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Matt Mooney’s Review of Shyam Sunder Sharma’s ‘Adrift’
Lieutenant Colonel Shyam Sunder Sharma, Shaurya Chakra is a decorated War wounded veteran. An avid poet, keen birdwatcher and nature lover, Shyam is a widely travelled person who has served all over India and in the UN … Continue reading
Jack Stewart – No Reason
Jack Stewart was educated at the University of Alabama and Emory University. From 1992-95 he was a Brittain Fellow at The Georgia Institute of Technology. His work has appeared in Poetry, The American Literary Review, The Dark Horse Review, The Southern Humanities … Continue reading
Susan Tepper – Two Poems
Susan Tepper is the author of eight published books of fiction and poetry. Her most recent book just out in June is a zany road novel titled “What Drives Men.” Honors and awards include eighteen Pushcart Nominations, a Pulitzer Prize … Continue reading
Don Stoll – Dubliner
Don Stoll’s fiction has appeared in A NEW ULSTER, GREEN HILLS LITERARY LANTERN, THE AIRGONAUT, CLOSE TO THE BONE, HORLA , PUNK NOIR, YELLOW MAMA , EROTIC REVIEW and CLITERATURE. In 2008, Don and his wife founded their nonprofit (karimufoundation.org) … Continue reading
Sofia Kioroglou – Dreams Made of Popsicle and Marshmallow
Sofia Kioroglou is a Greek poet, published writer of three books and perennial traveller to the Holy Land and Egypt. She was a twice Best of the Net Awards nominee by Sundress Publications. Her entry to the Festival for Poetry … Continue reading
Katacha Díaz – Simple Joys
Katacha Díaz is a Peruvian American writer. Wanderlust and love of travel have taken her all over the world to gather material for her stories. Her poetry and prose has been published internationally in literary journals, print and online magazines, … Continue reading
Gordon Ferris – Bruised
Gordon Ferris is a Dublin writer living in Ballyshannon, Co Donegal for the past thirty-six years. He is a member of the Dublin Writers Forum and has had poetry and short stories published in A New Ulster, The Galway Review, and … Continue reading
Susan Tepper – Distant
Susan Tepper is the author of eight published books of fiction and poetry. Her most recent book just out in June is a road novel titled “What Drives Men.” Honors and awards include eighteen Pushcart Nominations, a Pulitzer Prize Nomination … Continue reading
Máire Morrissey-Cummins – Two Poems
Máire Morrissey-Cummins lives in a village by the sea on the outskirts of Dublin. She loves nature, her garden, her cat Athena, paints watercolours daily, writes poetry, walks and hikes, enjoys dinner with girlfriends and travelling with her husband, Jim. … Continue reading
Phillip Knight Scott – Carnival
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. Carnival We swim through the fair, wading through the smell of … Continue reading
Teresa O’ Connor-Diskin – Three Poems
Teresa O’ Connor-Diskin is from Kilroe, Headford, Co Galway. She grew up on a farm, has a keen interest in nature and now lives in Moycullen with her husband, Peter. She is a retired teacher who enjoys writing, gardening, walking, … Continue reading
Alec Solomita – Two Poems
Alec Solomita’s fiction has appeared in the Southwest Review, The Mississippi Review, Southword Journal, and Heart of Flesh Literary Journal, among other publications. He was shortlisted by the Bridport Prize and Southword Journal, and named a finalist by the Noctua Review. His … Continue reading
