.
Appears in: Issue 54
Melissa Fite Johnson’s first collection, While the Kettle’s On (Little Balkans Press, 2015), won the Nelson Poetry Book Award. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Valparaiso Poetry Review, Rust + Moth, Broadsided Press, velvet-tail, and elsewhere. Melissa teaches English and lives with her husband in Kansas. For more, visit melissafitejohnson.com.
Appears in: Issue 36
Late December Snow
Appears in: Issue 39
My name is Elvis Fix and I am a sophomore in high-school. I live in Gaithersburg, Maryland and hope to become a professional writer. I attend Gaithersburg High where I maintain a 4.0 GPA. I have been published in Haiku Journal and have several submissions pending response.
This poem is taken from one of my longer poems entitled “Days are your enemy.” It conveys the theme of the monotonous and intrusive nature of time. This is made apparent by such common items as the coffee cups and coffee beans. It is also an allusion to T.S. Eliot’s “The Lovesong of J. Alfred Prufrock” where the narrator states, “I have measured out my life with coffee spoons.” Thus it not only shows the unsettling nature of time on an individual but also captures the stagnation and introspection from Eliot’s poem as well.
Appears in: Issue 9
Daniel N. Flanagan is a Worcester, MA native and the author of four short stories and seven poems. www.DanFlanagan.webs.com
Appears in: Issue 22
Mike Flanagan lives in Minnesota with Lady, his mutt of dubious lineage. He fly fishes with no great skill but believes that walking with Lady, fly fishing and writing haiku keep him going.
Appears in: Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 52, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 56, Issue 58, Issue 60
Biography coming soon.
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Appears in: Issue 12
My name is Larry Fleury. This poem is about the action that takes place during the stormy months.
Appears in: Issue 11
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Appears in: Issue 8
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 35
The windward side of the island of Oahu is Alice Folkart's home. During the frequent electrical blackouts she builds a bonfire on Kailua beach by the boat ramp and sketches poems in the sand by moonlight.
Written when opening day for baseball came and went in 2020.
Appears in: Issue 55
Milo James Fowler is a teacher by day, writer by night. Visit him anytime: www.milo-inmediasres.com
Appears in: Issue 4
Apryl Fox is 35-years-old and lives in Michigan.
She has been published in Strange Horizons, Whistling Shade, Offcourse Magazine, Dark Animus, and Snow Monkey.
Appears in: Issue 46
Hugh Fox is 79, would like to make it to 97 but that's not (cancer) going to happen. 110 books published, 55 years of teaching writing, his novel DEPTHS AND DRAGONS just published by Skylight
Press in London, would love to live long enough to
see it made into a film.
Appears in: Issue 1
Thank you for your consideration.
Kaela Fox is an aspiring poet residing in the bluegrass state.
Appears in: Issue 41
Bio: “Chris Fradkin is a beet farmer who is tending crops in Central California. His prose and poetry have appeared in Storyglossia, Monkeybicycle, and Thrush Poetry Journal. His songs have been performed by Fergie, The Plimsouls, and The Flamin' Groovies. His photography has appeared in Bartleby Snopes, and his Emmy-award-winning sound editorial has graced The X-Files.”
Appears in: Issue 20
Ines Franco Fatzinger is an American citizen currently living in the Netherlands. She is a wife, mother, dog owner and writer. She is also a student at the Writers Studio of New York City. She has had pieces of work published online. Writing keeps her sane.
have liked haiku all my life.
Appears in: Issue 15
I am a journalist living in the Toronto region in Canada with a thumb that seems half green. I love tombstones, steel trestle bridges, coconut coffee porter and the smell of fresh hay. I'm currently working on a collection that may become a chapbook and dream of relocating to Yukon territory into a house that produces its own energy with two potbellied pigs.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 46
David Frazier resides in Merrillville, Indiana. He has been married for 39 years to his wife Kathie. He retired in 2003 and has been writing ever since. He has had a few flash fiction stories published. He has been writing poetry recently, four of his poems have been published in Indiana Horror 2012 Anthology. Three poems are on Circus of the Damned blog site. Two flash fiction stories are in Sacramento Poetry, Arts and Music site (eskimopie.net). Breath and Shadow will publish a poem of his in the fall edition. David has a poem in Harvest Time: Inwood Indiana.
Appears in: Issue 16
Melissa is a Canadian poet living in the U.S.
Appears in: Issue 54
Jay Friedenberg has been composing haiku for the past several years. He is a member of the Haiku Society of America and has been published in the Member’s Anthologies. Jay attended the Haiku North America Conference in Seattle in 2011 and is a regular attendee and presenter at the New York Metro HSA organization. He is also a member of the Spring Street Haiku Group that meets monthly in New York City, where he has been under the tutelage of poet luminaries Cor van den Heuval, Scott Mason, Mykel Board and many others. Jay has had his work accepted in numerous U.S. and international journals including Frogpond, Modern Haiku, The Heron’s Nest, Acorn, Mayfly, Tinywords, Chrysanthemum, and World Haiku Review.
Appears in: Issue 16, Issue 19, Issue 30, Issue 33, Issue 41
Molly Froelich is a "documentary" haiku poet based in Massachusetts. Her observational poems primarily document life along the Mystic River.
Appears in: Issue 42
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Appears in: Issue 41
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Appears in: Issue 11
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Appears in: Issue 46
Chasity Gaines finds comfort in writing and hopes to inspire others. She started writing as soon as she could put letters together to form words. Chasity grew up in south Georgia where she still lives with her son, husband, and shieldmaiden cat, Lagatha.
James F. Gaines writes poetry and short fiction in north central Virginia. Together with his son John, he publishes the Forlani Saga series of science fiction novels.
Appears in: Issue 48
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 56
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Appears in: Issue 33
Marianne Gambaro’s poems have been published in several print and online journals. Following a career as a journalist and public relations practitioner for non profit organizations, she now writes for the sheer love of the word. She is a member of the Florence (MA) Poets Society and resides in Belchertown, MA, with her talented photographer-husband and three feline muses.
Appears in: Issue 33
Dr Tim Gardiner is a professional ecologist who has been included in Marquis Who’s Who in the World for his contributions to the conservation of wildlife in Britain and won the David Bellamy Award in 2013. He has recently branched out into the fields of poetry and story writing. Recent work has included social commentary (The Winter Garden 2013) and remembrance poetry (three poems published on War Poetry UK website). His first poetry anthology ‘Wilderness’ is due to be published in 2014.
Appears in: Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 26, Issue 27, Issue 28
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Appears in: Issue 28
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Appears in: Issue 58
Marie Elena Gaspari, of River of Dreams Writing & Poetry, is a
published author and an award-winning poet. She leads creative writing workshops for adults and children. Her professional services include writing, editing, consulting, and tutoring.
Her recent work was featured in the 2011 Spirit of We’Moon Anthology, Wordletting, Spring 2010, and Tarayana, 2009. Her poem, Dreaming Back My Sisters, won the Embassy Artists International 2005 Grand Prize and was chosen for presentation at the Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, California.
Marie Elena holds an M.A., from Naropa University and a B.A., from the University of Massachusetts.
Visit Marie Elena at: RiverOfDreamsWriting.weebly.com
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 46
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Appears in: Issue 59
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Appears in: Issue 58
I live in rural western Kentucky, was a medical transcriptionist 30 years, and belong to Hanson Creative Writers Workshop. A short story, 'The Dream', was published in 'The Hanson Collective - A Sampling of Genres'; poems in Prolific Press's 'Haiku Journal', 'Haiku50', 'Three Line Poetry' and 'Jitter Press' as well as U.S. newspapers.
Appears in: Issue 36, Issue 38, Issue 40, Issue 42, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 55
Live in rural western Kentucky with husband, 3 dogs, horses. After a career in medical transcription, joined Hanson Creative Writers Workshop. Have a short story published in 'The Hanson Collective - A Sampling of Genres'; poems in 'Haiku Journal' Issues #37 and #38; poems in 'Three Line Poetry' Issue #32 and #33.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 45
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Appears in: Issue 28
Mimi German is a poet living in Portland, Oregon.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 28
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Appears in: Issue 29
Adam Gianforcaro is a freelance writer and poet. He is the Membership Coordinator for Midwest Nursing Research Society. His most recent poems and prose can be found in Battered Suitcase, Defenestration and Short, Fast, and Deadly.
Please consider "And/Or" for publication.
Appears in: Issue 15
Raymond Gibson is a graduate of the creative writing MFA program at FAU. His work can be found in the May/June 2009 issue of Oak Bend Review, the Tiny Truths section of Creative Nonfiction #39 and #41, Nanoism 320, and the July/August 2011 issue of THIS Literary Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 5
Elisabeth is currently working on her MFA in Creative Writing at Butler University in Indianapolis. She is an actress as well as a playwright, and is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America.
Appears in: Issue 25
Thomas Gilbert is a English and Creative Writing studing at University in England. His writing is inspired by his local town and has the identity embroidered in his poems. Though fairly inexperienced he is looking to improve.
@StokiePoet on Twitter
Appears in: Issue 49
To the editor(s):
Thanks for the opportunity to share this poem with you!
-Steve
Appears in: Issue 11
Zoe Gilligan is sixteen years-old and lives in a seaside village. Connect with her on Instagram @saolzoe.
Appears in: Issue 35
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 18
The title of this poem is "Monday"
I'm a poet with verse languishing in a room in my mind. Time to find the key to freedom.
Appears in: Issue 30
I am a first-year medical student at Baylor School of Medicine. I graduated with a degree in neurobiology from Harvard University. My favorite book is Wuthering Heights, as I am hopelessly in love with Heathcliff.
Appears in: Issue 33
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Biography coming soon.
Amy Glin is a writer, poet and storyteller. In 2023 she traveled around the Pacific Northwest pet-sitting, ready to get off the road, she's going to land in Portland, OR for a while. Her novel, The G.O.D. will be available on Amazon Feb 2024. Visit her website amyglin.com.
amateur at best
stuck in three line therapy
waiting to check out
@HyKuWriter on Twitter
Appears in: Issue 57
I am a reluctant lawyer who loves language. My mother tongue is German, but my love is English. English is bursting with varieties and allows for playfulness. Its many exceptions to the rule and its conciseness still astound me.
Appears in: Issue 11
Thanks, as always, for taking a look.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Warren Gotham wrangles software during the day. He lives in New Jersey, grew up in Brooklyn, and lived two years in London, where he developed a taste for a certain unnamed English biscuit. When the mood strikes, he posts poems and short stories at http://brooklynbloke.wordpress.com.
Appears in: Issue 7
Nancy Gough is a poet and fiction writer in Los Angeles, California, where she lives with her family. She loves the subtle seasons of her home city. Though Los Angeles is her current home, she's also lived in New Mexico and Montana. Her work has been published in Three Line Poetry Journal.
Appears in: Issue 56
My name is Todd Grant and I have some haiku coming out in issues of Blinking Cursor and Ink Sweat and Tears, I also have had other poetry printed in Arborealis and Decabration.
Biography coming soon.
Lori Gravley writes poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. She earned her MFA from the University of Texas at El Paso. She has published poems and essays in a variety of journals, including Flights, Nebo, Poetry Motel, South Asian Review, and the Rio Grande Review. She lives just outside of Yellow Springs, Ohio between a meadow and a cornfield.
Appears in: Issue 29
D.A. Gray is the author of the new book, Contested Terrain and one previous collection, Overwatch. His poetry has appeared in The Sewanee Review, Appalachian Heritage, The Good Men Project, War, Literature and the Arts, and Still: The Journal, among many other journals. Retired soldier and veteran, Gray writes and lives in Central Texas.
Appears in: Issue 20
Karen Greenbaum-Maya, psychologist, Claremont, California. Earlier life: German Lit major, read poetry for credit. 2010 Pushcart Prize nominee. First chapbook, Eggs Satori, will emerge 2011.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 6
Gail Greenwood lives in the Canadian Rockies. She has three published poetry collections: Buying Space in the Lifeboat (1993), Objects Closer than They Appear (1999 winner of the Outlaw Editions Chapbook Contest) and Medusa's Blood, available on Smashwords.com.
Christopher Greer is an educator and writer who lives in Alpharetta, GA. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Blue Mountain Review, Canary, Inwood Indiana, Visitant, and other publications. He holds a Master of Science from Purdue University.
Appears in: Issue 47
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Biography coming soon.
BJ Greville joys reading and writing about the macabre with a touch of humor.
Appears in: Issue 50
Michael A. Griffith teaches Public Speaking, Communications, and Creative Writing at the college and adult non-credit continuing education levels.
His essays have appeared in Teaching For Success and Lehigh Valley Woman's Journal and his short fiction has appeared on the Twilight Times website.
His most recent poetry has appeared in the Tanka Journal, Indiana Voice Journal, Three Line Poetry, and Ripen the Page online literary journals.
He resides in Somerset County, NJ.
Appears in: Issue 37
Evie Groch, Ed.D. is an Educational Consultant and Field Supervisor/Mentor for new administrators in Graduate Schools of Education in several bay area universities. Her opinion pieces, humor, poems, short stories, recipes, word challenges, and other articles have been published in the SF Chronicle, The Contra Costa Times, The Journal, MarketPlace, J Weekly and Games Magazine. Many of her poems are part of published anthologies. Her travelogues have been published online with Grand Circle Travel.
Appears in: Issue 39
Laura Grodin is a recent MFA recipient from Adelphi University. Laura lives in Brooklyn, New York, and her work can be found in the October 2012 edition of Milk Sugar Literature.
Appears in: Issue 18
An editor, writer, and poet, Charles Grosel lives in Scottsdale, Arizona. He has published stories in Western Humanities Review, Red Cedar Review, Water-Stone, and The MacGuffin as well as poems in Slate, The Threepenny Review, Poet Lore, and Harpur Palate, among others. To pay the bills, Charles owns the communications firm, Write for Success.
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 29
Evan Guilford-Blake writes poetry, plays and prose and for adults and children. His work has appeared in roughly 70 journals and anthologies. He is also the author of thirty published plays and three full-length works of fiction: the novels "The Bluebird Prince" and "Animation," and the story collection "American Blues."
He and his wife (and inspiration) Roxanna, a healthcare writer and jewelry designer, live in the Atlanta area.
More information is available at http://www.amazon.com/Evan%20Guilford-Blake/e/B009CC554I/ref=la_B009CC554I_st?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_82%3AB009CC554I&qid=1462389945&sort=date-desc-rank.
Appears in: Issue 37
Mary Gunn writes poetry, short stories and non-fiction pieces. Her writing has appeared in a variety of publications both online and in print, including other Prolific Press journals.
Appears in: Issue 26, Issue 27, Issue 39, Issue 50, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 57, Issue 60
Dear Editor,
Thank you for considering the following poem for publication.
Sincerely,
Chris Gusek
Jim Gustafson holds an M. Div. from Garrett Theological Seminary at Northwestern University in his home town of Evanston, Illinois and an MFA from the University of Tampa. He is the author of Take Fun Seriously (Limitless Press, 2008), Driving Home, (Aldrich Press, 2013), and Unassisted Living (Big Table Publishing, 2017). He teaches at Florida Gulf Coast University and Florida Southwestern State College. Jim and his wife Connie live in Fort Myers, Florida where he reads, writes, and pulls weeds.
www.jimgustafson.com
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
J-Mag Guthrie is a mother, web-spinner, student, programmer, filker, and, oh yes, a poet. She lives with her husband and two youngest children in SE Texas, USA.
She has published one book of poetry about baseball, but is working on two other chapbooks.
Appears in: Issue 34
Deborah Guzzi was born in the U.S.A., educated at the University of Connecticut. She travels for inspiration: China, Nepal [during the civil war], Japan, Egypt [two weeks before ‘The Arab Spring’] and most recently Peru. She has spent years examining the foundations of belief in higher power. Much of her writing expresses a shamanic love of nature.
J. T. Gwiazdowski is an emerging poet from Philadelphia. She had been published in Wizards in Space magazine and often writes about trans identity and womanhood. She is happily married and is raising three plump kitties with her amazing wife.
Appears in: Issue 52
Tanni Haas, Ph.D. is a Professor in the Department of Communication Arts, Sciences, and Disorders at the City University of New York - Brooklyn College. His poems and short stories have appeared in or is forthcoming from "Between These Shores Literary and Arts Annual," "Blue Moon Literary and Art Review," "Meat for Tea," "Obsessed with Pipework," "Pace Magazine," "Santa Clara Review," "Spellbinder Magazine: A Literary and Arts Review," "and The Cannon's Mouth."
Appears in: Issue 56
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Kai Hammermeister is a professor of German literature at The Ohio State University. He publishes haiku, tanka and other poems in German and English.
Appears in: Issue 23
Marilyn writes during still moments at home in England and France, recalling a childhood in New Zealand and years living in Iran
Appears in: Issue 22
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Appears in: Issue 48
Hannah Brading is a poet from California. Having earned her Bachelors in English with Honors from the University of California Berkeley; she is now pursuing a law degree. Her work has been featured in The Argyle Literary Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 59
John Hansen received a BA in English from the University of Iowa and an MA in English Literature from Oklahoma State University. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Summerset Review, Spillwords Press, Trouvaille Review, 50-Word Stories, One Sentence Poems, The Dillydoun Review, Schuylkill Valley Journal, Eunoia Review, Amethyst Review, Drunk Monkeys, and elsewhere. He is English Faculty at Mohave Community College in Arizona. Read more at johnphansen.com.
Appears in: Issue 57
This poem was posted to my blog. Does that make a difference?
Appears in: Issue 60
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 57
Tiffany Renee Harmon is a poet and writer of speculative fiction. Her work has appeared in "Poetry Quarterly," "eHorror," "Haiku Journal, " "Inwood Indiana Press" and elsewhere. She lives with her cat Apollo (the god of poetry) in Cincinnati, OH.
Appears in: Issue 20
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Appears in: Issue 52
A scribbler from NE Iowa.
Appears in: Issue 25
Mary Catherine Harper, an Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award winner and two-time recipient of the Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Prize, was selected as the 2019 Ohio Arts Council Poetry Resident at the Fine Arts Work Center of Cape Cod. She has two published collections: The Found Object Imagines a Life: New and Selected Poems (Cornerstone Press, 2022) and Some Gods Don’t Need Saints chapbook (2016). Her poetry has appeared in numerous journals, including The Comstock Review, Cold Mountain Review, Pudding Magazine, New England Review, SLAB, MidAmerica, Print-Oriented Bastards, and The Offbeat. She co-organizes the yearly SwampFire Retreat (swampfire.org) for artists and writers in Angola, Indiana. See marycatherineharper.org for more information.
Appears in: Issue 45
Bruce Harris is the author of, Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson: ABout Type, published by The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box (www.batteredbox.com)
Appears in: Issue 6
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Seeking the child within each of us and viewing the dark and dreary world from his fresh perspective...
i was born under the meade moon
and the holly tree
(yet it is the willow tree that always calls me home)
in the month of the salmon, cat and unicorn
year of the snake.
my sun sign is a big cat .
rising and moon sign are the virgin maiden.
i think the stars are pretty neat and i love our planet earth so much.
the best thing ever is be ing a momma to my three boys
that i love with my entire being.
ot dushi, san
"ot dushi" means "from my soul" i once saw it on a beautiful poesy ring.
"using decorative Cyrillic letterforms from an Russian art nouveau pattern book c. 1900 entitled An Album of Letters and Initials by K. D. Dolmatov, now in the collections of the New York Public Library. The sentiment 'ot dushi', which means in English 'from my soul' is in modern Russian and pronounced almost phonetically. The letterforms are of extraordinary complexity and are finely engraved. The complex letters are spaced around a bold contemporary ring band and separated by characteristic Russian motifs. "
http://sensia.com/products/ot-dushi-poesy-ring.html
my Blog. (website)
http://sanhartman.weebly.com/
i am a vapor
living taster.
mind manifesting lover
grounded rainbow shine mother.
shadows moaning
luminescence showing.
integrated with essence
sensual blessings.
anahata's flowers
geometric showers.
laying in warm tidal pools, riding on a polar bear from far away, flying in chariots with the gift givers of yule, cackling with the hedge witch, giving a big tittie hug to the tree in the last unicorn, spirit dancing and spinning around a beating fire, being blessed with three sons: ages 5, 6, and 20. embracing a bed of lamb's ear, getting close to baby trees, blackberries and morning glory and all wild things growing, learning the olde stories, listening to the ancient ones, changing poopie diapers, cleaning a thousand messes a day, unfurling my tail so it can dry, opening my eyes to the sun and to the moon, smelling the earth in river's rocks, painting the colours of life, weaving some words along, collecting bones and laughing with the green river.. .
most importantly embracing love in all its forms.
Appears in: Issue 29
Rick Hartwell is a retired middle school (remember the hormonally-challenged?) English teacher living in Moreno Valley, California. He believes in the succinct, that the small becomes large; and, like the Transcendentalists and William Blake, that the instant contains eternity. Given his “druthers,” if he’s not writing, Rick would rather be still tailing plywood in a mill in Oregon. He can be reached at [email protected].
Rick Hartwell is a retired middle school teacher living in Moreno Valley, California, with his wife of thirty-five years (poor soul, her, not him), their disabled daughter, one of their sons and his ex-wife and their two children, and ten cats! Yes, ten. He has previously been employed as an: apprentice carpenter; dairy ranch hand; plywood mill worker (twice); plastics manufacturing plant; newspaper delivery; armed security; facilities analyst; telecommunications analyst. supervisor (twice) an
Appears in: Issue 2, Issue 3, Issue 4, Issue 9, Issue 10, Issue 15
I returned to poetry in 2016 after a two decade hiatus. Since then I have been published in Setting Forth, Frogpond,
Fair Family News, Poetry Pacific, and other journals. From 2016 to 2020, when I retired, I was the poet-in-residence at the IRS call site in Portland, Oregon.
Appears in: Issue 42, Issue 51, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 57
Biography coming soon.
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Hi
This submission is in response to your call for poems on lockdown and isolation.
All the best,
John
Appears in: Issue 53
I give poetry readings, act and direct in Community Theater. I appeared as a scurvy looking corpse on Homicide.
I employ a traditional writing form which I credit my mother for instilling in me from a very young age. She wrote poetry, and in my younger years I thought poets and poetry too pretentious for me. Yet, those seeds were planted and it has taken a lifetime of experiences for them to germinate.
