Gnashing Teeth Publishing

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peeking over the fence

starting a new anthology is exhilarating and frightening. kind of like peeking over a fence. will you see green pastures with idyllic panoramas full of cows. perhaps it is a hidden garden, lush foliage and bright flowers. the hint of salt water could beckon to a seafaring exploration, glimpsed just ever so slightly over wooden pickets weathered by salt and wind.

as submissions begin to fill our mailbox, we see dreams and love, floating just on the other side of the fence. glimpses of fluffy clouds filled with hope.

keep sending. we love peeking over fences.

BOOK REVIEW: Gusher by Christopher Stephen Soden

Gusher, the recent Queer Mojo release from Christopher Stephen Soden, takes his first publication (Closer) and fine tunes it. Soden writes, “For this one moment / your connection is enough

BOOK REVIEW: Refugee by Pamela Uschuk

Pamela Uschuk’s 2022 release, Refugee, stands at an angle in the line of poetry collections. Hers is a unique perspective which weaves potent emotions and experiences into the fabric of

Goodnight, Taj Mahal by Andre Peltier

Deep below earth, clay and sand, deep below roots and aquifers, it lies in wait. Like that silent coyote stalking her white-tailed deer through the brush, it waits patiently and

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