FDU MFA alumna Flower Conroy has been named Key West Poet Laureate. Congratulations, Flower!
Flower Conroy is the author of Facts About Snakes & Hearts, winner of Heavy Feather Press’ Chapbook Contest; The Awful Suicidal Swans; and Escape to Nowhere. Her poetry’s been nominated for Best of...
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"At lunch, my fortune is short / and spelled out in blue: You will live, // it said, a lifetime of love. It must have / been for you," writes Renée Ashley in "Dear Okla," her MAYDAY Magazine tribute poem to Okla Elliot who recently and...
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Witness off-duty Elvis, Miss Atomic at home & words as trapeze artists. Explore ghosts in the ecotone, hasty breakups & why reproduction has so many o's. Discover the saltshaker that's buried in the microwave, a sci-fi spacesuit's metallic silver & that desert bone. Edited &...
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Piscataway House Publications is pleased to announce the forthcoming publication of As an Alien in a Land of Promise, a hybrid work of poetry and journalism by Hank Kalet, with photos by Sherry Rubel. The book is due in September.
The book chronicles the lives of...
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Two of FDU MFA alum Jin Cordaro's poems have been published in Issue 23 of Smartish Pace.
In "I Go Back to the Night I Was Named," Jin writes, "Newborn baby on your father's belly, / curled comma of addition."
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This summer, Philadelphia Stories published FDU MFA candidate Aminah Abutayeb's poem, "The Thing About My Ears Is." Congratulations, Aminah! She writes:
pseudo- sounds mask the
noticeable sound—phone
rings but just an air
conditioner. The worst sound
Read more at Philadelphia Stories.
Aminah Abutayeb is a full-time MFA candidate at Fairleigh Dickinson University concentrating on...
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Creative Writing MFA alum Letisia Cruz's poetry comic, "The Ichthyologist," is forthcoming in Ink Brick no. 5. Pre-order here. Congratulations, Letisia!
Letisia Cruz is a Cuban-American writer and artist. She is enthralled by nature and the acute connection to form associated with ink illustration. Her visual vocabulary emerges...
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