September 2019
September 2019
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Poems by Daniel Barbare
Danny P. Barbare attended Greenville Technical College. His poems have recently appeared in South Carolina’s Best Emerging Poets and Poets to Come a Poetry Anthology Walt Whitman’s Bicentennial. He lives with his wife and family and small dog Miley in the Upstate of the Carolinas.
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Poems by B S Tyagi
B S Tyagi belongs to India and is a bilingual poet and writer. He has several books: fiction and non-fiction to his credit. His poems have been included in several anthologies, in India and overseas.
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Poems by Anne Babson
American dissident poet Anne Babson’s new collection Messiah is on press and should come out this Fall. Her collection The White Trash Pantheon won the Colby H. Kullman prize. Her collection currently in stores is Polite Occasions. She wrote the libretto for the opera Lotus Lives, which has been performed in multiple cities in North America. Her play about the consequences of gun culture in America, Reenactment, was published by Review Americana. She writes and lives in New Orleans.
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Poems by Anirban Dam
Anirban is a twenty-something parasite that thrives of guilt-free sarcasm and gluten-free poetry.
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Poems by Aneek Chatterjee
Aneek Chatterjee is a poet and academic from India and author of several academic and literary books, and numerous research articles. He has been widely published and anthologized both in India and abroad.
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Poems by Amrendra Pandey
Amrendra Pandey is a Post Doctoral Fellow at the Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, India. He received his PhD in Molecular Physics in 2015 from the Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad, India. He grew up in a small town in Uttar Pradesh and currently lives in Bangalore. You can find his poems at The Bombay Literary Magazine, VAYAVYA, The Bangalore Review, Best Indian Poetry 2018, among other venues.
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Poems by Aakriti Kuntal
Aakriti Kuntal, aged 26, is a poet and writer from Gurugram, India. Her work has been featured or is forthcoming in Selcouth Station, RASPUTIN: A Poetry Thread, Mad Swirl, The Bombay Literary Magazine, The Hindu, Madras Courier, Pangolin Review, and Visual Verse among others. She was awarded the Reuel International Prize 2017 for poetry, and was a finalist for the RL Poetry Award 2018.
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Contemporary Trends In Indian English Poetry
Shikhandin is the nom de plume of an Indian writer, whose recent published books include a story collection, Immoderate Men, published by Speaking Tiger Books, India, and a children’s book, Vibhuti Cat, published by Duckbill Books, India. Shikhandin has won awards and accolades for her poetry and fiction in India and abroad.
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On the Steps of the Lincoln Memorial, January 1, 2017
Terry Engel lives in Arkansas and teaches writing and literature at a liberal arts university. He likes to backpack and canoe camp, and he is raising his daughters to be open to diverse cultures and experiences. His nonfiction has appeared in Cream City Review and Dreamers Literary Magazine. His fiction has appeared in Adelaide, Open City, Georgetown Review, Mississippi Review Online, Sixfold, Buffalo Spree, and has received honorable mention for a Pushcart Prize.
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Wolf Diner
Maria Hiers is a Tampa native who finds joy in reading, writing, and travelling. She is currently pursuing her undergraduate degree in Creative Writing at Florida State University and will be graduating in the spring of 2020.
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In the Face of War Ruins
John Michael Flynn was the 2017 Writer in Residence at Carl Sandburg’s home, Connemara, in North Carolina. In 2015 he completed a one-year English Language Fellowship through the US State Department in Khabarovsk, Russia. Poetry collections include Restless Vanishings, and Keepers Meet Questing Eyes from Leaf Garden Press, and Blackbird Once Wild Now Tame translated from the Romanian of Nicolae Dabija. He’s published three collections of short stories, his most recent Off To The Next Wherever from Fomite Books. He teaches at TED University in Ankara, Turkey.
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The Indoor Aviator
Pia Kiri-yo Donovan is a creative non-fiction writer. She is the author of the forthcoming book, The Buddha in Recovery, and is working on a collection of short stories, entitled Feral. Pia is a regular contributor to The Fix and her work has appeared in Thimble Literary Magazine. She lives in Mount Dora, FL with her husband, two sons, and a wild Husky pup.