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Lorely Forrester was born in Kenya, raised in the West Indies, moved to England mid-teens and graduated from King’s College London, afterwards working at IPC Magazines, then in advertising and film documentaries. She now lives in Ireland, where she was … Continue reading
Dominic Harbinson has been a part-time poet and writer for 40 years, passionate about the preciousness of life and often transfixed by its beauty. He’ll quite happily spend ages shaping prose and trying to catch poems and sifting through a … Continue reading
Leonore Wilson is a professor of English and creative writing in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her poems have been published in such places as Quarterly West, Third Coast, Poetry Quarterly, English Journal, Iowa Review, Upstreet, etc. Leonore has won … Continue reading
Phil Carrick was born and raised in Ireland in the 1950s, enjoying a childhood that saw her family live in various parts of, Offaly, Galway, Kildare, and Dublin. She was educated at both UCD and Trinity College Dublin and spent … Continue reading
Seosamh Ó Fathaigh – Three Poems
Seosamh Ó Fathaigh was known in Dublin’s Literary Circle in the 196O’s as ‘an File.’ At an early age, Seosamh was advised by a Jesuit Priest to ‘write, write and write!’ He moved to the West of Ireland in 1988. … Continue reading
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Aidan Beatty is originally from Loughrea and now teaches at the Honors College of the University of Pittsburgh. He is the author of Masculinity and Power in Irish Nationalism (2016) and co-editor of Irish Questions and Jewish Questions: Crossovers in … Continue reading
Akie Asemblé is a writer and poet from Dublin in Ireland. Akie’s first published story, A Ten Dollar Tear, appeared in The Manhattanville Review in 2020. This was soon followed by Lizzie Had These Great LP’s on Story Bud Web … Continue reading
Tomlin Martinson – At Closing Time
Tomlin Martinson has been a journalist, taxi driver, short-order cook, graphic artist, and writing teacher. He now lives in western Washington state with his wife, Dona. He has a master’s degree in creative writing. At Closing Time B y Tomlin Martinson Ten past … Continue reading
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Phillip Knight Scott – Four Poems
Phillip Knight Scott is a native of Durham, North Carolina, where he lives and writes poetry. His work has appeared in Scarlet Leaf Review, Vita Brevis, Literary Yard, and Olives Skins, among others. His first collection of poems, Paint the … Continue reading
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Susan Tepper is the author of nine published books of fiction and poetry. Her tenth book, titled 9X9, will be released shortly by Cervena Barva Press. Tepper is in the production phase of an Off-Broadway play that concerns artist Jackson … Continue reading
Rebecca Pyle – Three Poems & Photos
Creative work by Rebecca Pyle has recently appeared, or will soon be in, The Honest Ulsterman, Posit, Cobalt Review, Gulf Stream, Gris-Gris, Belle Ombre, The Menteur, Guesthouse—poetry, fiction, artwork. American, Rebecca lives in the mountainous state called Utah, and owns … Continue reading
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Niall Crowley is an independent consultant and believer in equality and human rights, working in Ireland and places across Europe. He is part of a prose collective supported by Cork County Council, a space that stimulates a passion long forgotten but … Continue reading
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