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John Richard Heath teaches at American University in Washington, DC. He has recently published poetry in Boston Literary Magazine, The Galway Review, Impspired, Pendemic and Horror Sleaze Trash.
Appears in: Issue 54
Richard Heby is a New York City writer who believes that the best art intersects chaos and reason.
Appears in: Issue 31
Angela Hedman is an artist, poet, and high school art educator who resides in Indiana with her husband, kids, and geriatric dog. She holds a BFA in Metalsmithing, a BS in Art Education, and a MA in Metals. All degrees were earned from Ball State University. Her artwork has been exhibited both locally and nationally, and has been published in the 2018 Spring issue of The Broken Plate. Her poetry can be found in Ink to Paper (volume 2), the Poetry Society of Indian's 2017 anthology.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 54
Retired State Farm insurance agent, returning to his first love, poetry. See polishedbrasspoems.com.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 54
Matt Hemmerich is a baker and drummer from San Francisco, CA. His work has appeared in Berkeley Poetry Review, Vanitas, and Atlas Poetica.
Appears in: Issue 13
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Kyle Hemmings is the author of several chapbooks of poems: Avenue C, Cat People, and Anime Junkie (Scars Publications). His latest ebook is You Never Die in Wholes from Good Story Press. He lives and writes in New Jersey.
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Kyle Hemmings is the author of three chapbooks of poems: Avenue C (Scars Publications), Fuzzy Logic (Punkin Press), and Amsterdam & Other Broken Love Songs (Flutter Press). He lives and writes in New Jersey
Appears in: Issue 1
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Appears in: Issue 28
Tyler Hendrickson requires caffeine and moonlight to spark creativity.
Howard Hendrix is the author of six novels, many short stories and essays, and still more poems, including 2010 SFPA Dwarf Star short poetry winner, "Bumbershoot."
Appears in: Issue 26
Dave Henry is a writer and jazz musician who resembles Thomas Pynchon
Appears in: Issue 35
Dennis Herrell lives in a 1920’s bungalow in the old historic Heights of Houston, Texas. He writes both serious and humorous poems about his life in this civilized society. (Poking fun at himself is almost a full-time job.) He especially likes to look at the small things in everyday life that make us (him) so individual and vulnerable. About 500 poems published in various magazines since July, 2000, plus 3 books.
Biography coming soon.
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Biography coming soon.
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David Hewitt was born in Stuttgart, Germany, raised near Chicago, and spent eight years in Japan studying classical martial arts. A graduate of the University of Southern Maine\'s Popular Fiction MFA program, he teaches English and ESOL at the Community College of Baltimore County, but has previously worked as a freelance translator of Japanese, a martial arts instructor, a cabinetmaker’s assistant, and a pet shop boy. His translation credits include the Japanese animated series Moyashimon: Tales of Agriculture and the animated series Area 88 and Gilgamesh. His short fiction has appeared in the anthologies Stonecoast Lines and 2012 AD, and on Kaleidotrope.
Appears in: Issue 44
Observations after a late night snow storm has draped the city.
Appears in: Issue 30
Morning is my favorite time of day and mockingbirds are important to me for a variety of reasons. Here, I have given power to the mockingbird... and he didn"t even know it.
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Timothy Hicks is a poet, pianist, and occasional origamist. His hobbies include biking, walking his dog, and nervous pacing. Timothy has been expressing himself, through poetical means, since he was thirteen years old. His previous publications include Three Line Poetry.
My poems have been published in various short forms journals such as: Paper Wasp, Roadrunner Haiku, Bottle Rockets, and The Heron’s Nest, among others. I live on a small farm in Yamhill, Oregon with a menagerie of animals including an emu named To & Fro.
Thanks for your consideration,
Ed Higgins
L. Mad Hildebrandt exchanged the seashore for the desert. Except for water, the sands remained the same. She donned the boots and Stetson of her youth, and became Western once more. New, yet familiar, scenery sparked creativity, and Mad picked up her pen. You can find Mad online at: www.lmadhildebrandt.com . Her art is represented by Vertu Fine Art Gallery, www.vertuarts.com .
Appears in: Issue 32
A memory from a recent trip to Canada
Appears in: Issue 37
H. Edgar Hix is a nearly-senior citizen poet in Minnesota who misses the Oklahoma thunderstorms of his youth.
Appears in: Issue 45
Devin Hodgins lives in Casper, Wyoming, surrounded by mountains, prairies, and wind. His poetry and prose run the speculative gamut. His principal influences include Poe, Kafka, Borges, and Archambault. At the opposite end of the spectrum from short verse, he is presently composing a novel-length poem involving the awakening wonder of dream.
Check out his blog at: http://devinhodgins.blogspot.com .
Appears in: Issue 35
Jack Hodil is an English major and Creative Writing minor at the University of Richmond. His fingers are perpetually crossed, so he (usually) writes with his toes. In the past year, his poems have appeared in Word Riot, Camroc Press Review, Pure Francis, Right Hand Pointing, Quantum Poetry Magazine, and many other lovely places.
Appears in: Issue 7
Matthias Hoefler has published in Alien Skin, the Vision ezine, Bewildering Stories, and Christian Perspectives.
He is lord of the manse in his small town Ohio apartment unless the cat’s awake.
Or if his girlfriend’s there. He can make her laugh so hard she snorts, and sometimes, that’s all he needs.
Appears in: Issue 3
Linda Hofke, a native Pennsylvanian, lives in Germany where she writes, takes photographs and puts her lead foot to use on the Autobahn. Her most recent work has been featured online in MiCrow, Bolts of Silk, Jellyfish Whispers, The Fib Review as well as various print markets and anthologies. She blogs at http://lind-guistics.blogspot.de and http://lindas-life-otos.blogspot.de.
Appears in: Issue 17
Julia Hogan studies marine science at the University of South Carolina's Honors College. Her work can be found in Poetry Quarterly, Cleaver Magazine, as well as others.
Appears in: Issue 32
Kimberly Holcombe is from North Charleston, SC. She is earning her Master of Arts in Writing at Coastal Carolina University, where she currently works as a design editor on the Waccamaw. Her works have appeared in 101 Words and Archarios, where she won 3rd Place in Best of Show for Literature.
Appears in: Issue 35
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 36
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Trish Holden lives in Santa Barbara. Her poems have also been included in the 2026 Adult Category Belmont Prize, the Gunpowder Press anthology "A Feast for Santa Barbara" (2026), and in Verse-Virtual (https://www.verse-virtual.org/)
Appears in: Issue 60
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Appears in: Issue 44
Award-winning poet and photographer, Ryn Holmes originated from California (Southern and Northern) and now resides along the Gulf Coast of Florida as a partner in K & K Manuscript Editing and co-editor of Panoply, a literary ezine. Over the years, her photos and poems have appeared in a variety of journals.
Appears in: Issue 43
Tom Holmes is the editor of Redactions: Poetry & Poetics. He is also author of After Malagueña (FootHills Publishing, 2005), Negative Time (Pudding House, 2007), Pre-Dew Poems (FootHills Publishing, 2008), Henri, Sophie, & the Hieratic Head of Ezra Pound: Poems Blasted from the Vortex (BlazeVOX Books, 2009), The Oldest Stone in the World (Amsterdam Press, 2011), and Poetry Assignments: The Book (Sage Hill Press, forthcoming 2011). He has thrice been nominated for the Pushcart Prize. His work has
Jae Holt is a writer inspired by reading, excited about literacy, and nostalgic for a long-lost island life. She writes for fun and for a living and is the author of "Circles," a story born from reading "Dante's Inferno" in high school. She enjoys sharing stories, so share with her at JaeHolt.blogspot.com.
Appears in: Issue 35
From Melbourne Australia
Kentucky poet
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Jackie writes short and sweet with a twist. Mostly for children, sometimes for adults but always for fun. She's a Nigerian born, Cornish Australian and her first picture book, The Croc and the Platypus was published last year by Walker Books. Her blogs are https://jackiehoskingpio.wordpress.com/ and https://jackiehoskingblog.wordpress.com/
Appears in: Issue 45
Biography coming soon.
About me: I�m 72, married, mother of three and grandmother of four. Now retired, I used to inspect springs to pay the bills, but I write poetry and children�s stories for the sheer joy of it and the need to do so. Additionally, I take pictures of things that catch my heart and soul.
Biography coming soon.
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i'm just a dude
playing a dude
disguised as another dude
Appears in: Issue 46
Beth Howard is a writer living in Cheyenne, Wyoming. She fell in love with writing 5-7-5 haiku in 2006 after reading Clark Strand's book "Seeds From a Birch Tree." Her haiku poems appear in Natalie Goldberg's book, "The True Secret of Writing" and in the journal "Three Line Poetry."
Appears in: Issue 31
Christina Howard is a writer and spoken word artist living in Louisville, KY with her two beautiful children. In 2009, she was a facilitator for “Minimizing Violence through Poetry and Spoken Word,” an initiative to support local youth. Her work has appeared in “Calliope Nerve,” “BlazeVOX” and Heavy Hands Ink’s “NitTwits: A Collection of Twitter Length Poems.” Her multimedia piece, “The Belles Toll,” was recently on display at “Solidarity” in Louisville, KY.
Appears in: Issue 6
Thank you for considering my submission to Three Line Poems.
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 46
Rob is a poet, playwright, and flash fiction writer living in Central Florida
I have a Masters in Creative writing. I am published in Three Lines Poetry, Haiku Journal and Scifaikuest. I recently had poetry published in America's Poetic Soul: The Anthology of Enlightened Poets for America. I also have multiple articles written for a number of websites.
Appears in: Issue 29
these are three lines of bio/
for someone who wrote some things/
and kept his day job
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Appears in: Issue 1
A.J. Huffman is a poet and freelance writer from Daytona Beach, FL.
Appears in: Issue 16, Issue 17, Issue 18, Issue 19, Issue 21
Sarah Hulyk Maxwell is pursuing her MFA in poetry at LSU where there are plenty of dragonflies to go around.
Appears in: Issue 18
Robert is an Upper East Side resident who can frequently be found running in Central Park (pursuing runner's high).
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Thank you for taking the time to read and consider my submission. I look forward to hearing back from you at your convenience.
~Alexis A. Hunter
Bio:
Alexis A. Hunter loves weaving words. To learn more about her visit www.idreamagain.wordpress.com
Appears in: Issue 17
Hello,
I hope you consider my poem for submission to three Line Poetry.
Sincerely,
Linda Hunter
Appears in: Issue 12
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Nancy Byrne Iannucci is the author of Temptation of Wood (Nixes Mate Review 2018) and Goblin Fruit (Impspired 2021). Her poems have appeared in numerous publications, some include Autumn Sky Poetry, Gargoyle, Bending Genres, Clementine Unbound, Dodging the Rain, 8 Poems, Glass: A Journal of Poetry (Poets Resist), Hobo Camp Review, and Typehouse Literary Magazine. Nancy is a Long Island, NY native who now resides in Troy, NY where she teaches history at the Emma Willard School. Web: https://www.nancybyrneiannucci.com/
Biography coming soon.
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ilhem issaoui ( [email protected] ) is a 22 years old tunisian translator and poetry and short stories writer. she graduated from the faculty of Arts and Humanities of Sousse,Tunisia(english department). she is deeply intrigued by all forms of literary work especially classics. she currently lives in Sidibouzid,Tunisia ,with her parents. She is a blogger at ilhemissaoui.blogspot.com and has a tumblr account on which she posts her poems ilhemissaoui.tumblr.com . she was recently placed as a runner up for the international canadian competition CreatEng Café. A short story by her "if only" was published in the 90th issue of the online literary magazine "Danse Macabre"and another short story was published in the indian online magazine "Salis magazine".one of her poems has alreay been accepted by "Madswirl" (The tear on the Cheek). other eleven of her poems have appeared in the mind magazine with the Editor's review " Ilhem Issaoui is our mirror, gateway and companion…into the bright and wounded places."
Rich Norman, Editor in chief: Mind magazine.
http://media.wix.com/ugd/cf8614_5d202295613846b0bff67141cd6bfc44.pdf
Appears in: Issue 31
M. A. ISTVAN JR., an addict of the TV sitcom Night Court, will always be surrounded with people and substances of ill repute. He does have a steady day job, however. A soap and lotion peddler on Jamaica Avenue in Queens, he is the man calling out “Shea Butter Butter, Blaaaack Soap.†His work has been criticized for its almost single-minded focus on equestrian themes, its lack of allegorical quality, and its overreaching fidelity to his artistic and intellectual precedents. Visit his page at https://txstate.academia.edu/MichaelIstvanJr.
Appears in: Issue 22
M.J. Iuppa is the Director of the Visual and Performing Arts Minor Program and Lecturer in Creative Writing at St. John Fisher College; and since 2000 to present, is a part time lecturer in Creative Writing at The College at Brockport. Since 1986, she has been a teaching artist, working with students, K-12, in Rochester, NY, and surrounding area. She has three full length poetry collections, most recently Small Worlds Floating (2016) as well as Within Reach (2010) both from Cherry Grove Collections; Night Traveler (Foothills Publishing, 2003)); and 5 chapbooks. She lives on a small farm in Hamlin NY.
Appears in: Issue 1, Issue 3, Issue 5, Issue 9, Issue 20, Issue 22, Issue 24, Issue 48
Suzanne Iuppa is a poet, community worker and filmmaker living in North Wales. She is a Welsh language learner and has been learning how to write englynion in English first... then in Welsh!
Appears in: Issue 25
Joe Izzo lives in California, nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada with his wife Lara and 3 of 5 children. While she raises the children and tends to the small farm, he works as a Civil Engineer for a local power company. Joe's work been published in Z-Composition and Wilderness House Literary Review.
Appears in: Issue 33
J. Russell Schneider is a published poet who delves into the darkest corners of the psyche. He finds whimsy in the macabre and ghoulishness in the fanciful. Schneider’s poetry has been published by Wayfinder, a fan magazine based on the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Jitter Press, Prolific Press, and Coffin Bell. He mostly writes about traumatic events of his past mixed with fantasy and horror elements. Some of his work hosts reoccurring characters as manifestations of these traumatic experiences.
Diane Jackman started out as a children's writer but now concentrates on poetry. She has won several competitions and has been published in a wide variety of small press magazines and anthologies. Her passions are Anglo-Saxon literature and medieval rabbit warrens.
Appears in: Issue 48
Arthur Jackson V has been an SCC student since fall 2009, and received an AA in Fine Arts 2-D in 2013. Arthur hopes to transfer to pursue a major in fashion design, and minor in creative witting and linguistics. Arthur was previously published in the 2012 issue of the Suisun Valley Review as the Honorable Mention, and returned to SVR as an editor for the 2014 issue.
Appears in: Issue 26
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 9
Simon Jacobs attends a frustratingly small college in the Midwest. His short fiction has appeared in Monkeybicycle and is forthcoming in Do Hookers Kiss?
Appears in: Issue 6
Mary Elder Jacobsen’s poetry has appeared in GMR Online, The Cincinnati Review, The Antioch Review, The Greensboro Review, and other venues. She lives with her husband and son in rural North Calais, Vermont, where she works from home as an editor, soaks up the woods and waters around them, and rejuvenates their old house on a lake. She holds an MFA from UNC-Greensboro and an MA from The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University.
Appears in: Issue 37
A teacher and all around great person.
Appears in: Issue 49
Clarissa Jakobsons’ poems and artist books are published and exhibited worldwide: including The Hawaii Pacific Review, Denver’s Abecedarium Gallery, Cleveland Museum of Art Ingalls Library, Morgan Conservatory, Beck Center, Cuyahoga Community College, the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center, etc. Recently, she enjoyed a Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center residency, as well as a solo art show at Western Reserve Academy.
She also instructs various Art, Writing, and Bookmaking classes. Twice-featured poet at the Paris Shakespeare and Co., five-year Associate Editor of the Arsenic Lobster Poetry Journal, and first place winner of the Akron Art Museum New Words Competition.
Appears in: Issue 46
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A three line poem about the little idiosyncrasies that collapse the tallest towers.
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Christopher J. Jarmick is a NorthWest poetry activist who organizes, hosts and publicizes readings and events involving local and nationally known writers and poets. His latest poetry collection Not Aloud from MoonPath Press will be available in September of 2015. His blog is PoetryIsEverything (google it).
Appears in: Issue 33
Peter Jastermsky’s haiku and senryu have been featured Under the Basho, Failed Haiku, Hedgerow, among other journals. His haibun have been published in Contemporary Haiku Online, Haibun Today and KYSO Flash. Peter works as a licensed counselor and lives in California with his family, their cat and horse.
Appears in: Issue 39
rani Jayakumar has contributed fiction and essays to Honeyguide Magazine, 365 Tomorrows, Secret Attic, and other online publications. She writes poems and about mindfulness at okachiko.wordpress.com
Appears in: Issue 57
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W. Luther Jett is a native of Montgomery County, Maryland, and recently completed his first novel. His poetry has been published in numerous journals, including The GW Review, ABRAXAS, Beltway, Innisfree, and Main Street Rag.
His poetry performance piece, Flying to America, debuted at the 2009 Capital Fringe Festival in Washington D.C. He was also a winner in the 2011 Moving Words Poetry competition in Arlington, VA.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this work.
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For the Holiday edition
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Richard Eric Johnson is a graduate of Indiana University with degrees in Germanic Languages and Education. He is a Vietnam Nam veteran and retired police officer. He has 3 books of poetry in print by Mellen Poetry Press and T.O.S.P and has been published in numerous journals. He resides in Arlington, VA. A retired marathoner, he seeks at this late stage to just keep putting one foot in front of the other.
Appears in: Issue 60
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Michael Johnston, I was born and raised in Northern Vermont where I spent my youth before enlisting in the US Marine Corps after I graduated high school. I have always had an interest in poetry and writing as a whole. I am currently finishing my Bachelors in Environmental Science and live with my wife and our two cats.
Appears in: Issue 58
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Appears in: Issue 38
I wish to submit the attached Haiku Sequence for possible publication in your journal.
Dr. Emory D. Jones is a retired English teacher who has taught in high schools and various community colleges. He has four hundred and twenty credits including publication in such journals as Voices International, The White Rock Review, Free Xpressions Magazine, The Storyteller, Modern Poetry Quarterly Review, Gravel, Pasques Petals, The Pink Chameleon, and Encore: Journal of the NFSPS. He is retired and lives in Iuka, Mississippi, with his wife, Glenda. He has two daughters and four grandchildren.
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Appears in: Issue 58
dear editor, regarding words i wrote "you can fool all the people" ....a simple observation
If you could put me as" Nova Jones" that would be great. Pen name.
Appears in: Issue 52
Thank you for considering my work. Please let me know if you need any other information.
Bio: Raster Jones lives in South Carolina.
Appears in: Issue 10
Chuck Joo's poems have appeared or are forthcoming in amphibi.us, Carcinogenic Poetry, Eunoia Review, and Foliate Oak Literary Journal. His website is http://joocartoon.weebly.com.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 45
Alexander B. Joy is a doctoral candidate in Comparative Literature at the University of Massachusetts.
Appears in: Issue 4
B.T. Joy is a Glaswegian poet who received his Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Film Studies in 2009. He has published two books of haiku and his poetry appears in many British, Irish, American and Australian journals. His haiga have also been included with the World Haiku Association.
Appears in: Issue 7, Issue 8, Issue 9, Issue 10, Issue 11, Issue 12, Issue 13, Issue 14, Issue 21
Dear Editor,
I am Padmini, a Content Writer by profession. Please find my three line poetry for consideration.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Padmini
Lewis Kahler lives in Oneida, NY with his wife and two children. He is, in the simplest terms, just trying to figure it all out. His work has appeared in the Resonant Review, Ampersand, Fusion, The Oracle Literary Journal and Eclectic Flash. In 2010 his short fiction piece “Childhood and the Other” was chosen for Eclectic Flash’s Best of 2010 Anthology.
Appears in: Issue 38
Santosh Kalwar works as a poet, writer and researcher. He is the author of several books, including Quote Me Everyday. For more info, please visit: http://kalwar.com.np
Appears in: Issue 15, Issue 19, Issue 21, Issue 28, Issue 29
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 37, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 41, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 47, Issue 53, Issue 59
Bauke Kamstra resides in Nova Scotia. Each morning he can be found listening to the silence. His poetry has been published in Poetry Nook and Vine Leaves Literary Journal and has been chosen by the latter for their Best of Anthology 2013. You can find his work on twitter: https://twitter.com/Wyrde or his blog: http://www.positivelywyrde.com/.
Appears in: Issue 25
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 2
When we visited San Francisco, we went into Chinatown and in the parks, many women were playing mahjong. The images stayed with me.
Appears in: Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 47, Issue 50, Issue 52, Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Dr. Kapardeli Eftichia has a Doctorate from ARTS AND CULTURE WORLD ACADEMY. Born in Athens and live in Patras, she writes poetry, stories, short stories, and essays.
Appears in: Issue 47
Dear Three Line Poetry,
Attached is a submission for your consideration in the journal. My short poetry has recently appeared in Frogpond, Shamrock Haiku Journal, South by Southeast, Bear Creek Haiku, A Hundred Gourds, and elsewhere. Thanks very much for reading.
Sincerely,
Mark Kaplon
Appears in: Issue 20
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 34
Alan Katerinsky is an assistant professor of Computer Security and Information Assurance at Hilbert College.
Appears in: Issue 32
Albert Katz is a not-quite-yet retired Professor of Psychology. Although he has had a long career publishing scientific papers his "career" as a poet came to an end when he finished his undergraduate degree. Now some 50 years later he has started writing again, with two of his poems published in 2016.
Dr. Herb Kauderer is an associate professor of English at Hilbert College. He is the author of 19 books or chapbooks of poetry, some of which are available as ebooks on Kobo.com.
Appears in: Issue 32
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 23
Lorrie Kazan is an award-winning writer, living in Los Angeles. She won first place for short fiction for her story "Checkpoint," and her work has been widely featured in both small press and online venues. She holds an MFA in Writing from Vermont College.
Appears in: Issue 34
Rachel Kearney is a writer based in the southwestern United States. She is currently writing the last few thousand words of her novel, and has work either published or forthcoming in Poetry Quarterly, Eunoia Review, and Quantum Poetry Magazine, among others.
