Bio – Nadine Klassen (she/her) is a German poet and author of the chapbook Bruises, Birthmarks & Other Calamities (Cathexis Northwest Press, 2021). Her work has appeared in The Red Lemon Review, Midway Journal, GASHER and others. She lives in her hometown with her fiancé and their dog.
In S.J. Sindu’s Black River Chapbook Competition winning collection, she posits questions about female bodies and queer identities as a means to confront and interrogate tradition. Dominant Genes serves as
There is a ghost town in W. Todd Kaneko’s heart framed in razor wire and brick lined scars knitted through dirt, blood, and the whispers of lost family and stolen
The following poem may seem like a stretch, but in fact it is a window, an extension of the human condition, as we deal with what appears to be our
I have been living in America for many years. Real and I write the most beautiful works possible Because that’s what makes me happy if we’re always happy. And the
I overheard a conversation today, it began cordial enough with mostly agreements, until one speaker replied, “life was better back then.” I looked at her and thought, for who?
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