Category: Online Issues

The Well and the Grove

Tariq Karibian It’s 11:53 AM. Your phone is at 57%. Since the Internet went down, you’ve been keeping it on Low Power mode and using it mostly as a clock. There is a lull in the chaos outside....

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On the Brink of Something

Hasheemah Afaneh I thought I would remember the nurse’s name, but I was naive to think my memory wouldn’t fail to recall the name on her white coat, despite whispering it a few times to myself....

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K. G. Ricci

“Wait It Out” Cut/paste paper collage “And so we see…” Cut/paste paper collage K.G. Ricci is a self-taught NYC artist who has been creating collages for the past seven...

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Rachel Singel

“Nest with Egg” Intaglio on Handmade Paper with Cotton and Invasives Rachel Singel is an Associate Professor at the University of Louisville. Rachel grew up on a small farm in...

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I’m glad my grandma died before she could see me get fat

Bleah Patterson 2024 Poetry Spring Contest Runner Up  because she taught me butter, sauté all of the butter     add all of the sugar         stir in all...

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Cynthia Yatchman

“ColorDekapende” Alcohol inks “Colorkoshiepta2024” Alcohol inks Cynthia Yatchman is a Seattle based artist and art instructor. A former ceramicist, she received her B.F.A. in...

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Guilherme Bergamini

“Education for All” Digital photography Reporter photographic and visual artist, Guilherme Bergamini is Brazilian and graduated in Journalism. For more than two decades, he has developed...

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tidying idea

caroline ganci patterson half of the story i was telling had a moral about perversion, but i leave that part out for the saccharine tongue lickers. i say to my mother, the price of gas  on the...

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Shagufta Mulla

“Ceremony” Acrylic on 10 x 10 cradled wood panel “Story Time” Acrylic on 9×12 cradled wood panel Shagufta Mulla is the art editor of Peatsmoke Journal, a poet, and a...

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Wolfpacking

Nolan Capps 2024 Fiction Spring Contest Runner Up March 2010, Camp Lejeune, NC— When I was a new infantryman in First Battalion, Eighth Regiment, I lived in a barracks with about a hundred other...

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