Appears in: Issue 11
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 32
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 41
“So You Think You Can Dance” audition reject Christopher Oie Keller earned his Master’s in Teaching from Western Oregon University. After leaving his job as a Victoria’s Secret supervisor, he began substitute teaching in Portland. His hobbies include bouldering, stand-up comedy, and edible gardening. His work has appeared in the US and the UK in publications such as Stride, and Leveler, and Gloom Cupboard and will appear in James Dickey Review. He is also co-manager of the poetry forums of DryTear.net.
Just one crazy girl learning the art of self expression.
Appears in: Issue 11
Dear Editor,
I have previously been published in The Great Smokies Writing Review and Sanctuary Southern Honors Conference Literacy Journal.
Thank you for your consideration.
Best,
Miles
Appears in: Issue 45
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 28
Knicholas Kennedy is a 25 year old part-time hopeful poet, full-time college student living in Virginia. He writes while he travels the country between semesters.
Appears in: Issue 33
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 50
Deborah Kerner is a poet and an artist living in Ojai, California. Her poems have recently appeared in Bluepepper, Mad Swirl, Rabid Oak, Ariel Chart and Synchronized Chaos.
Appears in: Issue 58
Dear Editor,
This is the first of a short sequence of three haiku I'd like to submit to Three Line Poetry. I hope you enjoy it!
Thanks,
Simon Kewin.
Appears in: Issue 3
Dear Editor,
Thank you for considering my poem for Three Line Poetry.
Kind regards,
Hilde Kiernan
Appears in: Issue 38
C. L. Killgore is a wife, writer and wild pup-wrangler. She lives in East Tennessee with her husband, Michael, and their two pups, Wrigley and Arkkis Pond. Her short stories and poetry have appeared in numerous journals including Poetry Quarterly, Haiku Journal, Dual Coast Magazine and Jitter Press. You can find her on Twitter @WPaperWings or at withpaperwings.com.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 35
Teddy occasionally gets lost in sky-gazing. You can find his poems in Inwood Indiana Press, Shot Glass Journal, Leaves of Ink, Paper Wasp, Mamba Journal, and many others. He also has fiction stories in Beyond Science Fiction, Jitter Press, Paragraph Planet, Spadina Literary Journal and many other magazines and journals. At times he sends letters to Daily Nation, one of Kenya's leading newspapers.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 41
Maureen Kingston lives and works in eastern Nebraska. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in The Centrifugal Eye, Lily, Pirene’s Fountain, Poetry Quarterly, Psychic Meatloaf, and The Smoking Poet.
Appears in: Issue 42
I hope you like it and wish to use it in a future issue. If you do, please R.S.V.P.
If you cannot use it, please let me know that, too.
In either event, let me thank you for your kind cooperation and consideration of my poem.
Appears in: Issue 45
Steve Klepetar is a minimalist.
Brian Klonoski lives and writes in Maine. His work has been featured in The Harvard Summer Review and is forthcoming in dcomp magazine.
Appears in: Issue 7
Biography coming soon.
Enclosed is a poem for your consideration. I have entitled it Families.:
John P. Kneal, pen name for John A. Willoughby, has had over 75 poems published in poetry journals, company newsletters, and fee-free public web sites. In addition, his first book of poetry, Everyday Poems, was published in late 2017. Samples of his work are also available at www.JohnPKneal.com. Although now retired, he worked for many years with various large insurance companies. He and his wife have three grown children and reside in northern Connecticut.
John P. Kneal (pen name)
c/o John A. Willoughby
20 Pheasant Lane
Suffield, CT 06078
(860) 668-2212
[email protected]
Appears in: Issue 54
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 51
Over the years, I’ve been fortunate enough to have had poems published in Barrow Street, Gettysburg Review, Right Hand Pointing, Virginia Quarterly, and four small collections, the most recent being Afraid of Heaven, published by Mudlark. In my spare time, I peruse flea markets and antique stores for vintage paintings to buy and then sell on my online Etsy shop, ArtfulPicker.
Appears in: Issue 45
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
Bill Koji was born in Oakland, California. He is a graduate of Citrus College in Glendora, California and Woodbury College in Los Angeles
ultimately received his B.S. degree in art.
Appears in: Issue 6, Issue 8, Issue 11, Issue 12, Issue 13, Issue 18, Issue 19
Matt Kolbet teaches and writes near Portland, Oregon.
Since graduation in 1997 Mariya Koleva has been teaching English literature and translating for a living. She has been writing poetry all along, too. Having grown up in Eastern Europe during socialism, surprisingly, her main reading and writing language is English. It seems she has more readers in it.
Appears in: Issue 16
Philip C. Kolin is the Distinguished Professor of English (Emeritus) at the Univ. of Southern Mississippi where he also edits the Southern Quarterly. He has published 8 collections of poetry, including, most recently, Emmett Till in Different States: Poems (Third World Press, 2015) and Benedict\'s Daughter: Poems (Wipf and Stock, 2017). He has also published numerous books on Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams, and African American playwrights plus a business writing textbook Successful Writing at Work, now in its 11th edition with Cengage.
Appears in: Issue 43
Laurie Kolp strives to be more like her three children, innocent and pure; or perhaps her two dogs, faithful and unconditional. The older she gets, the younger she feels as her path narrows and her experience grows. Her hand is reaching out to you. Why don’t you join her? http://lkharris-kolp.blogspot.com and http://lkkolp.wordpress.com.
Joanne Koong is a student at the Orange County High School of the Arts where she studies Creative Writing. Her poetry has been published in Rattle, Third Wednesday, and Inkblot among many other places.
Appears in: Issue 17
Sean CW Korsgaard is a former solider, current college student, and aspiring writer.
Appears in: Issue 7
Thanks for your support of new writing
Kim Peter Kovac lives in Alexandria, VA, and works nationally/internationally in theater for young audiences with an emphasis on new play development and networking. His work is forthcoming or can be found in HowlRound, The Vine Leaves Literary Journal, Crack the Spine, Eunoia Review, Crunchable, Glint Literary Journal, The Metric, Mad March Hare, the Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Modern Day Fairytales, Haiku Journal, and Write Local Play Global. www.kimpeterkovac.tumblr.com
Norbert Kovacs lives and writes in Hartford, Connecticut. He has published short poetry in Haiku Journal, Die Leere Mitte, bottle rockets, and Poetry Pea Podcast. His website: http://www.norbertkovacs.net.
Appears in: Issue 60
James Kowalczyk has had poems, flash and microfiction published in a number of online and print publications.
Appears in: Issue 5
Joseph J Kozma is a poet, novelist, essayist and retired physician. Available on Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble.com:Mathematics in color (Poems), Until We Meet (Poems), The New Neanderthal (Poems) 1945 (Novel), Long Distance Murder (Novel, out of print) Appointed Jacksonville Poet Laureate in April 2016.
Appears in: Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 43
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 36
Bio: Pushcart Prize nominee Ash Krafton’s work has appeared in several journals, including The Ghazal Page, Numinous: Spiritual Poetry, Einstein’s Pocket Watch, and Expanded Horizons. Ms. Krafton resides in the heart of the Pennsylvania coal region. Find updates on the upcoming release of her novel Bleeding Hearts at www.ashkrafton.com.
Appears in: Issue 6
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 20
Catherine B. Krause is a poet from Indianapolis, IN living in the vicinity of Washington, D.C..
Lauren Krauze writes essays, short stories, short poems, and long emails. She believes in semicolons, the occasional Oxford comma, and gracefully compiled sentences. She received her Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from The New School.
Appears in: Issue 27
Laurie Kruger-Azer is a retired school social worker in New Jersey who has been writing poetry since she was a little girl. This is the first time she is submitting anything to be published. She enjoys writing 3-line poetry and was thrilled to find this publication exists.
Appears in: Issue 51
Edited the previously submitted poem to match the line length.
Appears in: Issue 54
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 29
I am an aspiring poet based in the Midwest. I find a wealth of inspiration from nature and from the intricacies of my own life experience. I hope to use my voice to lift others up and to speak truth.
Appears in: Issue 33
Rachael Kuintzle is a biochemist who not-so-secretly loves to write. She has been composing short stories and poetry ever since she could hold a pen (and long before she could spell).
Appears in: Issue 11
Mick is a writer and father of two mostly grown children who have survived his shenanigans through smarts they inherited from their mother.
His nonfiction articles, fictional stories, and poems have appeared in consumer magazines, newspapers, and literary journals.
More at www.MichaelKulpWriter.blogspot.com.
Rachna Kulshrestha is from India who moved to United States almost two decades ago. She writes prose, poetry, fiction, essays and so forth. She loves to daydream and extract extraordinary stories from clichés. She designs electrical circuits for a living and tries to draw parallels between mathematics and writing.
Appears in: Issue 27
Eliot is a nonbinary poet living in Portland, OR. Their work has been previously published in 4and20poetry and "Ekphrasis: Photos Speak Out." You can support their creative pursuits at: https://ko-fi.com/unknowneliot
Appears in: Issue 57
Bio: Peter LaBerge is a sixteen year old up-and-coming writer/photographer. Though he was only introduced to writing poetry recently, five of his poems were recognized in the 2011 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, and he is the runner-up for the 2011 Elizabeth Bishop Prize in Verse. His work is featured or forthcoming in Burnt Bridge, Leaf Garden, The delinquent, The Blue Pencil Online, and many other print/online publications. He is also the editor and founder of The Adroit Journal, a literary publication dedicated to charity.
Appears in: Issue 3
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 30
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 47
Kelli Lage lives in the Midwest countryside with her husband, and their dog, Cedar. Lage is currently earning her degree in Secondary English Education. Lage states she is here to give readers words that resonate. Awards: Special Award for First-time Entrant, Lyrical Iowa.
Appears in: Issue 55
Robyn Laguzza is a therapist turned dog walker living in Carson city, NV
P.S. - The title of the poem is "Grief". There was no place to include it in the submission box.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 11
Libby Landauer is an artist, poet, and thinker based in Brooklyn, NY.
Appears in: Issue 8
Dear Mr. Glenn Lyvers, Editor of Three Line Poetry:
I am an American poet honored to have had 95 of my haiku, senryu, traditional and free verse poems find homes in 2020 and 2021 in 31 literary publications across the United States, England, Wales, Canada, Australia, Mauritius and The Caribbean, including a recent acceptance of one of my haiku into Three Line Poetry Issue #55 as well as publication or pending publication in Academy of the Heart and Mind, Akitsu Quarterly, Ancient Paths Online, The Bamboo Hut, Bear Creek Haiku, Better Than Starbucks, The Caribbean Writer, Current Accounts, The Drabble (highest poem likes for 2021), Failed Haiku, Frogpond, Grand Little Things (including as featured poet), Haiku Journal, Haikuniverse, Literary Yard, Lyrical Passion Poetry E-Zine, The Pangolin Review, Pennsylvania Literary Journal, Plum Tree Tavern, Poetry Pea, Presence Haiku Journal, Red Eft Review, Scarlet Leaf Review, The Society of Classical Poets Journal, Studio, Time of Singing, Vita Brevis’ upcoming 2021 Poetry Anthology, Wales Haiku Journal, WestWard Quarterly, Wild Violet (including as featured poet) and The Zen Space (in its Summer 2020 Showcase). I am also honored to be the Featured Author in the 2021 Winter Edition of WestWard Quarterly and to have been awarded runner-up status in a Best of 2020 Haiku Competition this past summer.
I am privileged to submit on an exclusive basis to your distinguished three-line literary journal 3 of my recently authored and never before published haiku in accordance with your submission guidelines.
Although I have never relinquished the lawyer’s quill and serve as the General Counsel of a small business in McLean, Virginia, USA, my passion is composing inspirational poetry that powerfully connects with readers. I currently reside in Chevy Chase, Maryland, USA, with my wife and twelve-year old identical twin boys, fellow published haiku poets, who likewise enjoy nature, biking, tennis, chess and creative writing.
I greatly appreciate your consideration of my 3 haiku submission (each separately submitted per your guidelines) and very much look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Douglas J. Lanzo
8824 Brierly Road
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
[email protected]
(202) 255-7252
Please find below an updated bio:
A featured and award-winning poet, Doug’s poetry found homes since 2020 in 31 literary publications across the United States, Canada, England, Wales, Australia, Mauritius and The Caribbean. Doug resides in Maryland with his wife and 12-year old identical twin boys, fellow published poets who likewise enjoy nature, biking, tennis and chess.
A soft yet strong voice with Things to say.
Appears in: Issue 49
Maude Larke lives in France with the ghost of her last cat. Her credo is 'never wear two things of the same color when hiking'. She has this bad habit of collecting things and getting antsy when people begin to touch the items in the collections. Especially the pebble collection. She thoroughly admits that she teaches as a day job out of sadism.
Appears in: Issue 2, Issue 3, Issue 4, Issue 7, Issue 10, Issue 13, Issue 16
Maude Larke lives in France. She has come back to creative writing after years in the university system, analyzing others’ texts, and to classical music as an ardent amateur, after fifteen years of piano and voice in her youth. Publications include Bird’s Eye reView, Naugatuck River Review, Oberon, Cyclamens and Swords, riverbabble , 52|250, and Sketchbook.
Appears in: Issue 2
Phillip Larrea is a widely published poet in the U.S., Canada, Ireland and Europe. His chapbook, Our Patch (Writing Knights Press), was released January 2013. Phillip’s full-length poetry collection, We the People (Cold River Press), released April, 2013.
Appears in: Issue 21
Writer. Poet. Peacemaker. Rule breaker. Part-time feminist. Full-time liberal. Foodie. Book lover. Booze drinker. Truth seeker.
Appears in: Issue 17
Nina E. Larsen has published work in Norway and the US. Recently published in "Fourandtwenty.com" and "Haiku Journal".
Appears in: Issue 7
Reif is a landscape architect, musician, writer and thinker, living in Burlington, Vermont. He finds beauty in ordinary things, the leftover scraps of land, sound and time that color in the space between the landmarks of our life stories.
Appears in: Issue 52
(You said I could resubmit this one.)
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 36
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 54, Issue 55, Issue 56, Issue 57, Issue 59, Issue 60
New Jersey native, Julie P. Lauton, fancies herself a writer of copy, content, and a sometimes-poet. A magna cum laude graduate of Lehigh University, there she earned a BA in Psychology. Julie’s poems have been featured in several print and online publications, including The Greenwich Village Literary Review, A Hundred Gourds, The Mindful Word, and The Australia Times Poetry Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 47
Nate Lavender is a poet, travel writer, and interdisciplinary artist. He is traveling and living the full-time dirt life in a vintage airstream, currently kicking up dust somewhere.
Appears in: Issue 55
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 1
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 57
Kayla Layaoen is a student of literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She pursues arts in all mediums, from visual to musical to written, whenever she can.
Appears in: Issue 47
Wittier than the average bear.
No fluff, just stuff.
Written on my iPhone.
Mary Delle grew up in Texas, discovered ferns in upstate New York, smelled dill when she arrived in Russia and lives in a California cottage with nature around.
My Name is Lee Brent LeCair. I am a husband, father, grandfather.
Appears in: Issue 36
Deborah Lee is passionate about wordplay, music and stories. One of her sisters is abbreviated to B, which perhaps explains being drawn to places like Ballarat, Brunswick and Brisbane. Publications include fourW, Page Seventeen, Paradise Anthology, Pink Panther Magazine, Stereo Stories and assorted anthologies. Blogging at http://www.redbubble.com/people/msdebbie since 2009.
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 52
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 29
Madeline Lee-Mabe lives in North Carolina with her husband and two Guinea pigs. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts and a Master of Arts in Developmental Psychology. She has been previously published in the Haiku Journal, Failed Haiku, and Scarlet Leaf Review. She is the author of the novella Vamp Notes
Appears in: Issue 54
Biography coming soon.
Thank you for your consideration.
Appears in: Issue 32
Hello,
I am not sure whether I should give you a biographical statement yet.
Thank you for your work. I am happy for the opportunity to submit.
All the best,
Janine Lehane
Appears in: Issue 43
When not designing castles along the meditteranean sea or thatched huts in africa,
Jill Leo writes sarcastic prose of varying length and subject.
Dear Editor,
My name is Ophelia Leong and I hope you enjoy the poems I submit. I am a wife and mother of three who loves to write. I have been published in Mothers Always Write, Allegro Poetry, and Assisi: An Online Journal of Arts and Letters.
Thank you for your consideration.
Best Wishes,
Ophelia Leong
Appears in: Issue 31
Stephen W. Leslie has been writing haiku and haibun poems for nearly ten years. He has been published in Contemporary Haibun Online and the World Haiku Review. He is a psychotherapist and is currently a hospice chaplain in upstate New York.
Bruce Levine has spent his life as a writer of fiction and poetry and as a music and theatre professional. A 2019 Pushcart Prize Poetry nominee, a 2021 Spillwords Press Awards winner, the Featured Writer in WestWard Quarterly Summer 2021 and his bio is featured in “Who’s Who of Emerging Writers 2020.†Bruce has over three hundred works published on over twenty-five on-line journals including Ariel Chart, Spillwords, The Drabble; in nearly seventy print books including Poetry Quarterly, Haiku Journal, Tipton Poetry Journal; Halcyon Days and Founder’s Favourites (on-line and print) and his shows have been produced in New York and around the country. His work is dedicated to the loving memory of his late wife, Lydia Franklin. A native Manhattanite, Bruce now lives and writes in Maine. Visit him at www.brucelevine.com
Appears in: Issue 43, Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 49, Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 57, Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 54
Ahna Lewis recently returned to the United States after five years of working as a high school English and creative writing teacher at an international school in Germany. She holds a BA in English and an MA in Secondary Education from West Virginia University.
Appears in: Issue 49
Here, I try to depict an experience of mental illness; it often seems when you are drowning in your own difficulties, asking for help will only drag down those who would try to help.
Appears in: Issue 54
Daniyal Liaqat is from Pakistan and currently lives in Cerritos, California. He spends a lot of time around his cricket club. He also works at a supermarket.
Appears in: Issue 36
Scott Lilley is twenty years old currently reading English and Creative Writing at Lancaster University. His work has appeared in The Airgonaut and Eunoia Review, he was shortlisted in 2015 for Staffordshire young poet laureate and has performed his poetry at the Edinburgh Fringe festival and Wenlock poetry festival.
Appears in: Issue 48
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 12
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 6
Nathan C. Lipps
[email protected]
Nathan grew up along the shores of Lake Michigan. He currently works at Wichita State University.
-The title of this poem is: Where Has Mary Gone?
Appears in: Issue 7
Josh Lipson is a digital bedouin, and a student of history, language, and the mind. He has a degree in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations from Harvard, and is an aspiring psychologist. His work, inspired by Whitman, Eliot, Ginsberg, and the Hebrew epics, has been featured in Harbinger Asylum and Obra/Artifact.
Appears in: Issue 45
Zizheng William Liu is an avid writer based in Sugar Land, Texas. His works have been published in the International Human Rights Art Festival platform, Words&Whispers Magazine, and many other literary magazines. He is also a blogger for NewPages and an editor for Polyphony Lit Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 54
EEarl Livings is an award-winning poet and fiction writer who has been widely published in Australia and overseas. He has a PhD in creative writing, for which he wrote 'The Silence Inside the World', a philosophical fantasy verse novel that was released in May 2022 (Peggy Bright Books). Earl has taught professional writing and editing for over 20 years and has worked as a freelance editor, manuscript assessor, and writer-in-community. His writing focuses on science, history, nature, mythology and the sacred. He has published two poetry collections, 'Libation' (Ginninderra Press, 2018), and 'Further than Night', (Bystander Press, 2000). Earl lives in Melbourne with his wife and their ever-growing stacks of books.
Appears in: Issue 46
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 27
I live in Connecticut with my husband and fur babies. My haiku and short form poetry have been featured in various journals and anthologies including: Cattails, Modern Haiku, Hedgerow Journal, Frogpond, Bottle Rockets, 50 Haikus, and Three Line Poetry. You can find more of my work on twitter at @Catherin03.
Appears in: Issue 40, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 49, Issue 58
Joyce Joslin Lorenson lives in Rhode Island, U.S.A., grew up on a dairy farm and records the daily
happenings in nature around her rural home. She has been published in several print and electronic journals.
Appears in: Issue 32
Thank you for your consideration!
~Lorraine Cipriano
Appears in: Issue 37, Issue 39, Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 47, Issue 51, Issue 60
Mimi Loughlin is an undergraduate student at Bryn Mawr College, majoring in English Literature and minoring in computer science. When she's not in class, she spends her free time painting, dancing, reading, and obsessing over her poetry.
Appears in: Issue 49
Monica Louzon (she/her) is a writer, editor, and translator. Her poetry has appeared in NewMyths.com, Octavos, Quatrain.Fish, and others. Monica's short fiction has appeared in The Internet Is Where The Robots Live Now and The Dread Machine. Follow her on Twitter @molo_writes.
Appears in: Issue 56
Marcus Ten Low is a writer-poet, musician, vegantinatalist, failed (but revived) comedian and the inventor of the dubious concept of livingmodelling. Based in Brisbane, Australia, Marc was born in Canberra, 1979 and excelled at school throughout his childhood but, upon reaching senior school at Canberra Grammar School, became distracted and tormented as a result of unexplained esoteric experiences and fell-out with the rest of his family from that point.
Disillusioned with society yet keen to help repair the world’s great problems, he became almost fully vegan from 1996 and in 1998 wrote his poetic masterpiece, "Inland Surfer". In May 2005 he was arrested cold by police and since then incurred more than 20 incarcerations and numerous altercations with the police and Mental Health Authority in Australia. He remains their involuntary client. In the world of poetry and journalism, he has been published multiple times in journals such as Quadrant, The Big Issue Australia, and by the famous fantasy author Piers Anthony.
Appears in: Issue 47
seen walking in Kuwait City in the late afternoon
Appears in: Issue 28, Issue 29, Issue 30, Issue 31, Issue 35, Issue 37
Tricia Lowther is a freelance writer and campaigner from the UK. Her work is a mixture of web content, non-fiction articles and creative pieces. Her writing has been published across numerous outlets, including NewStatesman, Ms Magazine and Writer’s Forum.
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 38
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 42
Douglas Luman is a writer and bowtie enthusiast currently braving the wilds of the Arkansas Ozarks.
