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| C.A. MacKenzie |
 Cathy's writings can be found in numerous print and online publications. She has published several short story collections, books of poetry, and children's picture books. She writes all genres but invariably veers toward the dark—so much so that her mother once asked her, “Can't you write anything happy?”She published her first novel, Wolves Don’t Knock, in 2018, and Mister Wolfe (the second in the series) in 2020. My Brother, the Wolf, the final book, will be available in 2022/2023. She lives in West Porters Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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| Caleb Delos-Santos |
 Caleb Delos-Santos is an actor and writer double majoring in Acting for the Stage and Screen and English at Azusa Pacific University. He has seven published poems and one non-fiction with West Wind Magazine, Outrageous Fortune, GoldScriptCo, Bluepepper, and Poetry Archive and recently won the APU Esselstrom Prize for writing. As an actor, Caleb has been performing since he was five years old, participating in countless productions, short films, voice acting shorts, and even spoken word poetry. Today, he dreams of a successful career in writing and acting. Finally, he thanks Cyberwit for this fantastic opportunity and his family and friends for always supporting his art.
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| Camille Barr |
 Camille Barr is an Australian poet who writes profoundly about how the world works, unveiling the truth of human nature. With little time for romanticism, Camille delves into the darkness we try to deny. The Precipice is the final piece in a series of three collections that have explored the ideas of philosophy and politics.
As well as the anthologies I Can’t Breathe: A Poetic Anthology of FRESH AIR (Black Lives Matter themes), and Musings During a Time of Pandemic: A World Anthology of Poems on COVID-19, Camille is also published in the Cross-Currents bilingual anthology published by the Universitatea de Vest din Timi?oara, Romanian, and Correnti Incrociate (‘Cross-Currents’), Italia.
With steely determination, Camille Barr confronts us with unwavering truths in a time when it is safer to lie. Her poetry is most notable for the grit and elegance that offers readers a respite from the bullshit and, as such, inspires the desire for real change.
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| Carlos Reyes |
 Carlos Reyes is the author of 11 volumes of poetry.
Recent poetry, Two People in the Night by a River (2019), Along the Flaggy Shore, Poems from West Clare (2018). Guilt in Our Pockets, Poems from South India (2017), Pomegranate. Sister of the Heart (2012). Recent translations: Poems of Love and Madness, Poemas de amor y locura (2013). He is also the author of a prose memoir, The Keys to the Cottage, Stories from the West of Ireland (2015). Awards: a Heinrich Boll Fellowship (Achill, Ireland), a Yaddo Fellowship(New York). as well as fellowships to the Fundación Valparaíso (Spain) and Centre d'Art, CAMAC (France). He has been published in India Review. In 2011 he read his work at the International Centre in Bangalore.
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| Carol Lee Saffioti-Hughes |
 Carol Lee Saffioti-Hughes, Ph.D., is a retired college professor emerita from the University of Wisconsin, Parkside, and a former librarian in a log cabin library in the north woods of Wisconsin. Some of her work has been translated into Chinese, and she has poetry published in England, Canada and the U.S. It has been anthologized in the Root River Anthologies and Unsettling America (Penguin Press). It has appeared in journals including The Greensboro Review, The Malahat Review, Poetry Hall, Poetry Quarterly, Awakenings, Rosebud, Moss Piglet, and others. Her chapbook, The Lost Italian and the Sound of Words was published by Brighter Path Publishing. She is a member of the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets, and of the Spectrum School of Art and Gallery in Racine having had photographs of hers in several galleries. She participates in zoom and live readings, including Woodland Pattern Wednesday Writers, the Root River Poets, and Zoom Poets. She lives in Wisconsin with her husband, much wildlife, and hundreds of trees.
Several of the works included here have been published earlier: “From Where I Stand,” Wisconsin Poets Calendar; “On Being Two Places at Once,” Rosebud; “The Mothers,” Ekphrastic Review; “The Bonsai Master,” Artery.
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| Carol Phelan Aebby |
Carol Phelan Aebby, natural of Cork City, Ireland. Aebby writes mainly on social awareness and the rights of mankind to think, act, love and live freely in harmony with the natural rhythm of life; collecting gifts of bliss to diffuse scent of love.
