A Literary Magazine Sponsored by The University of Maine at Farmington
by Ave Jeanne Ventresca Ave Jeanne Ventresca (aka: ave jeanne) is the author of nine chapbooks of poetry that reflect social and environmental concerns. Her most recent collection, Noticing The Colors of … Continue Reading The Way That Time Passes Through My Fingers
by Steven M. Smith My poems have appeared in publications such as Rattle, Poem, Old Red Kimono, Plainsongs, Poetrybay, Ibbetson Street Press, and Mudfish. When I am not spending time writing poetry and reading, I enjoy exercising, … Continue Reading Thinking of You on My Way to Return Late Library Books
by Steven M. Smith My poems have appeared in publications such as Rattle, Poem, Old Red Kimono, Plainsongs, Poetrybay, Ibbetson Street Press, and Mudfish. When I am not spending time writing poetry and reading, I enjoy exercising, … Continue Reading Roadside Assistance
by Edward Lee
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by Abasiama Udom Abasiama Udom is a poet and writer. She currently is studying Education and has interests in matters of the afterlife, human nature, politics and creativity. When not writing Abasiama is sleeping, … Continue Reading All Upon the Rising Sun
by C. Christine Fair, PhD C. Christine Fair is a Provost’s Distinguished Associate Professor within Georgetown University’s Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service. Her most recent book is In Their Words: Understanding the … Continue Reading Daffodils for Armand
by C. Christine Fair, PhD C. Christine Fair is a Provost’s Distinguished Associate Professor within Georgetown University’s Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service. Her most recent book is In Their Words: Understanding the … Continue Reading A March Night in 1989
by Carolyn Martin Carolyn Martin’s poems and book reviews have appeared in publications throughout North America, Australia, and the UK, and her fourth collection, A Penchant for Masquerades, was released in … Continue Reading To the young couple I embarrassed on the train while riding home from the airport after a trip to Rocky Mountain National Park
by Devon Hall Devon Hall is in her final year at the University of Maine at Farmington majoring in Elementary Education with a concentration in math. In her free time, … Continue Reading What Would You Say
by Taylor Rossics Taylor Rossics is a writer from Southern Maine who likes tea and snakes.
by Kelli Simpson Kelli Simpson is a mother and poet living in Norman, Oklahoma. Her publication credits include Lamplit Underground, Rabid Oak, The Avenue, and Ghost City Review.
by Kelli Simpson Kelli Simpson is a mother and poet living in Norman, Oklahoma. Her publication credits include Lamplit Underground, Rabid Oak, The Avenue, and Ghost City Review.
by Kelli Simpson Kelli Simpson is a mother and poet living in Norman, Oklahoma. Her publication credits include Lamplit Underground, Rabid Oak, The Avenue, and Ghost City Review.
by Karly Jacklin Karly Jacklin is a Creative Writing major at the University of Maine at Farmington. In 2018, she was fired from CVS Health for being too aloof.