Appears in: Issue 21
Robert Lunday lives on a small horse farm in central Texas. He is the author of Mad Flights (Ashland Poetry Press).
Appears in: Issue 21
Lennart Lundh is a poet, author, historian, and photographer. His work has appeared internationally since 1965.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 31
Robert Allen Lupton is retired and lives in New Mexico with his wife, Sally, where they are commercial hot air balloon pilots. Robert runs and writes every day, but not necessarily in that order. He has been published in several anthologies, He has short stories online at www.horrortree.com and www.crimsonstreets.com. His novel, Foxborn, was published in April, 2017.
Visit www.amazon.com/author/luptonra, his Amazon page and www.goodreads.com/author/show/15292457.Robert_Allen_Lupton, his Goodreads page and blog for current information about his stories and books.
A.M. Lynn plays with, and attempts not to break, introspective and humorous poetry.
Appears in: Issue 48
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 34
My name is Kimberly M. Rizal, and I love writing poetry and short stories in my free time.
Appears in: Issue 12
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 17
Thank you for consideration
I am an Australian writer living in Aberdeen, Scotland, constantly trying to distil my poetry to an ever finer and subtler essence. Sometimes it works.
J.S. MacLean lives in Calgary, Canada. He has had poetry published in a variety of publications in Canada, the USA, the UK, and Australia. He hopes his poetry is accessible yet capable of unfolding over readings. In his spare time he works.
Meredith MacLean is a 14 year old girl living in New Jersey. Poetry is her passion, but she also enjoys theatre, volleyball, and singing. She hopes you enjoy her poems!
Appears in: Issue 31
Thank you for your consideration,
Stacy Maddox
Emily Maeder primarily writes poetry and short fiction. She is a contributor to Eye Contact, Rune, and Setonian Magazine and currently resides in Greensburg, Pa.
Appears in: Issue 12
Martha Magenta lives in England, UK. Her poetry has appeared in The Reverie Journal, Whispers and Beaux Cooper; her haiku and senryu have been published in online journals, including Modern Haiku, Haiku Presence, and Chrysanthemum. She is owner of POETS community on G+. https://marthamagenta.com/
Appears in: Issue 39
Marieta Maglas is a Romanian poetess. She has appeared in some journals, including the Velvetillusion Literary Magazine Alabama,
The Secret (La Revista) Italy, FWM Magazine US, Thu Trang and some others. She has been nominated at International Festival
of Poetry in Canada and Mexico. Her poems were selected, and published on some anthologies at Xlibris ,Sybaritic Press and others.
Poetry is the window to my soul!
It is where I find my ‘Zen’ and also escape from the monotony of life...
Appears in: Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 46, Issue 47, Issue 48
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 55
Grady Manus holds an MFA in writing from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri. He works with the University’s School of American Studies as the Chief of Interpretation at the Historic Daniel Boone Home in Defiance.
Appears in: Issue 12, Issue 17, Issue 22, Issue 24, Issue 28
Title: The Most Expensive Jam in the World.
Thank you for taking the time for reading my poem, I hope you enjoy it! It is a short poem regarding a train accident almost ten years ago and, I hope, speaks for itself.
(Jonathan Margetts is a 20 year old student from Leicester, UK)
Appears in: Issue 11
Salvatore Marici’s poetry has appeared forthcoming in Toasted Cheese, Descant (Canadian publication), Spillway, Prairie Gold: An Anthology of the American Heartland, Earth’s Daughter and many others magazines and anthologies. He has a chapbook, Mortals, Nature and their Spirits and the book Swish Swirl & Sniff (both Ice Cube Press). Ice Cube Press scheduled to publish his third book "Fermentations" in spring 2017. Marici served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guatemala and he is a civil servant retiree as an agronomist.
Appears in: Issue 42
Broadcast Journalist, Spoken Word Poet, Poet & Writer
www.suemarie.info
Michael Marine is a freelance illustrator and writer living in Cleveland, Ohio.
I am Rickey Marshall ,I love writing short poems.
I will love publishing poetry on Three Line Poetry.
I graduated with my M.A. from Northern Arizona University in May of 2009, and I graduated with my M.F.A. from Georgia College & State University this May.
Appears in: Issue 6
Jennifer Martelli's chapbook, Apostrophe, was published by Big Table Publishing Company. Her work has appeared in Tar River Poetry, Bop Dead City, Right Hand Pointing, and can be heard at The Poetry Storehouse. She has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and is the recipient of The Massachusetts Cultural Council Grant in Poetry. She is an associate editor for The Compassion Project: An Anthology, and lives in Marblehead, Massachusetts with her family.
Appears in: Issue 30
Pablo Miguel Martínez's poems have appeared in numerous anthologies, literary journals, and newspapers. His work has received support from the Artist Foundation of San Antonio and from the Alfredo Cisneros Del Moral Foundation. He is a Co-Founder of CantoMundo, a national retreat-workshop for Latina/o poets.
Appears in: Issue 4
Rachelle Mathis is a freelance writer of fiction and poetry. She currently lives in Colorado with her daughter and a closet with far too many cocktail dresses. Rachelle has been published in Anderbo, Red River Review, (Short) Fiction Collective, and others.
Appears in: Issue 17
Richard L Matta lives in San Diego, attended Notre Dame, and writes when his golden-doodle
dog is too tired to make demands. His work is in Dewdrop, Healing Muse, Little Old Ladies (humor),
and New Verse News, along with a couple of anthologies.
Appears in: Issue 55
Roscoe Matthews is a poet.
Appears in: Issue 28
Josephine Mattia hails from Stone Mountain, Georgia. Her previous work has also been featured in 50 Haikus and Haiku Journal.
Appears in: Issue 26
Nancy May is new to writing Haiku. She is eager in expanding her English knowledge. She currently volunteers in the charity sector and lives in the UK.
Appears in: Issue 15, Issue 16, Issue 17, Issue 19, Issue 20, Issue 23, Issue 25
Alison McBain is an award-winning author with over 100 published shorts, including work in Litro, Tiferet Journal, and Quail Bell Magazine. She is lead editor for the small press publisher Fairfield Scribes, and associate editor for the literary magazine Scribes*MICRO*Fiction.
Appears in: Issue 56
Dear Editors:
I am delighted to have found your publication on Duotrope’s Digest. I will be submitting a total of three poems to you this issue.
My bio follows:
Lauren McBride draws inspiration for her writing from faith, nature, molecular biology (former researcher) and membership in the SFPA. She shares a love of laughter, science and the ocean with her husband and two children. Her haiku, senryu and scifaiku have appeared or are forthcoming in The Aurorean, The Magazine of Speculativ
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 20
John McCarthy is the Assistant Editor at Quiddity International Literary Journal and Public-Radio Program. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Conium Review, Burner Magazine, Buddhist Poetry Review, and Ghost Ocean Magazine (Wave Series), among others.
Appears in: Issue 14
none at this time.
Appears in: Issue 2
I see I am allowed to submit 3 poems do I do this in the one submission?
Appears in: Issue 34
Mary McCormack enjoys wandering forest paths, dreaming up stories. When not writing, she's reading, learning web development, or traveling. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Gingerbread House, Storm Cellar, After the Pause, Plum Tree Tavern, Sublunary Review, and Neologism, among others. If you'd like to read more of her poetry, check out her book, Away From Shore (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WP4JTYB/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1).
Appears in: Issue 54
Laura McCorry is a writer and yoga teacher who lives outside of Washington, DC. Her work has been published in Poetry Quarterly. Connect with her on IG, @ellemccorry
Appears in: Issue 57
James McFadden is going to write again and is so broke he can hardly afford to pay attention.
Appears in: Issue 34
ie mcgavock hails from Ireland and salutes the pacific
Appears in: Issue 12, Issue 13, Issue 14, Issue 16, Issue 18, Issue 19, Issue 20, Issue 22
After a forty-year career in technology, Laura is enjoying her retirement and has found a new love in writing. Her poems capture the spirit and emotions of life.
Appears in: Issue 56
Thank you for the feedback last time!
Dear Editor, Please consider my three line poem for publication. In keeping with the minimalist theme here, I will end now, a short bio is included below. Best Wishes, Tim McLafferty
Tim McLafferty lives in NYC. A professional drummer, he’s played in Urinetown, Grey Gardens, and lots of other groovy places. timmclafferty.com
Appears in: Issue 22
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 37
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 49
R.D. McManes is the author of seven poetry books. Mr. McManes has had over 450 poems featured in numerous worldwide publications, including Prairie Poetry, Writer’s Hood, Scrivener’s Pen, Mipo Magazine, The Heron’s Nest, Poems Niederngasse, Newtopia, Lochraven Review, Muddy River Review, Commonline Journal, and Barefooot Review. He has been a featured speaker and conducted poetry workshops and copyright presentations for the Kansas Author’s Club. He currently resides in Topeka, Kansas.
Rachel L. McMullen is a teacher, freelance writer, editor, and poet. She has served as Chief Editorial Assistant for the Human Organization Journal of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Poetry Editor for Oracle Fine Arts Review, and Assistant Editor for Negative Capability Press. She was the recipient of 2013/2014 Steve and Angelia Stokes Graduate Poetry Award and her work can be found in various online outlets and archives, including Oracle 2014, Eunoia Review, and Unbroken. Rachel is the Co-Founder of Random Sample Review, an online literary journal.
Appears in: Issue 35
Fiona McNabb is an avid lover of tea, trees, and treetop tea parties. She is currently working on a chapbook inspired by her muse, the angel of alliteration. You can find bits of Fiona’s mind on her blog: http://thedoorkeeper.tumblr.com/
Kelly McNeal lives and works in NJ. Her recent publications appear in Front Porch Review, Poetry Breakfast and Crack the Spine Literary Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 38
Joan McNerney’s poetry has been included in numerous literary magazines such as Seven Circle Press, Dinner with the Muse, Blueline, Spectrum, three Bright Spring Press Anthologies and several Kind of A Hurricane Publications. She has been nominated three times for Best of the Net. Four of her books have been published by fine small literary presses.
I have been writing for as long as I can remember. Thanks to the loved ones around me, I was pushed to take advanced English courses throughout my academic career. Learning, expanding my knowledge, and working on my personal writing helped me shape my voice and hone it to be my own.
I am still a young writer in my 20's, but I cannot wait to see what my life holds for me in the world of creative and poetic writing.
My work is always very personal, and flows out through my hand and onto the page without a second thought from my head. It tends to be emotional is what I have noticed, and I hope that others feel what I feel through my poetic pieces.
- K.C.
Appears in: Issue 55
Biography coming soon.
Kevin Meeks is a graduate of Providence Christian College where he majored in English. He has had poetry appear in Gone Lawn. He is hard at work editing his first fantasy novel.
Thanks for reading this haiku. I hope you enjoy it!
Patrick
Appears in: Issue 39
Bio: Eric Mellen is a young freelance writer who currently writes poems and short stories. He has been published by Poetry Life and Times and Nostrovia! poetry. When he is not writing, he is studying to under the psychology curriculum, and plans to one day become a research psychologist.
Appears in: Issue 27
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 37
Three Line Poetry provides an expanded venue for not only traditional haiku subjects, but a variety of others as well. I find seventeen syllables sufficient to express a thought or event. Many of my submissions, formed by my subconscious during sleep, are penned on a note pad in darkness and transcribed at morning light.
Appears in: Issue 17, Issue 18, Issue 19, Issue 20, Issue 21, Issue 22, Issue 23, Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 26, Issue 27, Issue 29, Issue 30, Issue 31, Issue 32, Issue 34, Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 49, Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 52, Issue 53, Issue 54, Issue 55, Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 48
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 30
Dear Glenn Lyvers Editor:
Bio:
Alan Meyrowitz retired in 2005 after a career in computer research. His writing has appeared in Eclectica, Existere, Front Range Review, Inwood Indiana, Jitter, The Literary Hatchet, Lucid Rhythms, The Nassau Review, Poetry Quarterly, Schuylkill Valley Journal, Shark Reef, Shroud, Spirit’s Tincture, and others.
Thank you for considering my work.
Sincerely,
Alan Meyrowitz
5284 Antioch Ridge Drive
Haymarket, VA 20169
703-753-5961
[email protected]
Neila Mezynski is author of Glimpses and A Story from Scrambler Books; pamphlets from Greying Ghost Press; echapbooks from Radioactive Moat Press and Patasola Press; chapbooks from Folded Word Press, Nap, Deadly Chaps Press, Mondo Bummer, Mud Luscious Press.
Hannah Miao is a writer from Arizona. She has been published in Burningword Literary Journal, Aerie International, Cargoes, and Cicada. Currently, she serves as editor-in-chief of Phosphene Literary Journal. She is interested in the intersection between art and science.
Appears in: Issue 35
Petra Michael rides the rails in both Munich and Washington, writing snippets of poetry between stops.
Appears in: Issue 13
Thank you for the opportunity to submit some of my work.
Biography coming soon.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 30
inspired by a visit to the pre-Hispanic ruins in Mexico
Dane Miller is a teacher living in South Australia.
Appears in: Issue 29
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Dean K Miller, from Loveland, CO is a poet, author, editor, and freelance writer. His work has appeared in three dozen magazines, anthologies, and online. Additionally he has published seven books. A retired air traffic controller, he enjoys fly fishing, golf, and reading. Learn more at www.theflyfishingpoet.com
Appears in: Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 47, Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 52, Issue 53
Michelle Hendrixson-Miller lives in Columbia, TN. She is an MFA candidate at Queens University of North Carolina where she served as poetry editor for Qu literary magazine. Her poems have appeared in Poem, Poems & Plays, Main Steet Rag, Iodine, and The Lake, and The Meadow. She was nominated for a Pushcart in 2011.
Appears in: Issue 31
Shelly Buttenhoff Miller resides in Springfield, Oregon. She has three adult sons. Shelly enjoys hiking, photography, bowling, reading and coloring with friends. She started writing poetry to help her express her feelings and emotions in a way that reflect them at the time.
Dear Editor,
I am submitting my three-line poem for your consideration.
Thank you!
Here is my bio:
Wendy A. Miller lives in the suburbs of Portland, Oregon. Her essay, "Mom Conquers Volcano," appeared in "Luck and Opportunity" an anthology of short stories published by The Personal Story Publishing Project and read in their 6-minute stories podcast. Other work was published in Adelaide Literary Magazine, Quail Bell Magazine, and Grown and Flown, where her essay ranked 14 in their "Parent Best Posts of 2020." For more of her writing, see www.wendyamiller.com
Appears in: Issue 57
Biography coming soon.
Michael Mintrom is a poet currently living in Melbourne, Australia.
Appears in: Issue 58
E. L. Mitchell is a happily married writer with EDS owned by two cats. She loves to branch genres, write dark characters, read and create plot twists and overuse commas.
Appears in: Issue 31
Mark J. Mitchell studied writing at UC Santa Cruz under Raymond Carver, George Hitchcock and Barbara Hull. His work has appeared in various periodicals over the last thirty five years, as well as the anthologiesIt has also been nominated for both Pushcart Prizes and The Best of the Net. Good Poems, American Places,Hunger Enough, Retail Woes and Line Drives. Two full length collections are in the works: Lent 1999 is coming soon from Leaf Garden Press and This Twilight World will be published by Popcorn Press.. His chapbook, Three Visitors has recently been published by Negative Capability Press. Artifacts and Relics, another chapbook, is forthcoming from Folded Word and his novel, Knight Prisoner, was recently published by Vagabondage Press and a another novel, A Book of Lost Songs is coming soon from Wild Child Publishing. He lives in San Francisco with his wife, the documentarian and filmmaker Joan Juster.
Appears in: Issue 30
Caitlyn N. Mlodzik is a senior at The Vanguard School in Colorado where she leads a group of aspiring young writers called Poet Society. She has had six poems published, and awards for three other poems in the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition. Her work can be found in Inwood Indiana Press, The Pinyon Review, The American Library of Poetry, Save the Earth Poems, and Thurston Howl Publications. Caitlyn enjoys writing poetry in many different styles and on many different topics, and she strives to help fellow students share their voice in the world through their writing. When she is not writing or reading books about writing, Caitlyn enjoys photographing the oldest and greatest muse in the world: nature.
Appears in: Issue 46
Rosemary Dunn Moeller has had poems published in Aurorean, Avocet, Whitefish Review, Mobius, Rockhurst Review and many others. She farms with her husband in the Dakotas and writes to preserve present moments.
Appears in: Issue 35
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 56
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rayna Momen is a poet and activist currently residing in Morgantown, WV. She is a member of Morgantown Poets, the Morgantown Writers Group and West Virginia Writers, Inc.
Tom Montag is most recently the author of In This Place: Selected Poems 1982-2013. He is a contributing writer at Verse-Virtual and in 2015 was the featured poet at Atticus Review (April) and Contemporary American Voices (August). Other poems are found at Hamilton Stone Review, The Homestead Review, Little Patuxent Review, Mud Season Review, Poetry Quarterly, Provo Canyon Review, Third Wednesday, and elsewhere.
Appears in: Issue 35
Jennifer Y. Montgomery is a poet, visual artist, pie baker, and attorney who lives in Connecticut with her daughter. She was raised in North Dakota, but believes she has no discernible accent. She hates cake and is very fond of pie. Her poetry has appeared in Poetry Quarterly, Haiku Journal, Three Line Poetry, Failed Haiku, Leaves of Ink, and Red Weather. Her creative nonfiction has appeared in Hinterland.
Appears in: Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 53, Issue 56
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Brock Marie Moore lives with her dog in a tiny house filled with plastic ponies, action figures, stacks of comic books, and far too many plaid skirts. While working toward her MLS, she writes poetry and short stories. Visit her online at http://brockmarie.net
Appears in: Issue 8
Jennifer Moore's poetry and short fiction has appeared in numerous publications on both sides of the Atlantic, including 'The Guardian', 'Mslexia', 'The First Line', 'Other Poetry', 'South' and 'Short Fiction'. She is a previous winner of the Commonwealth Short Story Competition and the 2015 Hart Crane Memorial Poetry Contest, and has published two children's chapter books in the US with Knowonder, writing as Jaye Seymour. She lives in Devon, England.
The title of the poem is Emancipated.
M. Elaine Moore is a fiction writer and poet. She has written one novel and is at work on another. Her work can be seen at Foliate Oak Literary Journal, Four and Twenty Poetry, Fifty-Word Stories, The Camel Saloon, the Island Breeze, and shortly at Appollo's Lyre.
Appears in: Issue 3
Sabina Morris is an undergraduate student at Mount Holyoke College.
Appears in: Issue 48
there is no greater pleasure than turning pain into words
Appears in: Issue 38
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 30
Leah Mueller is an independent writer from Tacoma, Washington. She is the author of one chapbook, “Queen of Dorksville” (Crisis Chronicles Press, 2012), and two full-length books, “Allergic to Everything” (Writing Knights Press, 2015) and “The Underside of the Snake” (Red Ferret Press, 2015). Leah is a graduate of Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA. Her work has either been published or is forthcoming in Blunderbuss, 2 Leaf Press, Origins Journal, Talking Soup, Silver Birch Press, Semaphore, MaDCap, Cultured Vultures, and many other publications. She is a regular contributor to Quail Bell magazine, and was a featured poet at the 2015 New York Poetry Festival.
Appears in: Issue 36
The award-winning artist and poet, DL Mullan is a true Renaissance woman. From the ashes of a disabling illness, Ms. Mullan rose and metamorphosed into a beautiful creative Phoenix. Her reach is international through political discourse, social commentary, creative nonfiction, imaginative poetry, abstract fine art, book cover designs, online events, writer's workshops, and researched/investigative journalism just to name a few of her indelible influences. She challenges the status quo. She questions the absurd. She sees the trends and waits for history to catch up to her discernment.
She has become Undawnted... Undawnted is where the imagination is unpredictable, insatiable, and undeniably... unleashed.
Please visit her at www.undawnted.com.
Appears in: Issue 38
DL Mullan is an artist, poet, speaker, and writer. Expand your reality, visit her at dlm-studios.com.
Appears in: Issue 7
Rene Mullen is a copy editor for a public relations firm in Albuquerque. His fiction has been featured in Black Mirror Magazine, 94 Creations, and Peachfish Magazine. He also has poetry published in the Bear the Pall: Stories & Poems about the Loss of a Parent anthology and in 50 Haikus.
Eric G. Müller is a musician, teacher and writer. He has written two novels, Rites of Rock (Adonis Press 2005) and Meet Me at the Met (Plain View Press, 2010), as well as a collection of poetry, Coffee on the Piano for You (Adonis Press, 2008). Articles, short stories and poetry have appeared in various journals and magazines.
www.ericgmuller.com
Appears in: Issue 2
Daryl Muranaka was raised in California and Hawaii. He received his MFA from Eastern Washington University and spent three years in Fukui, Japan in the JET Program. He lives in Boston with his family. In his spare time, he enjoys aikido and taijiquan and exploring his children’s dual heritages. He has one book and one chapbook.
F. Charles Murdock has been quite busy on his latest project, beardtheimmortal.com (but not too busy to churn out some lovely three line poems!).
Thank you for the opportunity to submit this senryu poem.
Here is my bio note:
Christina Murphy's poems appear in a number of journals including Splash of Red and Blue Fifth Review.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 51
Then and Now.
Sheila E. Murphy is the recipient of the Gertrude Stein Award for her book Letters to Unfinished J. (Green Integer Press, 2003). Her most recent book is Golden Milk (Luna Bisonte Prods, 2020). Reporting Live from You Know Where won the Hay(na)Ku Poetry Book Prize Competition (Meritage Press (U.S.A.) and xPress(ed) (Finland), 2018). Also in 2018, Broken Sleep Books brought out the book As If To Tempt the Diatonic Marvel from the Ivory.
Dear Mr. Lyvers:
I am a published writer and entomologist who enjoys reading and crafting stories, for all ages, about characters that face incredible odds and situations, yet emerge triumphant. North Texas is currently home to me, my husband, my sister, a cat, and a foxhound (Both pets are rescues.). When not writing or reading, I take care of my sister who has dementia and help my husband operate an antique business. I enjoy listening to pop, band, and mariachi music, from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. My mother is from Chihuahua, Mexico, and I owe my ability to speak Spanish fluently to her. My published works include: “The Yellow Ribbon†(September 2018 issue of cc&d magazine); “The Quilt†(September 2018 issue of The Blotter Magazine); “Dawn†(Fall 2018 Issue of Poetry Quarterly); “On Bullying†(January 2019 issue of Scarlet Leaf Magazine), and “The Whip†(February 2020 issue of Scarlet Leaf Magazine); "The Moon" (September 2021 issue of Three Line Poetry.)