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| Catfish McDaris |
Catfish McDaris’ most infamous chapbook is Prying with Jack Micheline and Charles Bukowski. His best readings were in Paris at the Shakespeare and Co. Bookstore and with Jimmy"the ghost of Hendrix"Spencer in NYC on 42nd St. He’s done over 35 chaps in the last 30 years. He’s been in the New York Quarterly, Slipstream, Pearl, Main St. Rag, Café Review, Chiron Review, Zen Tattoo, Wormwood Review, Great Weather For Media, Silver Birch Press, and Graffiti and been nominated for 69 Pushcarts, Best of Net in 2010, 2013, 2014, 2016, and 2017 he won the Uprising Award in 1999, and won the Flash Fiction Contest judged by the U.S. Poet Laureate in 2009. Catfish was a 2021 Pulitzer Prize Entrant. He was in the Louisiana Review, George Mason Univ. Press, and New Coin from Rhodes Univ. in South Africa. He’s recently been translated into Spanish, French, Polish, Swedish, Arabic, Bengali, Mandarin, Yoruba, Tagalog, and Esperanto. His 35 years of published material are in the Special Archives Collection at Marquette Univ. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bukowski’s Indian pal Dave Reeve, editor of Zen Tattoo gave Catfish McDaris his name when he spoke of wanting to quit the post office and start a catfish farm. He spent a summer shark fishing in the Sea of Cortez, built adobe houses, tamed wild horses around the Grand Canyon, worked in a zinc smelter in the panhandle of Texas, and painted flag poles in the wind. He ended at the post office in Milwaukee.
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| Cathryn Shea |
 Cathryn Shea resides in the San Francisco Bay Area and is the author of the chapbooks "The Secrets Hidden in a Pear Tree" and "It's Raining Lullabies," both from dancing girl press. Cathryn s poetry has appeared in Poet Lore, New Orleans Review, Gargoyle, Tar River Review, Tinderbox, Permafrost, Rust + Moth, and other journals. Her poetry has been nominated for Sundress Publication's Best of the Net. Cathryn served as editor for Marin Poetry Center Anthology and volunteers there.
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| CEZARA MISSING |
 If poetry is the food of love, it's also its creation. Cezara Missing's bilingual volume Poems to My Son/ Poezii pentru fiul meu is a moving gift from a mother to her son who sees the world with different eyes after the life-changing experience of giving birth: the magic eyes of childhood. Written in Romanian, German or English, this poetry is both worldly and local, transnational in its experience, but deeply rooted in the traditional religious practices and beliefs of northern Bucovina. Poems to My Son has many poetic surprises in store for its reader, including the overarching impression that the title could have well been Poems to My Sun.
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| Chad Norman |
 Chad Norman’s cycle of 50 poems focused on his cat, Simona, is a delight for cat lovers. He adopted the cat from an S.P.C.A. refuge where she had found shelter after being traumatized by the violent kicks from the boots of a human brute. Cat and poet looked each other in the eye and knew instantly that they would share their lives in the future. The cat became part of Norman’s family.
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| Chaitanya Vyas |
 Chaitanya Vyas is PhD and holds over eight years teaching, research and training experience. He has published two books five research papers. He is a Founding Member of The Asia Pacific Writers & Translators Association. Besides writing, he is fond of reading, writing, and of visual arts. He lives in Ahmedabad with his wife and two little twin daughters.
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| Challa Naga Sai Vijayshri |
 Challa Nagasai Vijayshri is the treasurer of Linguistics Research Society. She is pursuing M.A. Applied Psychology in GITAM University. She completed B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering from GITAM University. She presented numerous papers at various National and International Seminars and published his articles, poetry, short stories and book reviews in reputed Journals, Edited Volumes and newspapers
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| Challa Sushmita |
 Ms Challa Sushmita is the joint secretary of Linguistics Research Society. She completed Bachelors in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Dr. L.B. college of Engineering for Women, Visakhapatnam, India. She also pursued Diploma in Music from the School of Distance Education, Andhra University. She is pursuing M.Tech in Radar and Microwave Engineering from A.U. She received the upcoming artist award in playing veena. She authored the poetry collection, The Hidden Colours of Rainbow. She is an active member of the PoemHunter.com, The World’s Poetry Archive. She put forth many paper presentations and participated in many elocution and debate competitions.
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| Chandan Maheshkar |
 Chandan Maheshkar
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| Chandi V. S. Bulusu |
 Chandi V.S. Bulusu is a young and emerging poet. She is an ardent lover of Fine Arts and takes interest in Music, Painting and Writing. She has an Honors Degree in Mathematics and Masters Degree in Finance. A multi-faceted person, she also has Chitra Bhushan qualification in Fine Art. She is essentially interested in creative writing and writes poetry and short stories. She loves reading Spiritual books.
