Andrea L. Hackbarth
Andrea L. Hackbarth from eulogy (redacted) Andrea L. Hackbarth (she/her) is a Registered Piano Technician who runs her own piano service business in Palmer, Alaska. She holds an MFA in [...]
Andrea L. Hackbarth from eulogy (redacted) Andrea L. Hackbarth (she/her) is a Registered Piano Technician who runs her own piano service business in Palmer, Alaska. She holds an MFA in [...]
Eric Odynocki Dear 1Point me in the right directionmy thumbprints hopscotch QWERTY.Though the Great Recession plonked mean hour and a half away from homeand family, a text dissolves the bridgesand [...]
Hannah Smith Funnel Cloud The ground was unfriendly. The water table, high. No incentive to dig beneath the frostline. During rainy seasons, the clay flexed so much our house was [...]
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Matthew Moniz Cold Open We are brutal. or You stand in a restaurant freezer or a grocery freezer or any one just big enough to [...]
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Cassandra Whitaker Church Ice Cream Social in July or The Summer I Awoke The salted cream already crowning with softness, the cone eager for teeth, there is no excuse for [...]
Diepreye Abecedarian in Which Òrìṣà Ọya Warns Nigeria of Imminent British Occupation Second Runner-up for the 2024 American Literary Review Poetry Contest, Judged by Denise Duhamel Acres of purslane and tamarind surround [...]
Jordan Hamel The new husbands of Michigan First Runner-up for the 2024 American Literary Review Poetry Contest, Judged by Denise Duhamel I stare into the YMCA water fountain and find myself wet [...]
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Jackie Chicalese Subsidence One minute, 25-year-old Marie Mitchell was handing young Jule Ann Fulmer a piece of fruit as they walked along Mill Street in Pittston. Moments later, her 2-year-old [...]