Best wishes,
M.E. Murray
Appears in: Issue 57
Biography coming soon.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 5
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
A little bit about myself, I am a writer currently living in Arlington, Virginia. My work has appeared in Perigee Magazine, Red Fez, One Ghana One Voice, Caper Literary Journal, Quail Bell Magazine, Elimae, Poems Niederngasse, Anemone Sidecar, A Hudson View, The Toucan, Contemporary American Voices, the Eudaimonia Poetry Review, Rabbit Catastrophe Review, Gloom Cupboard, and Beltway Poetry Quarterly. In addition I maintain a blog at mirrorsponge.blogspot.com and am looking to publish my first novel.
Appears in: Issue 3
Biography coming soon.
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Biography coming soon.
Mark Nenadov lives in the deep south
of Canada
with a wife, daughter, and cat.
I'm a math graduate by trade, grateful for the echoes of patterns in our speech and writing. There's an atmosphere to short poetry: it seeps from the sparse syllables into layers of imagery and meaning. Have I read your poem yet?
Appears in: Issue 4, Issue 5, Issue 7, Issue 13, Issue 14, Issue 15, Issue 17, Issue 40
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 34
My name is Colin Montgomery Neukirch, and the title of this poem is "Jumper".
Appears in: Issue 12
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 46
Michael L. Newell was a long time expatriate teacher (over twenty years) who has recently retired to coastal Oregon after living in thirteen other countries on five continents. He has also lived in thirteen of the United States. His work has been published in, among other places, Aethlon: The Journal of Sports Literature, Bellowing Ark, Culture Counter, Ship of Fools, Lilliput Review, and Rattle. He has had a number of books and chapbooks published. Among them are Traveling without Compass or Map (Bellowing Ark Press), A Long Time Traveling, Seeking Shelter, and Collision Course (all from Four Sep Press).
Appears in: Issue 33
Chien Ying Ng lives in Malaysia.
Appears in: Issue 41
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 33
My name is Deborah Rachel Ngo and i was born in 1988. I live in Singapore and i am of Chinese and Eurasian heritage. Painting and writing have been lifelong passions for me.
This was written one night while i was staring up at the sky and it was a blanket of solid dark blue with hardly any clouds at all and all i could see was a tiny beautiful star. The star made me think of heaven and God and reminded me that there are things out there that are bigger than us
Appears in: Issue 1, Issue 2, Issue 3, Issue 4, Issue 5, Issue 6
Joe Nicholas is an experimenter and an experiencer, finishing his last semester at Champlain College. He is a wine, feline, and broccoli enthusiast who has been published or is forthcoming in Dead Flowers, Emerge Literary Journal, Willard & Maple, Haiku Journal, 50 Haikus, and Star*Line.
Appears in: Issue 23, Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 26, Issue 28
James B. Nicola is a frequent contributor to Prolific Press publications. His full-length collections are Manhattan Plaza (2014), Stage to Page (2016), Wind in the Cave (2017), Out of Nothing: Poems of Art and Artists (2018), Quickening: Poems from Before and Beyond (2019), and Fires of Heaven: Poems of Faith and Sense (2020). His decades of working in the theater culminated in the nonfiction book Playing the Audience: The Practical Guide to Live Performance, which won a Choice award. A Yale grad, he hosts the Hell's Kitchen International Writers' Round Table at his library branch in Manhattan: walk-ins welcome.
best to our poetic endeavors. . .
Appears in: Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 51, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 56, Issue 58
Robert Nisbet is a lecturer and poet from Wales
Appears in: Issue 23
Ashok Niyogi is a wandering seeker after truth. He was born in Kolkata in 1955 and graduated in economics from Presidency College. He lived and worked as an international trader in the USSR and Russia and his work involved extensive travel worldwide. He is now retired and lives in Delhi and California. He still travels hard and long and occasionally writes.
Ashok has two books of poems REFLECTIONS IN THE DARK (A-4 Publications) - 2002 and TENTATIVELY (I-Universe) -2005. His poems have been published extensively in print and electronic journals worldwide. As Bhagirathananda, he has also written two books of essays - HENCE AN ENQUIRY INTO BRAHMAN (B B Graphic) - 2012 and MY YAJNA (Quills Ink) -2014.
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Appears in: Issue 29
mj is a retired family practice physician from Forest Grove, Oregon. [email protected] "dark poet who loves to laugh" currently rewriting (yet again) her screenplay and novel entitled "A Silent War."
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Biography coming soon.
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Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 13
I know this is probably not the best poem, but if possible, please make adjustments to try and make it fit in the next issue. Thank you.
BanWynn Oakshadow has been a writer, artist and poet since 1978. He loves to explore the endless opportunities for self-expression through the written word. His professional writing is primarily speculative fiction, generally short stories and novellas. Poetry zines are a treasured opportunity to explore other kinds of writing. His poetry has appeared in Literary Orphans, Rising Phoenix Review, Young Ravens Literary Review, The Were-Traveler, Wolf Warriors III, [adjective][species], Civilized Beasts, and many others. His chapbook "Zen Torn Inside Out" will be published in 2017 and his first two novels are due for publication in 2018. BanWynn, his husband and their demented dog live in Sweden on a 400 year-old farm in the middle of a remote forest grown over a Viking village gone a thousand years.
Appears in: Issue 43
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 53
Catherine OBrian is a bioscientist who lives in Chicago; she has published poetry in Millers Pond Poetry Magazine, Awaken Consciousness Magazine, and elsewhere.
Appears in: Issue 8
Note: I'm submitting for my mother, Tina O'Connor. Until recently, Tina lived in the same small New Jersey town she was born in 97 years ago. Much of her writing comes from memories or nature, particularly the ocean. The kitchen table was always her favorite place to write, especially when she was surrounded by children. Her publications include Crannog, The Galway Review, Haiku Journal, Passager, The Journal of New Jersey Poets, St. Anthony Messenger, the Newark Library Anthologies, and the Paterson Literary Review. Tina passed away in March 2015.
Appears in: Issue 33
David Oestreich lives in Northwest Ohio with his wife and three children
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 43
Here is my bio--
Karen O’Leary is a writer and editor from West Fargo, ND. She has published poetry, short stories, and articles in a variety of venues including, Frogpond, A Hundred Gourds, bear creek haiku, Shemom, Creative Inspirations and NeverEnding Story. She edited an international online journal called Whispers http://whispersinthewind333.blogspot.com/ for 5 ½ years. She enjoys sharing the gift of words.
Note--May I please have publications in italics. Thank you for your time.
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Calvin Olsen is a writer and translator based in Edinburgh, Scotland. He holds an MFA from Boston University and is currently completing a PhD through NC State University's program in Communication, Rhetoric, & Digital Media. More of his work can be found at calvin-olsen.com.
Appears in: Issue 31
A former flat-lander, RJ moved to the west coast on a whim. She now watches clouds roll in across the mountains instead of thunderheads towering over the plains. Her poetry has appeared in Three Line Poetry, Haiku Journal, Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine, and Dark Moon Rising.
Appears in: Issue 42
Biography coming soon.
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Thank your for your time and opportunity to submit work to Three Line Poetry.
Sincerely,
Sarah W. Orr
BIO: Sarah Orr lives in Lakewood, CA where she writes poetry and short fiction. Although it is a long commute, she is currently the potions mistress at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Her work has appeared on eskimopie.net.
Appears in: Issue 31
Biography coming soon.
julie ann otis is an artist creating written, spoken, and performance poetry, often composed on the fly and occasionally performed in mid-air. She most recently appeared at Oberon in Cambridge composing live time poetry portraiture, singing gritty blues, and performing spoken word choreographed with an aerial dance duet in rope and harness. Last year, Julie completed a year-long investigation in Indonesia and the United States studying body-based practices in creative arts, religious rituals, somatic psychology, and healing arts. She now teaches contemplative bodyful practices to help students develop active receptivity, fluidity, and ease in their creative process and every day lives. julie’s accolades include Opus Affair Artist of the Year in 2014 and an exhibition at Boston City Hall in 2013 featuring her poem in response to the Boston Marathon bombings, If I Claim You As My City. Julie's guided meditation series, Bodyful Journey, and her live spoken word album, Sermons of the Real, are now available on iTunes. More info at www.julieannotis.com.
Appears in: Issue 31
Amanda Ott is a graduate of the College at Brockport, and she resides in Buffalo, NY. She specializes in non-fiction prose and poetry, and she has an affinity for themes that reflect the power, beauty, and truth found in nature.
Appears in: Issue 23
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 46
Scott Thomas Outlar lives a simple life in the suburbs outside Atlanta, spending his time reading, researching, taking meditative walks, gazing at stars, laughing at life's existential nature, flowing and fluxing with the Tao River, and writing prose-fusion poetry dedicated to the Phoenix Generation. He hosts the site 17Numa.wordpress.com where links to his published poetry, fiction, essays, and interviews can be found. His chapbook "Songs of a Dissident" was released in 2015 through Transcendent Zero Press and is available on Amazon. His full-length collection "Happy Hour Hallelujah" is forthcoming in 2016 through CTU Publishing. Scott is a proud member of The Southern Collective Experience. He has been writing a weekly piece for the social justice newsletter Dissident Voice since the Summer of 2104.
Appears in: Issue 30
Scott Owens’ tenth collection of poetry, Shadows Trail Them Home, is due out from Clemson University Press this fall. His prior work has received awards from the Academy of American Poets, the Pushcart Prize Anthology, the NC Writers Network, the NC Poetry Society, and the Poetry Society of SC. His poems have been in Georgia Review, North American Review, Chattahoochee Review, Southern Poetry Review, and Poetry East among others. He is the founder of Poetry Hickory, editor of Wild Goose Poetry Review and 234, and vice president of the Poetry Council of NC. Born and raised in Greenwood, SC, he teaches at Catawba Valley Community College in Hickory, NC.
Appears in: Issue 15
Karla Padawer Solomon is a writer and teacher living in New York. So far, her work has appeared on HaikuJournal.org and Flash-Fiction-World.com in addition to this site.
Appears in: Issue 30
Born and raised in Mumbai, India, Sunayna Pal moved to the US after her marriage. A double postgraduate from XLRI and Annamalai University, she worked in the corporate world for five odd years before opting out to embark on her heart's pursuits - Raising funds for NGOs by selling quilled art and became a certified handwriting analyst.
Now, a new mother, she devotes all her free time to writing and Heartfulness. Dozens of her articles and poems have been published and she is a proud contributor of many international anthologies. Her name has recently appeared in "Subterranean Blue Poetry," "Cecile’s Writers" and "Poetry Super highway"
She is part of an anthology that is about to break the Guinness world of records. Know more on sunaynapal.com
Appears in: Issue 48
An Indian poet experimenting with short form poetry!
Appears in: Issue 31
Allison is a published poet, writer, and photographer who enjoys painting in her spare time. Originally from California, Allison currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. Find her on IG as “ALifeWitArt†and via email @ [email protected]
Devrie Paradowski lives in Florida and putzes around the yard.
Appears in: Issue 6
Matt is a creative writing student at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Judith Paterson lives near Toronto with her two daughters and a big goofy, sock-eating dog. Judith still has a day job working as a customer experience and process improvement specialist.
What seems like a lifetime ago, Judith graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in English and Communications where she was awarded a U of T literary award.
After decades of not writing, yet still considering herself a writer, Judith figures she’d better write something soon or give up the pretense. Judith is currently thinking really hard about writing a book of short stories and has recently started dabbling in poetry and fine art.
Appears in: Issue 41
Biography coming soon.
JPatti listens to everything from Los Angeles.
Appears in: Issue 21
A. M. Pattison is an assistant professor of English. She teaches college composition, literature, and creative writing. Her work is forthcoming or has appeared in Ground Fresh Thursday, Feminist Spaces, and Failed Haiku, among others. Outside of work, she tries to corral her toddler son while lounging on the couch with her equally lazy Pomeranian.
Appears in: Issue 42
DF Paul is a writer living in the Midwestern United States. A list of his published work can be found at dfpaul.wordpress.com
Appears in: Issue 49
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 47
Tom Pearson is a writer, director, and choreographer and the co-creator of the long-running immersive theater hit Then She Fell.
Appears in: Issue 44
A writer of poetry and prose, Rachel lives in South West England with her husband and black labrador.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 19
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 13, Issue 14, Issue 17, Issue 24, Issue 33, Issue 46, Issue 51, Issue 53, Issue 55, Issue 57
This was inspired by photography (and of course love):
picture perfect, taking the shot, and getting THE photo.
Appears in: Issue 12
Matthew Perry is a poet from Arlington, MA studying writing at Salem State University. In addition to writing, he enjoys fly fishing, bird watching, and baseball.
Appears in: Issue 56
Tom Pescatore can sometimes be seen wandering along the Walt Whitman bridge or down the sidewalks of Philadelphia's old Skid Row. He might have left a poem or two behind to mark his trail. He maintains a poetry blog: amagicalmistake.blogspot.com.
Joseph S. Pete is an award-winning journalist, the author of two forthcoming books, an Iraq War veteran, an Indiana University graduate, a book reviewer, and a frequent guest on Lakeshore Public Radio. He is a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee who was named the poet laureate of Chicago BaconFest, a feat that Geoffrey Chaucer chump never accomplished. His literary work and photography have appeared in many journals, including Stoneboat, The High Window, Synesthesia Literary Journal, Steep Street Journal, Beautiful Losers, New Pop Lit, The Grief Diaries, Gravel, The Offbeat, Oddball Magazine, The Perch Magazine, and Rising Phoenix Review.
Kent Peterson was born in northern Minnesota and since then has lived in Connecticut, New York, Washington state and he currently resides in Eugene, Oregon. His lovely wife puts up with him and his cat thinks he should get up earlier than he does.
Appears in: Issue 49
Nancy Kay Peterson’s poetry has appeared in print and online in numerous publications and her work was nominated for The Pushcart Prize in 2001 and 2002. From 2004-2009, she was co-publisher and co-editor of Main Channel Voices: A Dam Fine Literary Magazine. Her chapbook, Belated Remembrance, was published by Finishing Line Press in 2010.
Appears in: Issue 50
Robert Petras is a graduate of West Liberty University and a resident of Toronto, Ohio. His work has appeared in The Camel Saloon, The Rubber Lemon and Howls and Pushycats.
Darrell Petska writes both poetry and fiction. He lives in Middleton, Wisconsin.
Appears in: Issue 60
Biography coming soon.
Thank you for considering my poem.
Andrew
Appears in: Issue 35
Glenn Allen Phillips currently lives in College Station, Texas where he teaches mathematics and English at a local community college and occasionally considers finishing his doctorate in Educational Administration. While many activities hold his attention, Glenn’s first love is eating candy. In his spare time he enjoys travelling, quilting, and growing beards.
Appears in: Issue 6
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 48
Timothy Pilgrim (emeritus journalism professor at Western Washington University in Bellingham) has published 260 poems accepted by literary journals and is co-author of "Bellingham Poems," (2014) -- see his work at www.timothypilgrim.org.
I am a retired English teacher with poetry published in Three Line Poetry, Leaves of Ink, Amethyst Review, Vita Brevis, Ekphrastic Review, Postcard Poems and Prose, Right Hand Pointing, Literary Yard, Adelaide Literary Magazine, Third Wednesday, Scarlet Leaf, Ariel Chart, and Mused. My poetry book, The White Room, is forthcoming.
April Pitts is a Michigan-based professor, writer, and singer whose works have appeared in publications such as Dime Show Review, Rosette Maleficarum: A Literary Journal of Dreams, and Bearing Witness: Joyce Carol Oates Studies. She lives in Detroit with her family.
Appears in: Issue 57
Jaclyn Piudik is the author of two chapbooks, Of Gazelles Unheard (Beautiful Outlaw, 2013) and The Tao of Loathliness (fooliar press, 2005/8). Her poems have appeared in numerous anthologies and journals, including New American Writing (forthcoming), Columbia Poetry Review, and The New Quarterly. She received a New York Times Fellowship for Creative Writing and the Alice M. Sellers Award from the Academy of American Poets. Jaclyn holds an M.A. in Creative Writing from the City College of New York and a Ph.D. in Medieval Literature from the University of Toronto where she currently teaches writing.
Appears in: Issue 42
Christa is a professional writer with a passion for creative expression. She has had her poetry and short stories featured in several publications, including River Poets Journal, The Write Room, Tanka Journal, Haiku Journal, and Every Day Fiction. Currently, she resides in South Jersey with her 6 feline muses.
Appears in: Issue 45, Issue 46, Issue 49, Issue 53, Issue 56, Issue 59
Trilby Plants wants to live in a world where magic is real and people are accepted for who they are. In pursuit of these goals, she writes fantasy and children’s books.
Plants teaches writing through Coastal Carolina University’s OLLI program, including how to self-publish your book and publishing on Kindle, and how to set up your author’s platform.
When she’s not writing you might find her on Facebook extolling the virtues of her family, including her granddaughter. Cute cat videos are also on her agenda. Plants makes video book trailers for herself and other authors, which she won’t do from a synopsis. That way she gets to read really good books.
She may or may not be working on a romantic suspense under a pseudonym with a co-writer set in Michigan where she spent her working years.
She also never considered herself a poet.
Find out more about her at TrilbyPlants.com
Appears in: Issue 35
Delia Pless is a student at New York University. She has one sister and recently moved into a new apartment.
Appears in: Issue 14
My short poems have appeared recently in Amaze, Frogpond, Modern Haiku, and Wisteria, my longer poems in Anemone Sidecar, Centaur, Pegasus, Tilt-a-Whirl, and White Pelican Review. I am a member of the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 37
Stephen Pohl writes from Baltimore. His poems, stories and articles have appeared in national and regional print publications and online.
Appears in: Issue 13
Pedro Poitevin teaches mathematics at Salem State University, in Massachusetts. His book of Spanish palindromes Eco Da Eco de Doce a Doce was published earlier this year by Ediciones La Galera in México City. Previous poems in English have appeared or are forthcoming in Boston Literary Magazine, Foundling Review, Cannoli Pie, and Four and Twenty.
Appears in: Issue 2
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 57
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 47
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 49
Bio: Douglas Polk is a poet living in the wilds of central Nebraska with his wife and two boys, two dogs and four cats. Polk has had over 350 poems published in over 80 publications within the last two years.
I finished an MFA at Emerson College, and my poems have appeared previously in Dossier and the Carroll Review. I live in Boston and work at a non-profit health care research facility.
Appears in: Issue 11
Robert Henry Poulin renown haiku/tanka poet, former editor/publisher of Seaoats, a haiku journal. He risides in Micco, Florida.
Appears in: Issue 20
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 48
A deeply feeling Cancer, a mother and wife of almost forty years, Julia writes like she breaths, in ragged gasps, stifled whispers or mighty shouts. Her words are oxygen which nourish, while leaving the body wanting more. Writing since teenage years and recently published, she loves the thrill when touching another's soul with poetry Having successful careers in interpretation, teaching and supporting those with mental health challenges, she always shares herself with a wide open heart.
Appears in: Issue 44
Biography coming soon.
Yevgeniya is a founder and facilitator of Bergen Poetry Workshop, and an Administrative Assistant at Leonia United Methodist Church. She earned a Master’s in Education from Hunter College, and Bachelors in Comparative Literature and Creative Writing from CUNY BA Program. Yevgeniya’s poems were published in many journals, including First Literary Review-East, Time of Singing, and The Pangolin Review. Her first poetry ebook Ocean:Poems is available at all major retailers (as of July 2018). She keeps a poetry blog at ypoetry.weebly.com. She hopes her poetry will connect with and inspire readers around the world.
Appears in: Issue 49
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 56
Raina K. Puels is entering her second year as a Nonfiction MFA candidate at Emerson College. She is the Nonfiction Editor for Redivider and a Volunteer Screener for Ploughshares Solos. Her purple leggings are often bespeckled with white cat hair.
Appears in: Issue 43
R. S. Pyne is a freelance writer/geoscience researcher/Mental Health First Aider from West Wales. Fiction credits include Curating Alexandria, Aurora Wolf, Sanitarium, Mad Scientist Journal, Hungur, Phantaxis, Neo-Opsis and Bête Noire. Poetry has appeared in Voice of Eve, Grand Little Things, and In Layman's Terms.
Appears in: Issue 57
R. S. Pyne is a writer/scientific researcher (and part-time poet) from West Wales.
Appears in: Issue 38
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 35
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Appears in: Issue 25
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 47
R. Meskill is a poet and essayist from Chicago. She is also the editor and publisher of The Meskill Report, an independent literary and philosophical publication.
Appears in: Issue 60
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 26
Edward Ragg is a poet, critic, wine writer and wine educator based in Beijing, China.
His poems have appeared in Aesthetica, Acumen, Agenda, Critical Quarterly, Envoi, Gastronomica, PN Review, Seam, The New Writer and Poetry Quarterly; selections from his work have also been anthologized in New Poetries IV (Carcanet Press, 2007) and May Anthologies (Cambridge, 2001).
He is Associate Professor of English at Tsinghua University, where he teaches literature in English and is founding the university’s first wine programme. He is co-founder, with his wife Fongyee Walker, of Dragon Phoenix Wine Consulting.
Appears in: Issue 6
Russell Ragsdale lives and teaches in Kazakhstan.
www.ashokrajamani.com
Appears in: Issue 14
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Appears in: Issue 7
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Christopher Raley was born in Chico, California in 1974 and, other than a few years in Oregon, has lived there all his life. He is a husband and a father of two boys. His poetry has been published in Boys by Girls, Literati Magazine and a smattering of journals on Medium, where he also keeps a profile of his work.
Appears in: Issue 51
Dear Editor at Three Line Poetry:
Thank you for considering my three three-line poems. None of the lines contain over 40 characters. These are not simultaneous submissions.
Best,
Susmita
Appears in: Issue 56
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 39
emily ramirez is a womanist poet and writer. she lives in Richmond, Va.
Appears in: Issue 38
60 year old Native American-retired
The poem is entitled "Morning Banana"
Thanks for reading!