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| Charles A. Perrone |
Charles A. Perrone was born in the Empire State of New York, raised in the Golden State of California, last studied in the Lone Star State of Texas, and completed his career in the Sunshine State of Florida. He has returned to the Central Coast of California to pursue retirement between the seashore and the redwoods. A variety of his verse and related items (visual, musical) have appeared in each of those States,* as well as in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and the UK. His chapbooks are still available at moriapoetry.com. Links to poems published in print or on line reside at: https://sites.google.com/site/caplandsite/
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| Charles Schlee |
 Charles Schlee was involved in academic philosophy for nearly a decade, then worked in information technology for over twenty years, and worked more recently as a professional counselor. His educational background includes a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Kansas, an MBA from Rockhurst University, and an MS in counseling psychology from Avila University. His life-long passions are language, writing, and philosophical psychology. Charles has written poetry off and on throughout his life.
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| Charlie Knowlton |
 From the small town of Hampden, Massachusetts, to his camp in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, Charlie Knowlton`s poetry fills the reader with imagery and feelings with humor in so very few words. Clever and quirky, such as his "Obituary of a moth," to his very first poem "Michelle`s cat Smiddy," a true story, his writing is both original and entertaining. In this his first book, "The words you put down will be magic," he begins by taking you through the feel of New England`s change of seasons and short stories, to romance, and finally to his 3 line haiku and senryu poems of nature and the behavior of people as humans, their pets, and the everyday sights around us... Easy to digest and relate to, here`s hoping you enjoy.
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| Charlotte Cederblom |
 Charlotte was born 1968 in a doctor's family, where music and culture had a big place in daily life. So much so that when Charlotte was eleven years old, she and her best friend played ”poets” and wrote down reflections that were important to them. At such an occasion, Charlotte had some kind of revelation, realising that poetry took her very close to the absolute truth she was seeking. She also studied the violin, and became one of the most appreciated violinists in the baroque genre, playing the violin in a way that you could hear the words behind the notes. She also finished an education in sculptural art. Her mindset has been to : Express whatever can be expressed.
You do not become an artist doing what you are told. That means a life constantly questioning every stereotype in society without compromise. In her forties, she suffered a stroke, rendering her into a coma, and later into a wheelchair. With the violin, painting and dance, she has taken back balance and mobility, and is presently working with ceramics. The essence of this small collection of poems reflects a young artist's unwillingness to adjust to a world, built on compromises. Her truth is hidden in the poems.
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| Cherri Randall |
 Cherri Randall teaches creative writing at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. She has an MFA in poetry and a PhD in English literature from the University of Arkansas. She has published in Blue Earth Review, Mudfish, The Potomac Review, So to Speak and several other journals as well as the anthology Impact (Telling Our Stories Press). Her favorite writers include Toni Morrison, Anne McCaffrey, and Lee Child.
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| Cheryl Pynn |
Cheryl Penn is a cross disciplinary art practitioner, writer, poet, contract lecturer and external examiner in art history and visual art. Penn gives independent courses/workshops in book making and bookbinding, narrative as Art Therapy and accessing creativity using Language as an Art Form.
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| Chirag Tulsiani |
 Thoughts unless expressed are only known to you; the individual. One must realize that when nothing goes your way, when nothing is by your side, your thoughts still are. And when these thoughts take the shape of words, a book is born. Each story of this book has a different fragrance in its atmosphere. It is on account of the variety and the overall hue that I have named this book ‘Air’. And I sincerely hope that after reading the last line of the twenty third story the readers, close this book with a rainbow of thoughts and consider to be benefited than being left claustrophobic and seen gasping for some fresh ‘air’.
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| Chithra Hari |
 Miss. Chithra Hari, daughter of Mr. Hari and Bindu Hari, born in 1999, in Dombivli, Maharashtra State, completed her matriculation in Model English School, Dombivli, presently doing her HSC in SIA Jr. College, Dombivli. Classical dance is her passion. She has completed her seven years basic course in Bharatnatyam under guidance of Guru Smt. Radhika Premanandan of Bharata Kalalayam, Dombivli. She has also done basics of Classical music under guidance of Guru Mrs. V.S.Saraswati. Apart from her love for classical dance, she loves to write poems in English which she started writing around a year ago.
