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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
Mary Beth Hines – Three Poems
Mary Beth Hines is a writer following a long career as a project manager. A Massachusetts native, and active participant in Boston-area workshops, her poetry has recently been published, or is forthcoming, in journals such as Crab Orchard Review, Gyroscope … Continue reading
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – The Galway Review 8 (Printed Edition), April 2020
Submission guidelines: Submissions, poetry, short fiction, plays and non-fiction or extracts, reviews and criticism (up to 2500 words) now being sought for the next issue of The Galway Review 8, printed Edition, (April 2020). We are also interested in receiving … Continue reading
Renah St. Claire – Two Poems
Renah St. Claire is historian and retired librarian living in the small college town of Montevallo, Alabama, USA. She published extensively 1980-2000 but went in to a hiatus for a while. This is her first attempt at re-entering the world … 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 road novel titled “What Drives Men.” Honors and awards include eighteen Pushcart Nominations, a Pulitzer Prize Nomination … Continue reading
N.K. Woods – In Close Quarters
N.K. Woods worked in financial services for years but left the world of business and banks behind to study Creative Writing in the University of Edinburgh. She received her MSc in 2018 and has since had stories published by Tales From The Forest and The Galway … Continue reading
Rasma Haidri – Three Poems
Rasma Haidri grew up in Tennessee and lives in the Norwegian arctic. Her writing is widely anthologized and has appeared in literary journals including Nimrod, Prairie Schooner, Sycamore Review, and Fourth Genre. Her awards include the Southern Women Writers Association emerging writer award … Continue reading
Barbara Derbyshire – Two Poems
Barbara Derbyshire is an author of short fiction and poetry. Originally from London and now an Irish citizen, her home is in Kerry where, with more time to think, observe and remember, she has rediscovered her love of writing. Her … Continue reading
Valen Lim – Two Poems
Valen Lim is an active member of Singapore-based literary collective /stop@BadEndRhymes (“/s@BER”). His pieces have appeared in various places such as Anxious Poets Society, Cathexis Northwest Press, Eunoia Review, Mistake House and Quarterly Literary Review Singapore, amongst other publications. Recently, … Continue reading
Jim Feeney – Two Poems
Jim Feeney was born in Dublin and has lived in Vancouver since 1979. He has published previously in Cyphers (Ireland), The sHop (Ireland), In-Flight Literary Magazine, Oddball Magazine, the Galway Review, Anti Heroin Chic, The Basil O’Flaherty, Rat’s Ass Review … Continue reading
Coleen Jones – Three Poems
Coleen Jones is now at home in Cork having spent the better part of her life in Africa. Her interests have straddled mathematics, music, literature and psychology where she has worked both at secondary and tertiary level. Her recent children’s … Continue reading
Mark Saba – Why So Many Gorgeous Clouds
Mark Saba has been writing fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction for 35 years. His book publications include three works of fiction and three of poetry, most recently Calling the Names (poetry) and Ghost Tracks (stories about Pittsburgh, where he grew … Continue reading