Emily Ramser is a high school author living part time between North Carolina and California. She has been published in a small school anthology as well as in the online lit magazine, The Crocodile Journal. She also works with Stage of Life as a featured blogger and on the team of a local magazine based at Living Word Church. She wishes to be published so that she might touch the world with her words.
Biography coming soon.
Michael Ratcliffe writes while sitting on rocks next to a small stream in central Maryland, sometimes physically, and sometimes only in his mind.
Appears in: Issue 3, Issue 4, Issue 6, Issue 7, Issue 8, Issue 9, Issue 13, Issue 17, Issue 20, Issue 21, Issue 27, Issue 29, Issue 46
The briefness of Sakura blooms is a reflection of the brevity of life. An infinitesimal bump in the temporal wheel of existence.
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Three line poetry has meant a lot to me for a long time. Since I was a wee lad in high school, Haiku has been a huge part of my existence. From being heavily represented in my 10th English class project poetry book, to making up and screaming 'off the cuff' Haiku poetry out of my friend's old orange Duster. My degenerate friends didn't know what Haiku was, but I sure did. They just relished in the fact that I was crazy and seemed to not give two s#its what anyone thought. If you say 'something'...it doesn't have to be an opus.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 19
Dear Editor.
Please consider the attached poem for possible inclusion in a future edition of your magazine.
I am a poet based out of Iowa and have been published in Warbing Collective, Haiku Journal, Lyric Iowa and Subterranean Quarterly.
Nothing much else matters but the poems.
Elias Red
Appears in: Issue 22
I am a retired high school English teacher who finally has time to do the writing I always thought I should do. I enjoy experimenting with various forms and types of poetry.
Appears in: Issue 46
Reed Redmond’s work has appeared most recently in BROAD magazine and on the University of the Basque Country’s website after receiving first prize in their annual international writing competition. A Minnesota native, he currently resides in Chicago.
Appears in: Issue 37
Melanie Rees is an Australian writer and ecologist. Her poems have appeared in Apex, InDaily and Everyday Poets. More information on her work can be found at www.flexirees.wordpress.com or on Twitter @FlexiRees.
Appears in: Issue 39
Biography coming soon.
An arsonist by trade, John Reinhart lives on a farmlette in Colorado with his wife and children. He is a Frequent Contributor at the Songs of Eretz, editor at Poetry Nook, and member of the Science Fiction Poetry Association. He was awarded the 2016 Horror Writers Association Dark Poetry Scholarship, and is a Rhysling and Dwarf Stars Award nominee. To date, he has penned two chapbooks and two full length collections. More of his work is available at http://www.patreon.com/johnreinhart
https://www.facebook.com/JohnReinhartPoet
https://twitter.com/JReinhartPoet
Appears in: Issue 37
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 40
Gabriel Rheaume is a word artist, tree lover, and a person in long-term recovery. Rheaume is a graduate from Wayne State University in Detroit, MI. He works in the behavioral health field.
Appears in: Issue 37, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 41, Issue 47
Written during lockdown in the UK when the local rivers ran cleaner due to less human polluting activities due to being curtailed.
Appears in: Issue 56
A North Carolina native, Tammie shares her home in the Piedmont with 2 cats, 8 koi, a smallish turtle named Cooter Brown, and a husband who encourages her to fight for universal acceptance of the Oxford Comma. Tammie holds an MFA in creative writing from Mississippi University for Women where she served as managing editor for Ponder Review and continues to read for Poetry South as well as Aji Magazine. She interned with Carolina Wren Press, served as contest reader for the Doris Bakwin Award. Publication includes Ninth Letter online and DeLuge Journal.
Appears in: Issue 38
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 31
Rick Richardson is a professional archaeologist by day, a poet by night.
Appears in: Issue 31
I am a freelance web developer, designer, and illustrator, living with my wife and sons in Binghamton, NY. I dream of feeding my family by writing fiction and poetry full-time. (Doesn’t everyone?) My story, "Bird in the Works," appeared in the Fall 2015 issue of Cheat River Review. My poetry appears in the current issue (#18) of Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 41
Kevin Ridgeway is a writer from Southern California, where he resides in a shady bungalow with his girlfriend and their one-eyed cat. His chapbook, Burn through Today, is now available from Flutter Press.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 24
Thank you
Dear Editors,
Thank you for taking time to read my submission. I have a short bio listing some publication credits if you need it.
Best regards,
John Riley
Appears in: Issue 47
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 51
I am a great, great Grandmother who enjoys writing stories of my childhood. I also write poetry, particularly haiku style verses.
Appears in: Issue 34
Jacob reads and translates old and new poems. And sometimes makes his own. His first collection of poems is _Sunk in Your Shipwreck_ (Resource 2018), and you can find out lots more about his work at jacobriyeff.com.
Appears in: Issue 32
This poem is a stand against violence
This was written the morning after my daughter left to drive across the country for her first teaching job in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Appears in: Issue 51
The title of this piece is called Contradiction.
Appears in: Issue 8, Issue 9, Issue 10, Issue 12, Issue 14, Issue 19
Biography coming soon.
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Appears in: Issue 18
Louise Robertson has earned degrees (BA Oberlin, MFA George Mason University), poetry publications (Pudding Magazine, New Verse News, Parting Gifts) and poetry awards (Mary Roberts Rinehart, Columbus Arts Festival Poetry Competition (twice)). She is active as a poet and organizer in her local Columbus, Ohio poetry.
Appears in: Issue 28
Jackie Maugh Robinson is a poet in Las Vegas, Nevada. She's proud to have been recognized and published by Haiku Journal, Three Line Poetry, Poetry Quarterly and Tanka Journal. Her haiku and haibun have also been published in Lyric Passion Poetry E-zine, Nite Writers International Literary Arts Journal, Modern Haiku (January '15 issue), Prune Juice Journal, Snow Monkey, Contemporary Haibun Online and Haibun Today. She conducts workshops on Japanese culture and short form poetry for the Las Vegas Chapter of the Brandeis National Committee. She received Third Place and an Honorable Mention in the 2014 World Haiku Competition.
Appears in: Issue 29, Issue 30, Issue 31, Issue 32, Issue 33, Issue 36, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 44, Issue 45, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 52, Issue 53
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 8
Melissa Robinson lives in southwest Virginia, the Mountain Empire, with her husband and two sons. She has been published in Three Line Poetry and Poetry Quarterly.
Stephen Roche lives in Tralee, Ireland. He is currently studying Creative Writing in the Institute for Technology, Tralee. He has been previously unpublished.
Appears in: Issue 24
My name is Shaelyn Noble. I’m 18 and a artist studying psychology at my local university. I like to paint, write, and read. I mostly read classical novels and old fantasies, I started writing poetry at 12 years old and have never really stopped! Most of of my poems and art tend to have a sensory, nature, heavenly, theme to them because i connect strongly with those things.
Appears in: Issue 50
Jennifer Eden Rogers is a middle-aged woman who spends much of her time gardening, playing mediocre tennis, and hanging out with her husband and their three dachshunds. She believes that in life there are no flat characters. Her work can be found in The Cave Region Review and Hive Avenue.
Appears in: Issue 51
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Appears in: Issue 6
G.B. Romo is at home in the west Texas desert, which provides much of his inspiration.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 6
Elliot Ian Ross is a poet from Omaha, NE. He is inspired by Chinchillas and Rigatoni.
Appears in: Issue 7
Jae Rossi is a poet, ESL teacher, and editor of nomadic origin currently residing in upstate New York.
Appears in: Issue 33
love all the journal and books!
Hoping you will consider my submission
Appears in: Issue 35, Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 48, Issue 53, Issue 55
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Appears in: Issue 18
Aneesha Roy is an avid reader and writer of poetry. Her poems have been published in several print and online journals. Apart from literature, she is interested in feminist criticism, mythology and philosophy.
Appears in: Issue 28
Latinx from New York, in love with words since I was twelve years old
Appears in: Issue 4
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Appears in: Issue 43
Sarah Russell lives in State College, PA with a patient husband and a curly dog named Smudge. She is the poetry editor for Voices and co-edits Pastiche, a local literary journal. Her poetry and short fiction are forthcoming or have appeared in Red River Review, Misfit Magazine, The Houseboat, and Poppy Road Review, among others. Follow her work at www.SarahRussellPoetry.com.
Appears in: Issue 31
Chanacee Ruth-Killgore is a wife, writer and pup-wrangler. She is author of the Hart of the Smokies cozy mysteries as well as a short Christmas Tale, Sleigh Bells. Chanacee lives in East Tennessee with her husband, Michael, and their two wild pups, Wrigley and Arkkis Pond. You can find more about her on Instagram, Twitter or at www.chanacee.net.
D. Ryan (Donna Ryan) is a published writer and haiku poet. Her submissions have appeared in Modern Haiku where she also won best of issue. She works full-time as an article writer, covering a large range of topics, including health, home, gardening, technology, finance, and travel. She resides in Tucson, Arizona.
Appears in: Issue 57
Follow on Twitter @lindy_ryan or visit www.lindyryan.com
Thank you.
Appears in: Issue 38
Dear Editors,
I hope you appreciate and enjoy this first submission to Three Line Poetry.
Thank you for the chance to submit to your publication.
Yours sincerely,
Thomas Rycroft
Appears in: Issue 16
Preeti Sharma
Linda Sacco is an animal lover and bookworm. She lives in Melbourne, Australia. Her qualifications include Bachelor of Arts (Professional Writing) from Victoria University and Master of Teaching (Primary) from The University of Melbourne. She is the author of the Which Is Your Perfect Pet? ebook series with titles on Dog Breeds, Designer Dogs, Cat Breeds and Birds. These are available from Smashwords, The Apple iBookstore and wherever good ebooks are sold. Her poetry has been published in Ariel Chart, Bluepepper, Track + Signal Magazine, Dead Snakes, Poetry Quarterly, Dual Coast Magazine, Three Line Poetry, Inwood Indiana, Haiku Journal, Tanka Journal and 50 Haikus.
Appears in: Issue 33, Issue 40, Issue 41, Issue 48, Issue 50, Issue 51
Retired college professor as well as former librarian in a log cabin, Carol Lee is a three time Pushcart nominee. Works published in three countries, with recent work published and translated into Chinese, in "Poetry Hall". Other recent work in "Bramble," "Moss Piglet," "Ekphrastic Review." Member of the Root River Poets, and Spectrum School of Arts and Gallery. A hiker and follower of wild things living in the north woods of Wisconsin.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 10
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 32
Suzanne Sakai is a freelance copy editor in scholarly publishing who lives in Randolph, VT. Her work has appeared in Haiku Journal and Poetry Quarterly.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 49
Biography coming soon.
David Anthony Sam lives in Virginia with his wife and life partner, Linda. His poetry has appeared in over 90 journals and his poem, “First and Last,†won the 2018 Rebecca Lard Award. Six of his collections are in print including Final Inventory (Prolific Press 2018), Finite to Fail: Poems after Dickinson, 2016 Grand Prize winner of the GFT Press Chapbook Contest, and Dark Fathers (Kelsay Books 2019). He teaches creative writing at Germanna Community College, from where he retired as President in 2017 and serves as the Regional VP on the Board of the Virginia Poetry Society. www.davidanthonysam.com
Appears in: Issue 36, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 42, Issue 45, Issue 57
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 2
Fe Samuel is a female writer residing in Oxford, MS.
Appears in: Issue 26
Clarise Samuels is a Montreal writer who has published poetry, short fiction, and one novel. Her novel, Loving Brynhild, is based on Norse mythology and was serialized in the British Journal Goddess Pages (currently available at Smashwords). Her poetry chapbook, Fairy Tales for the Bourgeoisie, received favorable notices from Books in Canada. Clarise has a Rutgers PhD in German literature and is the author of a scholarly book on the poetry of Paul Celan, which can be found in most major universi
Audrey Samuelson lives and writes in Alabama.
Appears in: Issue 12, Issue 13, Issue 14, Issue 15, Issue 16, Issue 17, Issue 18, Issue 19, Issue 22, Issue 23, Issue 26, Issue 29, Issue 32
Ms. Sargent is from Denver, CO and has been writing since she was a kid, thanks to the encouragement of one of her favorite English teachers. She is mother to two wonderful sons, and loves writing everything from poetry to fiction. She has published two books to date and is working on a dystopian, futuristic novel that will "put my Biology degree to use."
Some of her other work has been published in Poetry Quarterly, Tanka Journal, HeartLodge, 50 Haikus, AIM Magazine, Erete's Bloom, Three Line Poetry, Our Journey, and Better Than Starbucks.
Appears in: Issue 35, Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 41, Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 46, Issue 47, Issue 49, Issue 50, Issue 52, Issue 53, Issue 54, Issue 56, Issue 58
Kelly Sargent is a widely-published modern haiku and senryu poet, often inspired by the four distinct seasons of picturesque Vermont. She also writes free verse poetry, and a chapbook entitled “Seeing Voices: Poetry in Motion†is forthcoming (Kelsay Books) this year.
Appears in: Issue 58
Gerard Sarnat’s been nominated for Pushcarts. Gerry’s authored four collections: HOMELESS CHRONICLES (2010), Disputes (2012), 17s (2014) and Melting The Ice King (2016) which included work published in Gargoyle, Lowestoft, American Journal of Poetry, Main Street Rag, New Delta Review, OCHO, Tishman Review plus was featured in New Verse News, Edify, Songs of Eretz, Avocet, LEVELER, tNY, StepAway, Bywords and Floor Plan. Radius, Foliate Oak, Dark Run, Scarlet Leaf, Good Men Project, Anti-Heroin Chic, Winamop, Aois, Poetry Circle, Tipton Review, Creative Truth, Harbor Village, KYSO, Rumblefish, Poets and War, and Ordinary Madness’ debut feature sets of new poems. Mount Analogue selected Sarnat’s sequence, KADDISH FOR THE COUNTRY, for distribution as a pamphlet in Seattle on Inauguration Day 2017 as well as the next morning as part of the Washington DC and nationwide Women’s Marches. In May “Amber Of Memory” was the single poem chosen for Gerry s 50th college reunion symposium on Bob Dylan; the Harvard Advocate accepted a second plus Oberlin, Brown, Columbia etc. in and outside the US accepted concurrent pieces. In August Failed Haiku presented his work first among over a hundred contributors. Later in 2017 Beautiful Loser’s main spread will be Sarnat’s poetry accompanied by an interview. For Huffington Post/other reviews, readings, publications, interviews; visit GerardSarnat.com. Harvard/Stanford educated, Gerry’s worked in jails, built/staffed clinics for the marginalized, been a CEO of healthcare organizations and Stanford Medical School professor. Married since 1969, he has three children, four grandkids.
Appears in: Issue 53
I have plenty more where this came from!
Appears in: Issue 44
A graduate of Northwestern University with a degree in literature, Kelly Sauvage Angel (a.k.a. Kalyanii) is the author of Om Namah…, Scarlet Apples & Cream, two stage plays, dozens of short stories and hundreds of articles. In her free time, she can likely be found engaging her muse within the dance studio or amid the magnificence of nature.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 44
I would appreciate your consideration of the three line poem enclosed here for Three Line Poetry.
It is a condensed consideration of the Zen experience.
I am a retired professor of anthropology and gerontology, and have studied human development, environmental adaptations, and the aging process, in the Canadian North, Turkey, the Caribbean, the US, England and India. My books include The Trail of the Hare: Environment and Stress in a Sub-Arctic Community, and Breaking The Watch: The Meanings of Retirement in America, which won the Gerontological Society of America’s Kalish Award for Innovative Publishing. Among the places where my poetry has appeared, or is forthcoming, are As You Were, The Avocet, Awake in The World, The Berkshire Review, Cirque, Crosscurrents, From Whispers to Roars, The New York Times, PageBoy, Passager Journal, The Pharos, Right Hand Pointing, Shot Glass Journal, Starfish, Third Eye, Windfall, and Xanadu. I live in Seattle, helping to raise five grandchildren and as much political trouble as I can.
Thank you for giving my work a hearing.
Sincerely,
Joel Savishinsky
3313 19th Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98144 607-592-9940
[email protected]
Charles A. Dana Professor Emeritus in the Social Sciences
Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York
Enc. Biographical Statement
Three Line Poem
BIOGRAPHICAL STATEMENT
Joel Savishinsky is a retired professor of anthropology and gerontology. His books include The Trail of the Hare: Environment and Stress in a Sub-Arctic Community, and Breaking The Watch: The Meanings of Retirement in America, which won the Gerontological Society of America’s book of the year prize. He lives in Seattle and considers himself a recovering academic and an unrepentant activist. His poetry has appeared recently in As You Were, The Avocet, Cirque, From Whispers to Roars, PageBoy, Muddy River Poetry Review, The Pharos, Passager, Shot Glass Journal, and Windfall.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 32
Thank you for considering the haiku, "Chelyabinsk."
My bio:
Emily Jo Scalzo received a BA in Creative Writing from Purdue and an MFA in Creative Writing with a concentration in fiction from Fresno State. She currently resides in Muncie, Indiana, and is an assistant professor at Ball State University. She won the 2007 Undergraduate Fiction Contest at Purdue University, and her work has been published in Mobius: The Journal of Social Change and Run to the Roundhouse, Nellie, and is forthcoming in Eunoia Review and Deep Water Literary Journal.
Appears in: Issue 23
Massachusetts boy. Has grandchildren. Extraordinarily lucky. No extrovert.
I began writing when I was 16 and have worked in the broadcast industry for almostt 20 years. I love to read, and some of my earliest inspirations with regards to poetry are Leonard Cohen, Irving Layton and Charles Bukowski.
Much of my work is self exploratory, and focuses on the experiences that have not only shaped me, but others as well.
Appears in: Issue 27
Suanne Schafer is a retired family practice physician living in Texas. In October 2014, she completed the Stanford University Creative Writing Certificate program. Her short works have been featured in Bête Noire Magazine (editor’s choice) and Empty Sink Publishing. “Suite for the Lady in Red” will be included in Geminid Publishing’s Conspiracy Hour anthology late in 2015. Her novel, Shifting Heat, was a finalist in the Paranormal Division in the Windy City Four Seasons contest. She is currently querying her novel, A Different Kind of Fire, literary fiction, exploring the life of a nineteenth century bisexual artist living in West Texas while starting her next work in progress about a Vietnam vet tortured by PTSD. Her newest adventure is as fiction editor for Empty Sink Publishing.
Appears in: Issue 34
Wayne Scheer has been nominated for four Pushcart Prizes and a Best of the Net.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 42
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 58
Susan Schmidlin
[email protected]
Farm blog- https://mrssusanschmidlin.wordpress.com
I live in the rural Pacific Northwest and live on a farm with Registered Black Angus Cattle, tall timber, an aggressive garden and an ocean-going river. Blogging about the adventures, mis-steps and accomplishments on the farm take up my time when I am not outside in the thick of the business.
Appears in: Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 40, Issue 45
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 26
Wendy Schmidt is a Wisconsin native who has written short stories and poems for the last 10 years. She enjoys gardening, animals and collecting odds and ends. Her cold weather survival supplies include any Betty Davis or Bogart movie, a good ghost story, and sitting at the computer and writing whatever comes to mind.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 19
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 25
Richard Schnap is a poet, songwriter and collagist living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His poems have most recently appeared locally, nationally and overseas in a variety of print and online publications,
Appears in: Issue 23
Joy Carter is an undergraduate at Alma College. She made her debut in Medulla: BellaOnline Literary Magazine June 2012.
Appears in: Issue 17
Title of Poem: In Your Absence
Ariane Elizabeth is named after a Led Zeppelin song her parents misheard. When she is not traveling, she lives in Chicago, Illinois with her graphic designer husband. Her poems are forthcoming in The Wayfarer and Eunoia Review. A poetry and non-fiction reader Gigantic Sequins, she can be found online at: arianelizabeth.com.
Appears in: Issue 22
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
Joel is from London. He has a BA(Hons) in English Literature & Creative Writing from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. His works have been accepted in over a dozen publications including Pennsylvania Literary Journal, The Dawntreader, Atlantean Publishing & The Bangalore Review. He is working on his first novel.
Appears in: Issue 44
Larry Schug has published his eighth book of poems, A Blanket of Raven Feathers, with North Star Press. My web site is www.larryschugpoet.com
Brian lives in north-central Massachusetts where, when not riding its country roads or wandering its woodland trails, he consults with young entrepreneurs and writes fiction and poetry. He can be reached at www.brianschulz.com.
Mary R. P. Schutter began her writing career as a copywriter for a small town newspaper. She also worked in the education field for many years. Along with caring for her family, writing poetry, stories, and articles for children and adults are among her passions.
Appears in: Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 38, Issue 53, Issue 54
Greg Schwartz works in a cubicle by day and chases his two kids around in the evening. Sometimes he even finds time to write. Some of his poems have appeared in Cold Mountain Review, New York Quarterly, Writers' Journal, and Modern Haiku. When time was more plentiful, he was the staff cartoonist for SP Quill Magazine and a book reviewer for Whispers of Wickedness.
Thanks for the read.
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Peter Schwartz's poetry has been featured in PANK, Opium, and The Columbia Review. He's the art editor for DOGZPLOT.
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All my best,
Peter.
Appears in: Issue 1
Cody Adams is an educator in Rochester, NY. His poetry has appeared in Canto Magazine, Dead Snakes, 50 Haikus, among others. He received the 2016 Clarence Amann award for his short story 'Unstuck'. He also contributes blog & podcast content to Forefront Festival where he serves as a Board Member.
Appears in: Issue 26, Issue 28, Issue 29, Issue 30, Issue 31, Issue 32, Issue 33, Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 38, Issue 41, Issue 47, Issue 51, Issue 55
Melissa Schwenk is enrolled at Seton Hill University for creative writing. She hopes to continue to warp people’s minds with her writing as she gains more publications.
Appears in: Issue 11
Andrew Scott is a native of Fredericton, NB. Andrew started writing as a way to communicate and cleanse his feelings. The poems written are based on all five senses of emotion. They are stories of him and others, based loosely on conversations and observations. These are brought to him by visions in his mind and relating to his characters as they were real people. Once they are thought of, these people come to life as their story is told. The reader can relate as these are emotions based on everyday life.
