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03.11.10 Posted in today's words by

California native Katrina K Guarascio currently resides in Albuquerque NM, where she teaches high school English. She is largely inspired by the individual and the human experience and is constantly attempting to capture a persona in poetry. She is the author of two chapbooks and a recent full-length book titled A Scattering of Imperfections. Fan […]


Teen Geek

03.10.10 Posted in today's words by

Jessie Carty would make a Pilgrim seem like a lazy slacker. If you don’t know her work yet, you are about to be introduced. When Jessie isn’t writing, revising, submitting, or reading her own work, she is mentoring, editing, publishing, and promoting the work of others. Her work has appeared in places like The Main […]


Zubaidah

03.09.10 Posted in today's words by

Joseph Harker (am I the only one who thinks of him as Jonathan Harker? Thank you Bram Stoker!) is the pseudonym of a twenty-something student and poet from the Eastern US. He enjoys walking through open fields at sunset just after the storm clouds break, but since these situations don’t come up often, he’s usually […]


Old Friend

03.08.10 Posted in today's words by

Sandra Jean-Pierre is a native New Yorker transplanted to Miami Gardens FL. She has been writing short stories and poetry since the age of 13 and has not looked back since. She is currently applying to graduate schools for her MFA in creative writing. When not writing, her graphic design works can be seen on […]


Awaiting Snow

03.07.10 Posted in today's words by

Birds two days ago, flooding rain yesterday, snow today! Bette Hileman is a writer and photographer who divides her time between Reston and Jeffersonton, Virginia. For 27 years she wrote about environmental health and climate change for Chemical & Engineering News, the weekly newsmagazine of the American Chemical Society. She has completed one novel and […]


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