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| Chris C. Stevens |
 I was born January 6, 1961 a third child to Robert & Amy. Soon to be joined by three more siblings. The family moved from North Bay, Ontario to Hamilton then eventually settled in Brampton where I attended school at Sir Winston Churchill P.S. as well I was a member of the Brampton Senators Drum & Bugle Corp. Around the time I turned 16 we moved up to Orangeville, Ontario where I attended high school at Orangeville District S.S. It was here that I started writing poetry, not just for English classes, but also for my friends to give to their girlfriends, hopefully it helped them out. In my final years of high school I met a woman I would marry. I was married when I was 20, soon after my first child was born. Crystal was born in 1982, followed by Zachary in 1983 and finally Candice in 1985.
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| CHRIS HALEY |
 Chris received his Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Maryland, College Park with a focus on Creative Writing. His script for The Studio, which focused on the plight of the homeless, earned an Individual Artist’s Grant from the Maryland State Arts Council in 2001. His script for 2004 RECONCILIATION WALK for SLAVERY and PENITENCE held in Annapolis, Maryland helped garner the Maryland Tourism Council Global Marketing Award for the Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation. Writings include the poetry collections, Obsessions,Until The Right One Comes Along, and the radio play, The Courtship of Jo and Eddie. Several of his letters, speeches and poems have been printed in publications as diverse as Hill Rag, Catholic Library World, Bay Windows, Northwest Gay and Lesbian reader and Playboy magazine. Two of his self-produced, directed, and written short films, The Studio and B&B, debuted in 2005 at the Greenbelt Utopia Film and Video Festival and Annapolis Film Festivals. He was a featured reader of his poems, “An African American Dream of 2018,” and “Four Cherries” at the Literary Hill BookFest 2020 online event. Arlington Magazine writer and Literary Hill BookFest Board Member, Tamar Abrams, said of Haley, “Your voice deserves to be heard!” His next book of poetry, My Mind Has Many Windows, is also slated for publication in 2022. He received the Arts Council of Anne Arundel County 2021 Literary Arts Annie Award. He co-directed, co-produced, and co-wrote the Capital Region Emmy 2021 nominated documentary, Unmarked, on graves and cemeteries of free and enslaved African Americans.
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| Christian Ward |
 Christian Ward is a UK-based writer who has recently appeared in the Rappahannock Review, South Florida Poetry Journal, The Dewdrop, Dodging the Rain, Wild Greens, Mad Swirl, Dipity Literary Magazine, Impspired, and Streetcake Magazine.
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| Christina Starobin |
 Born in New York City, Christina Starobin attended Great Neck North Senior High School where she won a first prize in poetry in the National Senior Scholastic Writing Awards. She then attended Harvard, graduated cum laude, and went to live briefly in Los Angeles. Returning to New York, she worked at any number of office jobs and received her masters from Columbia University, going on to get a Ph.D. from NYU in English.
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| Christine Redman Waldeyer |
 An Associate Professor of English at Passaic County Community College, Christine's publications and experience include writing for magazines and newspapers. Her work has been included in the following journals such as Caduceus Magazine, Catalyst Book Press, Contemporary American Voices: a journal of poetry, Exit 13, Lips, Mom Egg Review, Paterson Literary Review, Presence: A Journal of Catholic Poetry, Schuylkill Valley Journal, The Seventh Quarry, Shot Glass Journal, The Texas Review, Verse Wisconsin, among others. She has also been featured in Fjords Review, Literary Mama and Pink.Girl.Ink Press. Poetry books include "Eve Asks," "Frame by Frame," and "Gravel" (Muse-Pie Press). She is Co-Editor of Writing After Retirement: Tips from Successful Retired Writers," (Rowan and Littlefield, 2014), Founder and Editor of Adanna Literary Journal, a women focused journal and has earned her doctorate with a concentration in creative writing at Drew University. She is certified in in Educational Leadership: Community College Leadership Initiative (CCLI), Rowan University and resides at the Jersey Shore.
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| Christopher Hivner |
 The poems are full of mellifluousness. Due to so much attractive variety, these poems are without monotony. No doubt, some of these poems are miraculous. Their beauty does not depend on subject alone. They have a characteristic gift of expression.
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| Christopher Laverty |
Christopher Laverty was born in 1977 in Cornwall, England, where he grew up. He attended Helston Comprehensive and Exeter College. He has lived for many years in London and Manchester, while working in a variety of jobs. He currently works as an English teacher. His hobbies include reading, music, films, travelling and scuba diving. He has been published in Reach Poetry Magazine, Runcible Spoon, Scrittura Magazine and The Big Windows Review.