You can hear Andrew each week as part of the Speakeasy family on Sunday nights at 8:00 EST on Reserve, the show where you call in to give your writing influences. This can be found on Blogtalkradio.com/reverse
Andrew has a belief that all can relate and should share in these stories as they have affected him for the better. All people can contribute to affecting someone’s life and we should celebrate everyone’s story. Without them, we would have nothing. To contact Andrew, email …[email protected]
Website:
http://twitter.com/JustMaritimeBoy
http://myspace.com/ Just A Maritime Boy
http://andrewmscott.weebly.com
Appears in: Issue 4
Claire Scott is an award winning poet who has been nominated twice for the Pushcart Prize. Her work has been accepted by the Atlanta Review, Bellevue Literary Review, Enizagam and Healing Muse among others. Claire is the author of Waiting to be Called and the co-author of Unfolding in Light: A Sisters’ Journey in Photography and Poetry.
Appears in: Issue 43, Issue 44, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 50, Issue 51, Issue 53, Issue 59, Issue 60
Nancy Scott is the author of nine books of poetry and has been managing editor of U.S.1 Worksheets, the journal of the U.S.1 Poets' Cooperative in New Jersey, for more than a decade. www.nancyscott.net
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 58
Ron Scully is a retired bookseller. After 25 years on the road, a real life Willie Loman, only funnier,he has settled in New Hampshire to rework his field notes into poems.He is currently working on two chapbooks,Capelight and Darlington Braves for publication in 2017.
Leland Seese lives in Seattle with his wife and the younger three of six foster-adopted and bio children. His poems have appeared in The Christian Century, The Nassau Review, The East Bay Review, and many other journals. This one was inspired by an ukigumo ("the clouds") maple he planted in his garden 16 years ago. It is a powerful meditation companion.
Appears in: Issue 40
Written as my 75th year clicked over.....
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 49
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
J.E. Seuk is a writer, editor, and former English teacher. She studied English at Columbia University and recently began her master's in Creative Writing at Cambridge. She has been published in Kissing Dynamite, Ellipsis Zine, Ghost Heart Literary Journal, and elsewhere. A '1.75 generation' Korean American immigrant, she now resides in Brighton, England where she is a member of West Hill Writers.
Appears in: Issue 57
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 54
Biography coming soon.
thank you for considering my poem.
Kelly Haas Shackelford
71 3rd Ave E
Dallas GA 30157
title of poem is:
senryu (Happy Birthday)
Appears in: Issue 14
Shloka Shankar is a freelance writer and poet residing in Bangalore, India. A contributing author in over two dozen international anthologies, she has seen her poems and visual art published in numerous print and online journals such as Otoliths, Literary Orphans, High Coupe, Bones, The Mind[less] Muse, Vine Leaves Literary Journal, Jaggery, and others. She is also the founding editor of the literary & arts journal, Sonic Boom.
Appears in: Issue 32
Barbara Shapiro is a graduate of University of New York at Buffalo with a BA in English and lives in sunny Tucson, AZ. She just started getting her creative juices flowing again by writing poetry. Her career is not creative whatsoever as she is one of the many people who is a victim of the economic disaster, but is happy to have a job.
Appears in: Issue 4
Daniel M. Shapiro's chapbook "Trading Fours" is forthcoming from Pudding House Press. "Interruptions," a collection of collaborations with Jessy Randall, is forthcoming from Pecan Grove Press.
Appears in: Issue 3
Written at the Eno river in Durham, North Carolina
Appears in: Issue 22
Cynthia Sharp has been published in Lantern Magazine, Haiku Journal, 50 Haikus, Toasted Cheese and The Voices Project and was nominated for The Pushcart Prize & Best of the Net Anthology. She enjoys the beauty of nature from her home on the west coast.
Appears in: Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 26, Issue 28, Issue 30, Issue 44, Issue 52, Issue 60
Sheree Shatsky writes short fiction believing much can be conveyed with a few simple words. Her work as an opinion writer has appeared in print and online. Recent publication credits include The Rain, Party, and Disaster Society, Sleet Magazine, Wordrunner eChapbooks, Sassafras Literary Magazine and the Journal of Microliterature. Her poetry has appeared in Dirty Chai.
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 1
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 48
J.lynn Sheridan poems and writes in the Chain O’ Lakes area of northern Illinois where she lives with her scruffy construction-guy husband and children, but she’d rather live in an old hardware store for the aroma and ambiance. Her poems can most recently be found in Beyond the Dark Room (an international poetry anthology), a Poetic Bloomings’ anthology , MouseTail Press and her blog, https://writingonthesun.wordpress.com and @J.lynnSheridan.
Appears in: Issue 18
Name: Richard Shiers
PayPal:[email protected]
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 50
Katherine is a poet living in Kentucky. She began working on her first poetry collection in 2017 on an Instagram blog. She favors themes of nature, death, and love.
Appears in: Issue 47
Hello! My name is Kyle Shook, and I am a middle school English teacher in the southeastern portion of the United States. I love creative writing, particularly poetry, and would be elated to be a published poet.
Appears in: Issue 58
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 6
Good Morning!
Happy I found your site --
Be well-
Heather
Appears in: Issue 34
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 21
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 50
D.F. Shultz writes from Toronto, ON, where he also works as a teacher.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Eden Silverfox is a writer of Cherokee, Welsh, and German descent. Born in Pennsylvania, now living in Texas. She fell in love with writing at the age of twelve when she wrote her first poem. Although she loves to write poetry, horror, and fantasy, Eden doesn't stick to one genre. But in much of her writing, influence from her Native heritage can be found.
When she's not writing, she can be found reading, listening to music, or spending time with her boyfriend.
Andy Simmons lives in San Diego, California. Most of the times he neglects the beaches at La Jolla and Santa Clara, which make it harder for him to write a Haiku.
Biography coming soon.
Biography coming soon.
Terri Simon is an IT geek, drummer, witch (that’s with a “w” not a “b” although that may occasionally be applicable, too), and poet. She is convinced that one of her dogs could rule the world, if she only had opposable thumbs.
Susan Simonds is an MFA student at Adelphi University. Her work has appeared in Blue Ridge Literary Prose, Vine Leaves Literary Journal, and Black Fox Literary Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 28
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 48
Nate Simpson lives in Toronto, Ontario. When not working for someone else, he writes poetry and short stories.
Appears in: Issue 30
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 50
Prisha Singh is an aspiring poet, following in the footsteps of her grandmother. She enjoys writing and listening to music in her free time and resides in Virginia.
Appears in: Issue 54
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Adrian Slonaker lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, working as a copywriter and copy editor, with interests that include vegetarian cooking, Slavic languages, Victorian horror fiction, wrestling, and 1960s pop music. Adrian\'s work has appeared in Better Than Starbucks, CC&D, and Dodging the Rain, and publication in Ginosko Literary Journal is forthcoming.
Appears in: Issue 43
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
John Smistad writes. A lot. Some of this is published. Most, well, you know......:]
Appears in: Issue 49
Dorsía Smith Silva is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras. Her poetry has appeared in three volumes of POUI: Cave Hill Journal of Creative Writing.
Appears in: Issue 40
Writer. Poet.
Game Developer. Procrastinator.
More info at www.elizabethosmith.com
Appears in: Issue 38
J. L. Smith lives in Odenton, Maryland. Her poetry has recently appeared in many literary journals and magazines. She has released three books of poetry: Medusa, The Lost Daughter; Weathered Fragments, Weathered Souls; and Cast Out of Eden, See more of her work at jlsmithwrites.com. Follow her on Twitter @jennifersmithak and jlsmithwrites on Instagram.
Appears in: Issue 33, Issue 36, Issue 38, Issue 43, Issue 45, Issue 49, Issue 56, Issue 57
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 55
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 55
Mare Smith retired from teaching writing, reading and English in a private, college prep school. She loves the written word, and the creativity only God can gift you.
Melody Smith is a poet from Ithaca, NY, currently finishing a degree in creative writing from the College At Brockport.
Appears in: Issue 50
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 48
Newton Smith lives in the mountains of western North Carolina, where he hikes and gardens, and meditates. He taught at Western Carolina University and retired. His work has appeared in numerous publications including: Southern Poetry Review, Foxfire, Carolina Quarterly, Trace, Apple, Ann Arbor Review, The Miscellany, Pebble, Laurel Review, Quartet, Asheville Poetry Review, Rivendell, and International Poetry Anthology. He recently walked the 500-mile Camino de Santiago and is preparing a manuscript of poems composed on that pilgrimage.
Appears in: Issue 31
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 37
Poet, Romantic, dime-store Trent Reznor. I exist somewhere in California at the moment.
Appears in: Issue 58
I am an amateur poet. I hope to improve my writing.
I live in Texas and have been writing poetry for about
10 years. I mostly write poetry. I have two short stories
but these need a lot of work.
My poem “The Price of Freedom has been published
in the “Poetry Explosion Newsletter, also known as
“The Pen”. This poem has also been published in “The
Scarlet Pooh”, “Lone Stars #69” summer 2011.
This poem has also been published in “The Poets Art”.
I have an extended version of this poem which has been
published “Flowers and Vortexes # 12” at promiseoflight.org.
I also have written a few Christian poems. My poem “God is
Everywhere”, has been published in the online newsletter
“juvenileadvoices.org/newletter.pdf.” winter 2011 Volume 1
issue 3. My poem/prose “A Dream/”A Floatation Device”
has been published at “gettingalongwithgrief.blogspot.com.
And of course my haiku poems “Anger and “The Price of Freedom”,
(yes I have this in haiku form also) have been published in
“haikujournal.org” issue 6
Appears in: Issue 11
My BIO:
“Moving Forward with each Step”
I recently retired after over 30 years in the HR profession. The joy of working with people and my own life’s challenges led me to become certified in a variety of fields to further heal, educate and motivate people through their own life experiences. Those certifications include Grief Management Specialist, Personal Trainer, and Life Coach.
Appears in: Issue 50
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 49
Susan Sonnen lives quietly and attentively in the Midwest.
Appears in: Issue 36
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 51
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 6
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
My poetry is simply inspired by my love of family, history and nature. I was born and raised in New Hampshire and still reside here with my family. I enjoy creating short stories and poetry.
I graduated from Southern New Hampshire University with my Master's Degree in Business Administration and have enjoyed a career in the Consumer Food Industry for over three decades. My Poetry has been published in Poetry Quarterly, Three Line Poetry and Boston Poetry Magazine as well as several anthologies.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 36
A hack with a compulsion to scribble.
Appears in: Issue 48
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 55
This is one of three haikus I wrote, one after the other, to express my return to haiku writing after many years of pursuing an unrelated career, imagining myself an ancient Japanese haikuist. I have published my writings in The Pawn Review (poem), Food for Thought (haikus), Red River Review (poems), Try Magazine (poems and fiction), New and Experimental Literature (short story), Grit (feature article), Handbook of Texas (History), and numerous other publications. I live near Houston, Texas, with my beautiful wife Peggy and spoiled cat Gatsby. Ray Spitzenberger, P.O. Box 575, East Bernard, Texas 77435; email address, [email protected].
Appears in: Issue 48, Issue 49, Issue 50, Issue 55, Issue 57, Issue 58
Elizabeth Spencer Spragins is a fiber artist, writer, and poet who taught in North Carolina community colleges for more than a decade before returning to her home state of Virginia. Her work has appeared in more than 80 journals and anthologies in ten countries. She is the author of three original poetry collections: “Waltzing with Water†and “With No Bridle for the Breeze†(Shanti Arts Publishing) and “The Language of Bones†(Kelsay Books).
Appears in: Issue 54
Dr. Adam Sprague is an Assistant Professor and Student Success Coordinator at Bellin College in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Pat St. Pierre is a freelance writer of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. She writes for both children and adults. Her work has been published both online and in print. Her poetry has won awards. Her third poetry chapbook "Full Circle" has just been published and is available at Amazon. com. Her poetry has been published both online and in print.She has been published in A Long Story Short, The Camel Saloon, Silver Boomer Books, Three Line Poetry, Our Day's Encounter, etc. Her blog iswww.pstpierre.wordpress.com.
Appears in: Issue 2, Issue 3, Issue 10, Issue 21, Issue 27, Issue 28
My name is Bree Stallings and I am a Studio Art/Creative Writing student at Queens University of Charlotte. I love to dance, paint, and submit poetry! ;)
This is a haiku, (not like you guys wouldn't know that or something, haha).
I hope you enjoy and thanks everyone along this process for your time and efforts!
Appears in: Issue 2
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 55
What this means to me is I try to imagine all the ways that I have little faith in my own judgment and despite what I want my mind talks me out of it.
Appears in: Issue 51
Lover of all forms of literature, I have been writing since I was a child. My publishing credits include PS: It's Poetry - An Anthology of Eclectic Contemporary Poems Written by Poets from Around the Globe, Volume 1, PS: It's Still Poetry - An Anthology of Eclectic Contemporary Poems Written by Poets from Around the Globe, Volume 2, Prolific Press Haiku journal, Three Line Poetry Journal and 50 Haikus Journal. I also have electronically published poetry on the following websites: www.poetrysoup.com and www.familyfriendspoems.com. I write children stories and am working on a novel which is near completion. My hobbies are reading, antique shopping collecting Lenox china, figurines and barbie dolls.
Appears in: Issue 55
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 50
Craig W. Steele is a writer and university biologist whose musings occur in the urban countryside of northwestern Pennsylvania. His haiku and senryu have appeared recently or are forthcoming in Prune Juice, a handful of stones, Asahi Haikuist Network, Grey Sparrow Journal, Modern Haiku and elsewhere.
Matt Stefon lives North of Boston and has two chapbooks and 463 wiffle ball home runs.
Appears in: Issue 31
I teach English Literature and Composition at the Community College of Philadelphia.
Appears in: Issue 28
Sherry Steiner
Housatonic MA 01236
www.sherrysteiner.com
Appears in: Issue 10
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 7
Tina Stickles is an author and poet living in East Texas. Poetry has been a life-long passion, and she enjoys finding new ways to develop her skill and self-expression.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 59
Andrew J. Stone is a recent high school graduate and his work has appeared or will appear in Phantom Kangaroo, The Camel Saloon, Yesteryear Fiction, and The Fringe.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 56
George Stratigakis’ work has appeared in The Wisconsin Review, Thimble Literary, The Innisfree Poetry Journal, Quiddity International, Contemporary American Voices, The Tipton Poetry Journal, Three Line Poetry, Stixoi, and The American Aesthetic.
Appears in: Issue 52
Russell Streur
Appears in: Issue 27
Russell Streur is a born-again dissident residing in Johns Creek, Georgia. He was hit over the head with a baseball bat swung by an insistent muse from Crete in May of 2004 and has been just fine ever since. His poetry has been published in England, Ireland, Malaysia, Mauritius, Scotland, Switzerland and the United States. He operates The Camel Saloon, an on-line speakeasy catering to dromedaries, malcontents and jewels of the world: http://thecamelsaloon.blogspot.com/ His photography and artwork have been published by Amaranthine Muses, Indigo Rising Magazine and Poets Democracy.
Appears in: Issue 5
Whittier Strong graduates in May 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing from Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, MN. He hopes to continue his education in an MFA program. He presently resides in Minneapolis. More of his writing is available at whittierstrong.wordpress.com
Appears in: Issue 22
David Subacchi lives in Wales (UK) where he was born of Italian roots. He studied at the University of Liverpool and has four published collections of his poetry in English and one in Welsh. He has recently also begun to write in Italian. He is a member of Chester Poets, the oldest established poetry group in the North West of England.
David's Blog is at https://www.writeoutloud.net/profiles/davidsubacchi
Appears in: Issue 47
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 7
for issue 44
Appears in: Issue 27
Glenn, thanks for the opportunity. Best, Tim
Appears in: Issue 54
Katherine Sukeforth was born in Guam in 1950. Settling in Maine when she was nine she had 40 acres to roam and ride her horses.Picnicing in the woods and on the ocean with family she learned an appreciation for all creation. Katherine’s 7th grade teacher had a tremendous impact on her life as she introduced the students to the magic of poetry.It was the beginning of many years of writing…
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 15
Biography coming soon.
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Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 18
Chris Swartz holds a J.D. from the New England School of Law, where he was a comment-and-note editor for the New England Law Review. He graduated from Elon University in 2008 with an A.B. in Political Science and minors in Philosophy and Literature.
Appears in: Issue 5
Isabel Sylvan lives along the Raritan Bay where she writes both poetry and fiction. Her work has appeared in numerous small presses throughout the past twenty years. Currently, she is the editor of Poetry Breakfast a daily online poetry magazine. She also runs the Isabel Sylvan Poetry Shop where she sells her handwritten poems amidst the digital age.
Appears in: Issue 8
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 21
A.g. Synclair's work has appeared in numerous literary publications, anthologies, chapbooks, and 'zines, both online and in print. He suffers from long bouts of writers block, and doesn't have an MFA in anything. A native New Englander, he now lives, writes, and otherwise collaborates in southwestern Montana with his significant other, the artist and poet Heather Brager.
Appears in: Issue 4
Katherine Szpekman loves to write poetry.
She strives for peace rather than happiness
and is learning to replace fear with curiosity.
Appears in: Issue 52
Ann Christine Tabaka was born and lives in Delaware. She is a published poet, an artist, a chemist, and a personal trainer. She loves gardening, cooking, and the ocean. Chris lives with her husband and two cats. Her poems have been published in numerous national and international poetry journals, reviews, and anthologies. Chris has been selected as the resident Haiku poet for Stanzaic Stylings.
Muriel Taft observes and reports on life with her husband, their adopted children, volunteer work, and a selfish refusal to let anybody else lick the beater when she makes a cake. Her work has been published in Fostering Families Today.
Appears in: Issue 6
description of homeless woman sitting on a bench in the park near my home
Appears in: Issue 26, Issue 28, Issue 29, Issue 30, Issue 31
Dan typically writes nature poetry and also writes short stories. After growing up in Brooklyn, New York and working in a number of fields finally landing as a National Park Ranger, Dan has taken to writing in his later years.
Appears in: Issue 36
Have had work recently published in Storyteller Magazine, Cattails, Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Bear Creek Haiku & Magnolia Quarterly. Am a member of Gulf Coast Writers Association as well as Haiku Society of American & United Haiku & Tanka Society.
Appears in: Issue 27, Issue 28, Issue 29, Issue 30, Issue 31, Issue 32
Spring
Appears in: Issue 57
I tried to rework my haiku, but I’m not sure if I am allowed to resubmit it.
Many thanks for your feedback!
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L.M. Taylor Horn
Author of two books, photographer and vocalist
David Taylor Nielsen is a Literacy Coach and reading teacher with Montgomery County Public Schools. He is currently the host of Poetry Night Open Mic in Greenbelt, MD. He can also be found haunting other open mic poetry readings in the DC Metro Region and especially in Annapolis, MD. He has been published in Gargoyle Magazine and Blackjack Quarterly Journal #1.
Biography coming soon.
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Kenneth Taylor is an amateur poet from Mississippi, and likes cold fall mornings, coffee with Kaluha, and tannic acid bubbles in a fast moving stream.
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Lisa Taylor is an academic librarian and freelance writer with wide-ranging interests. Lisa's stories, poems, reviews, and articles have appeared in anthologies, online journals, and databases, as well as librarian newsletters and trade journals. Her book reviews appear regularly in AudioFile Magazine. She makes her home in Florida, the land of flowers, where it’s harder to stop something from growing than to start it.
Twitter: @lrt_writes
https://taylorlr7.wixsite.com/lisataylor
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Biography coming soon.
Paul Telles’s poems have appeared in several online and print publications, including Book of Matches, Rat’s Ass Review, Pif Magazine, and BoomerLitMag.
Appears in: Issue 56
Biography coming soon.
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I am an HVAC/R mechanic by trade, but spend my free time writing. My writings focus on the deconstruction of domination and systems of oppression, and a journey for total liberation.
I am a researcher developing novel gene therapies. I also serve as the editor of a local newspaper and enjoy spending my leisure time watching movies and playing retro video games.
Parisorn Thepmankorn lives in a small and relatively unknown town in New Jersey.
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Driller
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Just some dude.
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Biography coming soon.
Richard Thompson is a clinical psychologist living in Houston
Biography coming soon.
My name is Jonathan Thorn. I’m a stay at home dad with my wife and five children. I love to write and let my thoughts flow onto paper. I have a chapbook published ‘Cutting the Mobius’ and ‘Sophistimicated’ through Writing Knights. I have also been published in two magazines High Coupe and Stroke Connections Magazine as well as anthologies through Writing Knights Press including 'The Squire: Page a Day Poetry Anthology 2015', ‘1000 Paper Cranes’, ‘The Grail’, ‘Stark Roots’, Crisis Chronicle Press’s ‘Hessler Street Anthology’ and Poet's Haven’s 'Poetry for Change vol 5'. I was nominated for the Push Cart Prize in 2016.
Appears in: Issue 47
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David Tomaloff (b. 1972) | is a writer, musician, photographer, and all around-bad influence | likes: jazz | hates: jazz | photography: yes | his work has also appeared in publications such as: Prick of the Spindle, DOGZPLOT, the Sixteenth Letter, Ditch Poetry, Otoliths, and elimae | see: davidtomaloff.com
Thank you for reading my work.
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Lavaughn is an English Professor in Florida. He lives there with his wife, Bronwen and assorted dogs and cats.
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Jessica Tower has published in Spark Magazine, Three Line Poetry, the Golden Walkman Magazine, the Eunoia Review, and The Legendary. Jessica received an Honorable Mention in the 2014 Claire Keyes Undergraduate Poetry Award contest, and was the recipient of the 2014 Creativity Award in Creative Writing from Salem State University.
Appears in: Issue 25
Biography coming soon.
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A wanderer with a steady heart,
Currently standing still in Patagonia, Arizona,
Waiting for the dust to clear.
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Sean presently lives and works in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. His poems have been published in several print and online publications, including Interim, The Colorado Review, and Lafovea.org.
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Thanks for Three Line Poetry.
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Solstice Night is the title of this poem.
Peggy Trojan, retired to the north woods of Wisconsin. Having a great summer--wild blueberries everywhere!
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Hello,
Previous publications include prose and poetry in Poetry (Chicago), The Times Literary Supplement, PN Review, The Nation, and haiku (many years ago!) in The Mainichi Evening News.
Best wishes,
Ian
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Author has been a life time student of the martial arts with a love of poetry as well. He has more than 50 books/manuals and more than 700 published papers(essays, articles, reviews, poems).
