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Friday, October 17, 2025: Three photographs by Sandra Hunter

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  Sandra Hunter is a visual artist whose work has been exhibited internationally, including the Dublin Biennial and the International Art Expo in Italy. She is a multi-time nominee for the Black & White Spider Awards and a finalist in Artavita and Fusion Art competitions. Her work explores light, shadow, and emotional terrain through evocative black-and-white imagery and deconstructed text. Featured in ART Habens International and Stories We Tell (Women’s Caucus for the Arts), she has also presented on photography and poetic narrative at national art conferences, merging visual and literary expression in layered, conceptual storytelling. logur_2safe here © Sandra Hunter                                                             ir_death © Sandra Hunter         ...

June 12, 2025: Cynthia Linville's "Joshua Tree National Park" (with accompanying photo)

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Cynthia Linville’s work has been published in numerous poetry anthologies and in her two books of collected poems, The Lost Thing and Out of Reach (both available from Cold River Press). She has received three mini-grants from Poets & Writers to perform in collaboration with musicians. Linville is also a photographer whose work has appeared in People’s Tribune , Sacramento News & Review , Capital Public Radio website, WTF, and more. She occasionally shows her photographs in Sacramento galleries. You can see more of her work at CynthiaLinville.com. Joshua Tree National Park I watch bees dance in the shade of this desert rock where fingernails of the gods have scratched blood-red lines and I think about your scars. I would like to learn you by touch. I love the stillness here: a place quiet enough to hear each other’s thoughts but an obscure bird call teases us a fragrance puzzles us (sage mixed with desert thyme?) and all I can think about is the jalapeño slice you carefully...

Thursday, February 8, 2024: Three photographs by Edward Lee

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 Bio:  Edward Lee is an artist and writer from Ireland. His paintings and photography have been exhibited widely, while his poetry, short stories, non-fiction have been published in magazines in Ireland, England and America, including The Stinging Fly, Skylight 47, Acumen and Smiths Knoll.  His poetry collections are  Playing Poohsticks On Ha’Penny Bridge ,  The Madness Of Qwerty ,  A Foetal Heart  and  Bones Speaking With Hard Tongues . He also makes musical noise under the names Ayahuasca Collective, Orson Carroll, Lego Figures Fighting, and Pale Blond Boy. His blog/website can be found at  https://edwardmlee. wordpress.com

Carolyn Adam's Three Art Photographs: "Minneapolis Airport", "DC Subway", and "20-20"

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  Carolyn Adams’ poetry and art have been published in the pages, and on the covers of Wood Cat Review , Steam Ticket , Change Seven Magazine , The Fictional Cafe , and Red Weather , among others. She has authored five chapbooks, with one being a collection of her collage art, entitled What Do You See?                                                                           “Minneapolis Airport” © Carolyn Adams “DC Subway” © Carolyn Adams “20-20”  © Carolyn Adams

B. Lynne Zika's poem "The Last Sunday Morning I Spent in Alabama"

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  © 2022 B. Lynne Zika B. Lynne Zika ’s work has appeared in numerous literary and consumer publications, most recently published in Delta Poetry Review and forthcoming in Backchannels and   Suburban Witchcraft. She is an artist, writer, and retired editor (poetry and closed-captioning). Awards include: Pacificus Foundation Literary Award in short fiction, Little Sister Award and Moon Prize in poetry, and Viewbug Top Creator Awards in photography.  Website: https://artsawry.com/ . The Last Sunday Morning I Spend in Alabama My Willie has not seen a cardinal alight on a fence railing beside his morning chair and then, abruptly, take flight, the flash of crimson in the early air, a kind of promise—or reminder— that time turns the pages of Alabama days more slowly than in other places, a kinder consumption of our lives. The ways of moving through a day are gentler here, as if the edges of light have been sanded from ...

Two photo illustrations by Frater Satyr

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  Satyr is a full-time Thelemite, part-time Odinist, and practices the invocations of PAN in daily living.  He is a member of the Ordo Templi Orientis where he has previously served as the local body master for Bubastis Oasis in the Valley of Fort Worth-Dallas, Texas and is a member of the Baphomet Chapter of the Rose Croix. He is a student of the occult, history, science, and Ancient Egypt, among other things. His hobbies include fly fishing, photography, and painting. He makes his home in Fort Worth, with his wife Hattie Quinn and one son, the Little Satyr.  IOPAN.