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P.A.W. is a musician, writer, dancer, and audio documentarian. After a few years traveling with the band Tumbling Bones (including two State Department-sponsored tours of Eastern Europe), P.A.W. refocused their energy into audio art. Most recently, P.A.W. finished production on a historical audio documentary titled, “Making an American Folk Song: Children, Go Where I Send Thee.” “The Christmas Tree” is a short story set to music. Text, arrangement, narration, and tin whistle by P.A.W. Audio engineering, mixing, and guitar by … READ MORE…
Short Play by Emma Johnson-Rivard
Emma Johnson-Rivard is a Masters student at Hamline University. She received her undergraduate degree in Film Studies at Smith College in Massachusetts and currently lives in Minnesota with her dogs and far too many books. Her work has appeared in Mistake House, the Olive Press, and the Santa Ana River Review. The Painter Seeks A Muse And The Historian Lectures on Jack The Ripper A short play Two friends sit drinking coffee. The Historian carries a book bag. The … READ MORE…
Josef Krebs has a chapbook published by Etched Press and his poetry also appears in Agenda, the Bicycle Review, Calliope, Mouse Tales Press, The Corner Club Press, The FictionWeek Literary Review, Burningword Literary Journal, the Aurorean, Inscape, Crack the Spine, The Cape Rock, Carcinogenic Poetry, The Bangalore Review, 521magazine, Organs of Vision and Speech, Tacenda, Former People, The Chaffey Review, The Bohemian, and The Cats Meow. A short story has been published in blazeVOX. He’s written three novels and five … READ MORE…
Finding the 21st century obsolete, Craig Kurtz versifies Restoration plays, illustrated by Anni Wilson. Excerpts appear in California Quarterly, Crannóg, Icon, and Penn Review. Visit http://antickcomedies.blogspot.com/ for particulars. Kurtz and Wilson reside at Twin Oaks Intentional Community. Life Isn’t Fair Money is Magic
Anna Martin is a digital/traditional artist, writer, and photographer based out of Saint Augustine, Florida. She is an avid explorer and much of her artwork is inspired by her travels and life experiences, and she strives to capture emotions and inspire others with her work. Her work has been previously exhibited in various galleries and museums, such as the Rosenberg Gallery and the Baltimore Museum of Art, and has also been published in various art magazines such as Grub Street … READ MORE…
Alyssa Williams is a photographer who strives to break away from the conventional. She became interested in photography at a young age, and continues to follow her passion. Williams loves sharing her work with those who are interested.
About Face by Alisa Ungar-Sargon
Alisa Ungar-Sargon is a Chicago-based writer. She received her MFA in creative writing from Northwestern University.
Photography by Matt Gold
Originally from Ohio, Matt Gold has been living in Bloomington, Indiana for the past fifteen years and has recently relocated to Brooklyn, NY. He divides his time between pursuing his musical career, acting auditions and photography. As a singer and songwriter, Matt frequently performs; some of his music can be found online at www.mattgold.net. As evidence of the democratizing nature of this approach to photography, Matt has no formal training in the visual arts. When he took a simple picture … READ MORE…
A.P. is a writer, translator and visual artist. She writes about human rights policies for a European NGO and serves as a reader for Pidgeonholes Magazine. Her fifth chapbook, Anima, is forthcoming from Dancing Girl Press.
1. 21 Days Later, Digital Compilation, 11 x 17 inches, 2016 2. Atomic Annie, Digital Compilation, 11 x 17 inches, 2016 3. Companion Diptych, Digital Painting/Compilation, 25 x 13 inches, 2016 4. Fractured, Digital Compilation, 11 x 17 inches, 2016 5. Night at the Opera, Digital Compilation, 11 x 17 inches, 2016 6. Seven, Digital Compilation, 11 x 17 inches, 2016 7. Soul Sisters, Digital Compilation, 17 x 11 inches, 2016 8. Temperance, Digital Compilation, 11 x 17 inches, … READ MORE…