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| Chryssa Velissariou |
 Poet Dr. Chryssa Velissariou is a published poet in Greek and English, has been honored as the 1st International Beat Poet Laureate of the US National Beat Poetry Festival 2017, as Greece Beat Poet Laureate 2019-Lifetime in Connecticut, USA. She is the technical manager of the National Beat Poetry Foundation, Inc. She published in more than 60 International Anthologies and on Literature e-journals and e-magazines. She has more than 3000 poems on her blogs. She was the host at the International Beat Poetry Festival 2015 and the Poetathon in 2013 and 2015 in Greece. She is a Peace Activist, World Poetry Canada International Peace Ambassador, and 100 TPC events' organizer.
A Professor of Physics (Space Physics), awarded by the Ministry of Education, Greece, specialized in STEAM creative learning. She is also a T.E.D. fellow in the European Center of the U. of Illinois.She is a founding member of “Edu-Europe” Social Enterprise where she works as the project manager. She is also an elected Member of her hometown Municipality.
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| Chuck Tripi |
 Chuck Tripi is a retired airline pilot and executive living in Pompton Plains, New Jersey, USA. He is founding partner of The Paulinskill Poetry Project, a boutique press and community resource. His poetry appears widely in journals and other media, Boston Review, California Quarterly, Louisiana Literature, Poet Lore, and Quiddity among them. His collections include Carlo and Sophia, a Cyberwit bestseller (2013), and Killer Pavement Ahead (Cyberwit, 2015).
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| CL Bledsoe |
CL Bledsoe grew up on a rice and catfish farm in eastern Arkansas, in the Mississippi River Delta. His work has appeared in hundreds of journals, websites, and newspapers. His latest poetry collection is Trashcans in Love and his latest novel is The Funny Thing About… . Bledsoe lives in northern Virginia with his daughter and blogs, with Michael Gushue.
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| Claire Anna Watson |
 Claire Anna Watson’s recent installations and video works explore ephemeral matter as a site of scientific manipulation and experimentation. She propels the everyday object into a state of dreamlike wonder. Her installations also reveal an abiding interest in spatial and socio – cultural analysis and a passion for the absurd. She has devised public art projects for the shores of the Black Sea in Turkey, a forest in Finland, the rural plains of Portugal and the snowfields of Australia. Claire is experienced as a curator, writer and arts administrator and is a Master of Fine Art Candidate at Monash University. She lives and works in Melbourne, Australia.
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| Clark Zlotchew |
 Clark Zlotchew is the author of 18 published books, only four of which consist of his fiction: the book you are now holding in your hands, plus two espionage/thriller novels and an award-winning collection of his short stories, Once Upon a Decade: Tales of the Fifties. Newer work of his has appeared in Crossways Literary Magazine, Baily’s Beads, The Fictional Café and many other literary journals in the U.S., Australia, U.K., Germany, South Africa, Sweden, India, and Ireland from 2016 through 2021. Earlier fiction of his has appeared in his Spanish versions in Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico and the state of Colorado. Dr. Zlotchew is Distinguished Teaching Professor of Spanish, Emeritus at SUNY Fredonia.
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| Claude Clayton Smith |
Claude Clayton Smith, Professor Emeritus of English at Ohio Northern University, is the author of eight books and co-editor/translator of two others. His own work has been translated into five languages, including Russian and Chinese.
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| CLAUDIO PARENTELA |
Born in Catanzaro(1962-Italy) where he lives and works…Claudio Parentela is an illustrator,painter,digital painter,photographer,mail artist,cartoonist,collagist,textile artist,journalist free lance,tarologist,...Active since many years in the international contemporary art scene. Tireless and prolific, his works are exhibited in many galleries .... magazines, fanzines ....he has collaborated and collaborates with bands, artists, publishers….everywhere in this wonderful universe.
‘’… sometimes I chase myself, putting myself in my thousand knots. Threads that wrap me up and turn into black and desolate veins. Eyes that brush against me and whisper words to me that I have never told myself. I run I run without ever falling almost flying and I see my naked body covered with a blanket that you gave me so long ago.The contrast is now solved everything is visible I was born in a cloud above the distant hill…’’
‘’… my art is Freaky,stylish,anarchic,colorful, raw and dreamy, romantic,linear, twisted...’’so he says abot his art……it’s contemporary with a touch ,sometimes smooth other strong,weird,anarchic, schizophrenic….as me…..’’
https://ilrattobavoso.altervista.org/
https://www.instagram.com/claudioparentela62/
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| Colin Dardis |
 Colin Dardis is a neurodivergent writer, editor and sound artist from Northern Ireland. His work, largely influenced by his experiences with depression and Asperger's, has been published widely throughout Ireland, the UK and USA.
