The Latin Quarter by Flavia Cosma ISBN #-13: 9778-1-941196-21-2 $14.95/paper…94 pages MadHat Press Latin Quarter by Flavia Cosma Is life the way it should be? Review by Antoaneta Turda This question whizzes through my mind after reading the poetry book...
“Not Asking what if” by Adele Kenny Muse-Pie Press ISBN: 978-0-918452-51-8 Perfect Bound 80 Pages, 105 Haiku June 2016 Not Asking what if Review by Emily Vogel Just before I began reading Adele Kenny’s new book of haiku, I paid a visit to a nun, concerned that I had...
by Galanty Miller Contributing Columnist I try to take a lot of wind & solar naps because I support alternative forms of sluggishness./ Women think ‘vulnerability’ is sexy, so when I meet women at parties, I always cry./ I hate fuzzy fruit. But I’ll fight...
Dustin Lee photo *** Hey, Teacher! by Bill Dixon Contributing Columnist It was Spring Quarter, 1970. After seven long academic years at The Ohio State University, attending classes only when I could afford to pay cash for my books and tuition up front, and busting my...
Viva Ramona, by Christie Devereaux Grupo Neo-Latino: Reaching Critical Mass by Dr. Andrea O’Reilly Herrera According to the Census Bureau, the minority and bi-racial/bi-ethnic population in the U.S. is expected to rise to 56 percent of the total...
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