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Christine Conner- Bio
Christine Conner has been a writer all her life: She wrote and composed songs as a teenager which led to…
Liz Tynes Netto – Bio
Liz’s fiction has been published in SHALE, East Jasmine Review, and FRE&D. Her poems have appeared in West Trestle Review,…
Olivia Wyatt – Bio
Olivia Wyatt is an award-winning filmmaker and photographer based in Los Angeles. She makes ethnographic films that focus on preserving…
Bill Ratner – Bio
Bill Ratner’s personal essays and short stories are published in The Baltimore Review, The Coachella Review, Hobo Pancakes, FeminineCollective.com, Blue…
Bill Ratner – Two Essays
Des Moines is just a few degrees west of perfect south from Minneapolis – two-hundred thirty-four flat miles of corn,...
Olivia Wyatt – Fiction
The sky flickered and then came those crooked currents of heaven. Like blue serpents thrown down by winged gods-- to...
Summer 2018
Summer 2018
Vanessa Poster – Bio
Vanessa Poster, a member of the Los Angeles Poets and Writer’s Collective, has studied Method Writing with Jack Grapes for…
Vanessa Poster – Three Poems
He walks the battlefield
steps over corpses
collects swords, shields, to stack
in piles.
Mindy Ohringer – Fiction
“My father always detested ‘M.A.S.H.’ He thought it represented the normalization of war.”