RC deWinter writes in several genres with a focus on poetry. She is also a digital artist and sometimes chanteuse. RC deWinter’s poetry is widely anthologized
Poems by RC deWinter
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RC deWinter writes in several genres with a focus on poetry. She is also a digital artist and sometimes chanteuse. RC deWinter’s poetry is widely anthologized
Carl Boon is the author of the full-length collection Places & Names: Poems (The Nasiona Press, 2019). His writing has appeared in many journals and magazines, including Prairie Schooner, Posit, and The Maine Review.
Jeffrey Haskey-Valerius (he/him) is an author and poet in the Midwestern US. His work has been anthologized, and his poems and fiction have appeared in or are forthcoming from Rust + Moth, Apricity Press, Northern New England Review, Chiron Review, and elsewhere
Kory Vance currently lives in Sacramento. His work has appeared in The Salmon Creek Journal, HASH Journal, and the Southern Florida Poetry Journal.
Hannah Seo is a Korean-Canadian writer, journalist, and poet based in Brooklyn. Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming in Barzakh Magazine, The Portland Review, The New Limestone Review and Open Minds Quarterly, among others.
Alfredo Rienzi (Venosa, 1959) lives in Turin since early childhood. He has published several volumes of poetry, from Contemplando Segni, winner of the X Montale Prize, in 7 poeti del Premio Montale up to the recent Partenze e promesse. Presagi
Tom Sharp is a Native American of Aleut heritage, a member of Seldovia Village Tribe. He is the author of numerous books, including Spectacles: A Sampler of Poems and Prose, SciFi , Things People Do, The book of beliefs, The I Ching, Images, and First Nations
Ssebo Lule (pen name) is a Luganda performance poet and translator born and living in Kampala, Uganda. His debut poetry collection Ogenda wa was published in 2018. Since then, he has performed at several arts festivals
Coen van der Wolf (1982) has been writing poetry since his early teens. The recipient of a 2011 Master’s degree in Ancient History, he is reacquainting himself with modern languages. He has been published by In Parentheses, The Raintown Review and The Whitewall Review.
Mehmet Taner was born in the province of Nevşehir in Central Anatolia in 1946. His work is marked by a deep lyricism and a willingness to play with older forms such as the rubai and the Ottoman aruz metre but he has also displayed a willingness to explore newer forms.