Starting today, right now, in this moment, PR will be shifting away from the biweekly posting our readers have grown to love. From now until late August, we'll be posting once a week unless something miraculous and remarkable happens (or,…
Starting today, right now, in this moment, PR will be shifting away from the biweekly posting our readers have grown to love. From now until late August, we'll be posting once a week unless something miraculous and remarkable happens (or,…
is the name of a post that associate editor and poet Marianne Szlyk shares with her readers on her blog, The song Is. What I like best about her post is that she talks about crafting her poem, "Eugene Summer…
My thesis project for my MFA in the writing program at Cal Arts years ago was a “painting” that from across the room in the main gallery seemed finished. It was of a boy, a tractor, a…
My thesis project for my MFA in the writing program at Cal Arts years ago was a “painting” that from across the room in the main gallery seemed finished. It was of a boy, a tractor, a…
The best part of summer is the time it affords for travel and writing and reading and . . . Here's what some of our Associate Editors have planned: Outreach Editor Robert Giron will be traveling to El Paso, Texas,…
Sherri Cook Woosley earned an MA in English from University of Maryland where she taught both Academic Writing and World Mythology classes. She left teaching to pursue two new dreams: creative writing and starting a family. So, she eloped…
Associate Editor Sherri Cook Woosley has an M.A. in English and blogs at Taste of Sherri and her story “Child of the Moon and Sea” was published earlier this month at Abyss and Apex . She won the Mariner Award…
Poetry Editor Katherine Smith tells us that her second book, Woman Alone on the Mountain, is due out this spring. She was also accepted at the Atlantic Center for the Arts in Florida for May 19-June 8 as part of…