Biography coming soon.
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Dear Three Line Editors,
I have never written a three line poem before, so when I discovered your magazine I decided to challenge myself and give it a try. I hope you enjoy my piece.
Thanks,
Gulnar Tuli
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Mike Turner is a songwriter and poet living in coastal Alabama in the USA. His songs have received radio airplay and streaming in the US, UK, Ireland, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. He was a featured performer on the “15 Minutes of Fame†stage at the 2020 Monroeville (AL) Literary Festival. His poems have been published in several print and on-line journals including Red Planet Magazine, Spillwords Press, GreyThoughts and Three Line Poetry.
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Will, a single father and fledgling Writer, is a man of many skills in a multitude of industries. A self-proclaimed \"Jack of all Trades\", his meticulous scrutiny of facts and high attention to detail congeals wondrously with an inquisitive sense of humor and assertive approach to all aspects of his particular writing style. Passionate about all things he believes in, he\'ll drone on and on for hours upon what many view as mundane. An avid fan of hiking, swimming, music and video games, his vast interests are only matched by his ridiculously obnoxious personality.
My poetry has appeared in Bryant literary Review, The Battered Suitcase, Foliate Oak, and many others since I began writing poetry three years ago. fritzware.com/johntustinpoetry is my link.
Biography coming soon.
DJ Tyrer is the person behind Atlantean Publishing, was placed second in the 2015 Data Dump Award for Genre Poetry, and has been published in issues of Amulet, California Quarterly, Carillon, The Dawntreader, Haiku Journal, The Pen, Tanka Journal, and Tigershark, and online at Atlas Poetica, Bindweed, Poetry Pacific, and Scarlet Leaf Review, as well as releasing several chapbooks, including the critically acclaimed Our Story.
DJ Tyrer's website is at http://djtyrer.blogspot.co.uk/
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Damien Uriah grew up in the Ozark mountains of eastern Oklahoma. He studied English and Creative Writing at The University of Arkansas-Fort Smith. His work, including fiction and poetry, appears in Applause and Indian Voice Journal.
Appears in: Issue 40
Biography coming soon.
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James Valvis lives in Washington State. His work has recently appeared in Arts & Letters, Atlanta Review, Blip (Mississippi Review), Hanging Loose, LA Review, Pank, Rattle, River Styx, and is forthcoming in Daily Science Fiction, H_NGM_N, Kill Author, Night Train, Pemmican, Sierra Nevada Review, Verdad, and many others. His first full-length poetry collection, How to Say Goodbye, is forthcoming from Aortic Books.
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Biography coming soon.
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Doug Van Hooser's poetry has appeared in Chariton Review, Split Rock Review, Sheila-Na-Gig, After Hours and Poetry Quarterly among other publications. His fiction can be found in Red Earth Review, Flash Fiction Magazine, and Bending Genres Journal. Doug’s plays have received readings at Chicago Dramatist Theatre and Three Cat Productions.
Shea R. Van Rhoads is a writer, teacher, researcher, humanitarian, entrepreneur, mother and dog-lover. She holds degrees from Harvard and Simmons. In 2006, Ms. Van Rhoads co-founded the nonprofit Temwani Children's Foundation to help build a primary school for orphans in Zambia. Her recent poetry book, Quarters, explores the nuances of heart, mind, spirit, and culture.
Biography coming soon.
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Claire Van Winkle received her BA at New York University and completed her MFA at Queens College, where she studied poetry writing and literary translation. Claire currently teaches grammar, composition, creative writing, and literature at CUNY and SUNY. She is the founder of the Rockaway Writers' Workshop. She also runs writing therapy groups at the New York State Psychiatric Institute.
Claire has been the recipient of several honors including the inaugural Queens College Foundation Scholarship for Poetry Writing and Literary Translation, an American Literary Translators Association Travel Fellowship, an American Academy of Poets Award, the Mary M. Fay Poetry Award, and the Lenore Lipstein Memorial Prize for Formal Poetry.
Her work appears in the American Journal of Poetry, Sixfold, 3 Percent, and anthologies by Rogue Scholars and Black Lawrence Press.
Appears in: Issue 52
Inspiration for my work is grounded in simplicity.
I enjoy poems that are forthright and unvarnished.
My imagination likes to be led on.
Biography coming soon.
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My mind became the stage of dancing letters.
: A student that continues to be a journalist through creating articles and poems
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Biography coming soon.
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Ave Jeanne Ventresca (aka: ave jeanne) is the author of nine chapbooks of poetry that reflect social and environmental concerns. Her most recent collection, Noticing The Colors of Ordinary, was released in the summer of 2019. She edited the acclaimed literary magazine Black Bear Review, and served as publisher of Black Bear Publications for twenty years. Her award winning poetry (contemporary and Asian) has been widely published internationally within commercial and literary magazines, in print and online. Ave Jeanne was nominated for the Pushcart Prize with a poem published through Scarlet Leaf Review for 2019.
Appears in: Issue 51
Cynthia A. Ventresca lives in Wilmington, Delaware, works for a local utility, and currently attends the University of Delaware. Her work has appeared most recently in Ted Kooser’s American Life in Poetry, Column 585, and 50 Haikus, Issue #10.
Appears in: Issue 42
Biography coming soon.
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Natasha Vigil is an aspiring creative writer who loves to explore the world through her imagination. She thoroughly enjoys reading fantasy, science fiction and other genres. Her belief is the earth and beyond, whether seen or unseen, are places full of magic that needs to be found and used for the benefit of humanity. After all, life is nothing without a bit of creativity.
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Sara Vinas is a worshipper of sun, sea and serendipity. She is also an artist and the inspirations for art in paint and pen come from her delight in nature, especially of the salt water variety. Her poetry has been published in "Whimsy," "Errant Parent," "Brevity Poetry Review" and the anthology "Prompted." Her art and poetry can be found at saravinas.blogspot.com
Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to your reply.
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Some of my fondest memories are of my days in the theatre when I was young. I was an apprentice at a summer stock theatre, working backstage and playing bit parts with professionals. I worked there for three summers and also acted with the Detroit Civic Center Theatre. As a special activities instructor for the Detroit Department of Parks & Recreation, I taught Creative Dramatics to children and teens and later conducted poetry workshops with some of these students as well.
I learned a lot about poetry, which began as a hobby, from participating in poetry workshops through the years, facilitated by several prominent poets, and I participate in poetry readings at different venues from time to time. Some of my poems have been published in various newspapers and journals.
I was a volunteer with a no-kill animal rescue for a few years till it disbanded and work occasionally with another,
rescuing stray cats and kittens, aided by my husband. The loves of my life now are my husband, also a poet, my cats, and poetry.
Appears in: Issue 46
BIO:Lynne Viti, a native of Baltimore, teaches in the Writing Program at Wellesley College, Massachusetts, where her courses focus on law, media, and bioethics. Her poetry has appeared online and in print journals. She blogs at stillinschool.wordpress.com.
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Helen Vitoria's poems appear in many places online and in print.
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Dear editor,
This poem is the result of combining several three line poems into one impressionistic form. I was quite happy with the result, although I recognize this might not fit your format. But you never know. At any rate, please enjoy.
Love
Dan
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Chuck Von Nordheim lives outside of Dayton, Ohio.
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JR Vork is a connoisseur of empty space and minimalism.
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Biography coming soon.
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Born in Ohio,
Living in Florida
Wishing I was not.
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Thanks for considering!
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A Midwestern girl transplanted to the South (kicking and screaming) many years ago, I was born with a bootstrapping sensibility. The superstitious nature and penchant for sarcasm developed a little later. I sold my first poem at age nine to a friend of the family for $5.00. This remains the high watermark of my earnings as a writer. Love is always the answer. Write on.
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To the Editor(s):
I am an avid reader of your website and would be honored if you included my poems. If not, no hard feelings. Thanks for reading!
Sincerely,
Austin Wallace
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Monica Wang was born in Taichung, Taiwan, and raised in Vancouver, Canada. Her poems have received the Sakura Award and Honourable Mention in the VCBF Haiku Invitational.
Appears in: Issue 37
Biography coming soon.
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Anthony Ward is an AutoCAD operative from the North of England who studied at Northumbria University and has been writing in his spare time for a number of years. He has been published in a number of literary magazines including South, Neon Highway, Borderlines and Burning Houses amongst others.
Appears in: Issue 3, Issue 4, Issue 5, Issue 10, Issue 22, Issue 27, Issue 33
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Writer from Esk, Australia. Major work is Prism and Graded Monotony. Will have a new novel published this winter.
Appears in: Issue 30
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Biography coming soon.
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Jasmine M. Wardiya is currently studying a science degree but does a healthy dose of creative writing on the side.
Everett Warner spends his time trying to be a wolf. His words are at or are forthcoming at Rust + Moth, Axolotl, Chicago Literati, and other places. He is the Fiction Editor for Noble/Gas Qrtly. He thinks everything should be blue, and can be found on Twitter @danielwolfer.
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Biography coming soon.
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Nellie L. Wasilewski lives in a small southern town, seventy miles southeast of Nashville, Tennessee. She retired from the mortgage industry in 2011 and began pursuing her lifelong dream of writing. Her writing has been greatly influenced by her own experiences and nature. Her work has appeared in numerous journals including Barefoot Review, Haiku Journal, Three Line Poetry, Dual coast Magazine, E Romance, Five Poetry, Poetry Quarterly, The Quiet Hour and many others.
Appears in: Issue 23, Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 26, Issue 27, Issue 28, Issue 39, Issue 42, Issue 47, Issue 48, Issue 53, Issue 57
R.C. Waters is a writer and editor from Brisbane, Australia, currently working on an absurdist novella, a new wave screenplay, and all forms of poetry.
Appears in: Issue 48
Dreams of writing have bubbled to the surface, possibly from the heat of the Arizona desert. My wife and daughters encourage me to write more, so with these first feeble steps, I set out to see if it is only a mirage.
Rhiannon Watkins attends high school (about to enter 10th grade) and enjoys writing when she has the time.
Appears in: Issue 15
15 published books including one book of poetry
Better looking than my Wikipedia photo. Teaches English in a Reform School by day, Creative Writing for UCLA Extension by night
Biography coming soon.
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Ellen Webre is a biracial California poet, and former editor Chapman University's Calliope Literary Magazine. She has had the privilege to be a part of the wonderful Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Orange County Poetry scene. The world of folklore and fantasy has always been home to her, and it often follows her into reality.
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Biography coming soon.
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Dylan Weir is a Chicago poet, writer and perpetual student. He works for Young Chicago Authors, was chosen as a semifinalist for the 2014 Gwendolyn Brooks Open Mic Award and is currently getting his M.A. in English at DePaul University.
Appears in: Issue 27
May 8, 2020
Dear Poetry Editors at Three Line,
My three-line poem is original and unpublished.
BIO:
Paula Weld-Cary writes poetry and prose. Her poetry and essays have appeared in journals in the United States and abroad including Poetry Quarterly, Hawaii Pacific Review, and The Aurorean. She enjoys hiking and birdwatching.
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Joseph K. Wells is a businessman, doctor of occupational therapy, part-time professor and few wannabes from time to time. His poetry was in a com(m)a for over two decades. He credits his midlife for his new lease on poetry. Since the beginning of this year, his poems have woken up to readers in several literary journals/ e-zines.
Appears in: Issue 38
Sandra lives in Oregon with her two Yorkies. Publishing credits include Babybug Magazine, a self-published YA novel, “The Dark Estate,†and several short-story fantasies for ballet company performances. She has been featured in Muddy River Poetry Review, Tanka Journal, Haiku Journal, and 50 Haikus. She has a BA in English: Professional & Creative Writing from CWU and loves to cook, sew and secretly play video games.
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Hello, my name is James Welsh and I am submitting this poem for your consideration: “Judgment of Paris”.
Although a Delaware native and UD graduate, I am currently living in New York City, where I am a graduate student majoring in English literature.
Thank you for considering me and I hope to hear from you soon. Have a good day.
James Welsh
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thank you!
I am a literature, art, and music enthusiast. I\'m maniacal and philosophical, gentle and cunning. I am the sometimes-awkward intersection of introversion and extraversion.
An ekphrastic attempt on a painting by Goya.
Appears in: Issue 24, Issue 25, Issue 28, Issue 29, Issue 30, Issue 31, Issue 32, Issue 33, Issue 35, Issue 36, Issue 37, Issue 38
Mary L. Westcott has been writing poetry for more than 20 years and has several chapbooks of poetry. She is currently enjoying retirement and being a Blackjack poet.
A recent trip to Big Sur, Esalen, inspired this haiku.
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Noah Westfall lives in Colorado. He currently studies philosophy at Santa Clara University. He loves the outdoors and exercising. In his free time he likes to run, Hike, and fish.
JOANNA M. WESTON. Has had poetry, middle readers, and short stories published
for thirty years. Her poetry, ‘A Bedroom of Searchlights’, published by Inanna
Publications of Toronto. http://www.1960willowtree.wordpress.com/
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This is meant to be an homage to Maya Angelou and the horrid event of her childhood that paradoxically made her what she was. It is related to your #50 theme of perseverance and success.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Biography coming soon.
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I write what I hope to be poetry in the little cracks of light that appear between teaching and doing what families do. Form and rhythm, accessibility and diction - these are still worth their weight in poetic gold. I'm struck by these elements when reading, I strive for them when putting pen to paper. Taiwan is my current place of residence, but Texas is home. Hopefully, a good balance of East and West comes out in my work.
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My name is Ayame Whitfield and I live in Massachusetts and go to school in New Jersey. Reading and writing have both fascinated me from a very young age. I have been previously published in school literary magazines, Timeless Tales Magazine, and Wizards in Space Magazine, as well as having placed seventh out of 250 submissions in the Wax Poetry 11th Poetry Contest.
Appears in: Issue 43
Neal Whitman is not sad, bad, or mad. But, he is a poet in Pacific Grove, California, where, since he is lucky enough to live by the ocean, is lucky enough.
Kim Whysall-Hammond grew up in London but now lives where the skies are much darker. She has worked as an Astronomer, in Climate Research and in Telecommunications. She has poems in anthologies published by Wild Pressed Books, Milk and Cake Press and Palewell Press and forthcoming from Brigids Gate Press.
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Short Bio:
Daniel Wilcox's first book of poetry, Dark Energy, was published by Diminuendo Press. His writing has appeared in many magazines including Moria Poetry, The Copperfield Review, The Centrifugal Eye, Counterexample Poetics, Tipton Poetry Journal, The Write Room, and The Danforth Review. Before that he hiked through Cal State Long Beach (Creative Writing), Montana, Europe, Palestine/Israel; worked in a mental institution, on an Indian reservation, and taught literature to teenagers. He
Reed Wilder is a poet and student based in Prague, where he studies Journalism, Media, and Culture. His work explores memory, place, the body, and the quieter moments that shape identity.
Appears in: Issue 59
m.nicole.r.wildhood's fiction, nonfiction and poetry has appeared in The Atticus Review, Page and Spine and elsewhere. She has been a saxophone player and registered scuba diver for over half her life and writes for Seattle's street newspaper Real Change. In addition to blogging at megan.thewildhoods.com, she is currently at work on a novel and a full-length collection of poetry.
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Biography coming soon.
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I am a poet and storyteller. I love art and gaming and entertainment. I\'ve previously published several poems in Scifaikuest magazine.
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Biography coming soon.
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Nature’s intricacies inspire Carolyn Wilsey to write poems. She holds a BA in American Literature from Middlebury College and an MFA in Creative Writing, fiction, from Emerson College. Carolyn attends writing conferences and is active in Bay Area open mics. Her poems appear in Pretty Owl Poetry, Rogue Agent, Stirring, The Virginia Normal, West Marin Review, Eclectica, Quiet Lightning, and other publications. In 2020, one of her poems was nominated for the Best of the Net Anthology.
Appears in: Issue 58
From the heart but possibly from dreams
BIO
Glen Wilson lives in Portadown, Co Armagh with his wife Rhonda and children Sian and Cain.
He has been published in Iota, A New Ulster and The Interpreters House.In 2014 he won the Poetry Space competition and was shortlisted for the Wasafiri New Writing Prize.
He is currently working on his first collection of poetry.
Twitter @glenhswilson
[email protected]
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Juliet Wilson is a writer, adult education tutor and conservation volunteer based in Edinburgh, UK. Her second chapbook Unthinkable Skies was published in 2010. She edits the on-line poetry journal Bolts of Silk (http://boltsofsilk.blogspot.com) and blogs at Crafty Green Poet (http://craftygreenpoet.blogspot.com).
Thanks for taking a look. bio available on request :-)
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It is in haiku form, but about a non-nature subject :-) Thanks for considering this! - Mike
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Writer was the first name Jordan called herself. She is a disabled queer femme autistic poet and teaching artist. Art is how she learned to be honest with herself; healing is a whole body process. Slam poetry taught her to stop asking permission to speak. She competes in slam to show young queer folks how powerful our voices are and show one survivor at a time, that there is at least on person ready to listen. She spends too much time arguing with her dog over blankets and working hard at being cozy.
Find her work at: www.BonesOfFire.com
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dawn wing is a librarian and multimedia artist/poet/writer based in new york. she enjoys creative experimentation through comics, collage, animation and words. equally enjoyable activities include traveling, volunteering at a food share and being immersed in nature. you can find her works at http://dwingcomics.tumblr.com.
Dale Wisely founded and edits Right Hand Pointing and with Howie Good founded and co-edits White Knuckle Press.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 12
Dear editor,
I am Deborah Wong. Please find my three-line poem as above. Here is my bio in 3rd party: -
Deborah Wong is of second generation Malaysian-Chinese descent. Her work is recently published in and forthcoming from ditch, (Canada) and Poetry Quarterly (USA). A law graduate from the University of London, she attended the summer intensive creative writing courses at the University of British Columbia. She is currently writing her first novel and her daily poetry can be found in http://deborahytwong.wordpress.com
This is an exclusive submission.
Thank you.
Regards,
Deborah Wong
Chris Wood is a lease analyst by day, student by night, and writer in between. Chris lives in Tennessee with her husband and two German shepherds and works for a REIT company. She is currently earning her bachelor's degree and has poetry published in Poetry Quarterly, Haiku Journal, and other publications. She also won second prize in the 2016 CWG Spring Writing Contest for her poem, Thus Your Life Grows.
Was at the beach this week and noticed the parallel to life. Animated, loud, even chaotic on the surface. But underneath a mesmerizing silence where wondrous beauty thrives.
Appears in: Issue 26
An undergraduate student smizing her way through each moment.
Appears in: Issue 54
a. woodside is a young poet attempting to be published outside of high school for the first time. for the last year, she has taken a gap year and traveled to england--where from the majority of her inspiration now stems.
she lives in portland, oregon & is pursuing screenwriting.
Appears in: Issue 32
PJ Wren is a biomedical scientist and writer in Maryland. Her poems can be found on the internet, most recently The Lake, Plum Tree Tavern, Unlost, and After the Pause.
Appears in: Issue 38
Biography coming soon.
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Andrea Wyatt’s first two books Three Rooms and Poems of the Morning, Poems of the Storm were published in Berkeley by Oyez, a press associated with Black Mountain and California Renaissance poets. Her third book Jurassic Night was published by White Dot Press. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Rust & Moth, Gargoyle and Clackamas. Wyatt works for the maintenance division of the National Park Service in Washington, DC and is associate editor of poetry journal By&By.
Appears in: Issue 42
Hi, I am Teresa Wyatt. I have been writing my whole life. I am looking to start being published for the first time. Thanks for reading what I consider my works of art. Remember to always be at peace with yourself.
Appears in: Issue 42
Biography coming soon.
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 40
Emily Yin is an avid writer from Acton, Massachusetts. Her work has been recognized by the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards and is forthcoming in The Front Porch Review, Polyphony H.S., and GREYstone Literary Magazine.
Appears in: Issue 33
My online name: Ann Marie Gamble.
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Claudette J. Young feels her poetry. It resides in a special chamber of her heart, from which it can flood her being as it needs to. Claudette has published in several online journals. She also works in prose.
Appears in: Issue 17
Cynthia Robinson Young is a native of Newark, New Jersey but now lives in Tennessee. She has work in anthologies and journals, and her chapbook, Migration was recently accepted for publication.
Appears in: Issue 48
My mother passed away in May. I think of her often; this poem just came to me one evening when I was looking at the moon.
I believe that the death of our mother is inevitable, and the sorrow, universal.
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Biography coming soon.
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Dylan Youngers lives in California and is a student of Solano College studying Mathematics and Linguistics. He has been previously published in Poetry Quarterly, the Suisun Valley Review, Driftwood Press, and other publications. If you like his work, feel free to contact him at [email protected]
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 60
Nusrat Zeba is a young aspiring writer and poet who aspires to change lives through words.
Appears in: Issue 37
Biography coming soon.
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Rachel Zempel was born and raised in Minnesota. Outside of her work as a 911 dispatcher, Rachel enjoys a creative life of sharing her thoughts and experiences through words on paper.
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This is a haiku about my girlfriend who is a photographer.
Appears in: Issue 44
Biography coming soon.
Appears in: Issue 35
Ali Znaidi lives in Redeyef, Tunisia. He graduated with a BA in Anglo-American Studies in 2002. He teaches English at Tunisian public secondary schools. He writes poetry and has an interest in literature, languages, and literary translations. His work has appeared in The Bamboo Forest, The Camel Saloon, phantom kangaroo, BoySlut, fortunates.org, Otoliths, and is upcoming in The Rusty Nail, and Yes,Poetry. He also writes flash fiction for the Six Sentence Social Network—http://sixsentences.ning.com/profile/AliZnaidi.
Mike Zone is the author of Fellow Passengers: Public Transit Poetry, Meditations & Musings and Better than the Movies: 4 Screenplays. His work has been featured in Because Eileen Horror Sleaze Trash, In-Between Hangovers, Sick Lit Magazine, Triadae Magazine and The Voices Project. He scrapes by in Grand Rapids, Michigan
Appears in: Issue 38, Issue 39, Issue 42, Issue 43, Issue 46
I felt that when someone tries something new to them, they feel the color red. LIke they stand out to us all, if even for an instant.
Appears in: Issue 25
desert rat, student of haiku, zen
Appears in: Issue 58