His writing had been shortlisted for the Saboteur Awards, the Erbacce Prize, Seamus Heaney Award for New Writing, and Over The Edge New Writer of the Year Award, amongst others.
Previous collections include All This Light In Which To See The Dead: Pandemic Journals 2020-21 (Rancid Idols Productions, 2022), Endless Flower (Rancid Idols Productions, 2021) The Dogs of Humanity (Fly on the Wall Press, 2019), and the x of y (Eyewear, 2018). He also releases ambient soundscapes albums and EPs under his DARDIS project.
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| Colin Ian Jeffery |
 Colin Ian Jeffery is an established English poet and novelist with world-wide reputation, his books can be purchased from Amazon and all good bookshops. He was seven, a choirboy, when he became entranced by poetry after hearing the twenty-third psalm. The beauty of the words struck his soul like lightning and his Muse began to sing. He then found poetry was being read on the BBC radio Home Service and would listen in awe and delight to such poets as Dylan Thomas, John Betjeman, and Ted Hughes.
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| Conor Wrigley |
 Conor Wrigley is a writer, musician, and philosopher from the United States of America. He graduated from Millikin University where he studied political science and philosophy. His studies began at an early age with a deep interest in the philosophy of Nietzsche and a heavy interest in metaphysics, politics, mythology and esoteric and occult topics which he continues to study today. In his free time he likes to read various works of poetry and literature as well as spending time in nature and working on various music projects. He resides in his home town of Decatur, Illinois in the Midwest of the United States.
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| Constantin Severin |
 Constantin Severin is a Romanian writer and visual artist, founder and proponent of Archetypal Expressionism, a highly regarded global art movement, which he founded in Bukovina, in 2001. A graduate of the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa, he has published ten books of poetry, essays and fiction. One of his poems was included in the 2014 World Literature Today anthology, After the Wall Fell: Dispatches from Central Europe (1989–2014), aimed at popularizing post-Wende Central European literature on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Severin’s conceptual art and artworks have appeared in Artdaily, World Literature Today, Trafika Europe, It’s Liquid, Levure littéraire, Empireuma, Contemporanul, Vatra, Arkitera, Glare Magazine, Cuadernos del Ateneo, Dance, Media Japan, and other international art and literary magazines.
Website: http://constantinseverin.ro/
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| Cordell Patrick Schulten |
 Cordell Schulten, MA, JD
Cordell is an adjunct professor of Humanities and Social & Behavioral Sciences at Missouri Baptist University. Prior to this role, he served as the Dean of Students at Valor International Scholars in Anseong, Korea. He has also served as a guest lecturer at L’Abri Fellowship in Korea, a teacher at Heritage Classical Christian Academy and as the English Ministry pastor at the Korean Presbyterian Church in Kirkwood, Missouri. From 2009 through 2014, Cordell taught American Law at Handong Global University in Pohang, Korea. He has also previously taught at both Missouri Baptist University and Fontbonne University in St. Louis, Missouri. Before teaching, he practiced law for ten years. Cordell earned his MA in Theological Studies from Covenant Theological Seminary in 2004 and his JD from Saint Louis University School of Law in 1986. He has also studied Theology & Culture at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis. Cordell and his wife Sandy have been married for 44 years. They have four grown children and five grandchildren. He is the author of Life Abroad @ Handong and Le Chemin: Wholly Following the Path of Jesus.
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| Cosmos III |
 Cosmos III's Poetry has been published in Piedmont Literary Review, Poetry Express Club Quarterly Poetry Contest Leaflet, Negative Capability, International Poetry Review, Pegasus : Special Prize Poems Issues, The Independent Review, Ariel V, Thematic Poetry Quarterly, Poetry South, Orphic Lute, Passages VII-VIII, Word and Image: The Illustrated Journal, Shakespeare Inc. Quarterly, Shooting Star Review, Dawn Magazine, Quartz Hill Journal of Theology...
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| Crystal Arbogast |
 Crystal Arbogast was born Crystal Diane Eldridge in Wise County, Virginia. Although she lives in the Midwest, her heart remains back home . Most of her stories reflect on her Appalachian roots. This is her first collection.
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