Canary Hill
Homes, schools, lakes…
Down south…
In the East
Copyright © 2013 by Kanchan Chatterjee
Homes, schools, lakes…
Down south…
In the East
who will devour us.
of our vegan soup?
Jesse Minkert lives in Seattle. He has written plays for theater and radio, short stories, novels, and poems. Wood Works Press published a letterpress collection of his microstories, Shortness of Breath & Other Symptoms, in 2008. His poetry appears in Paper Nautilus, Naugatuck River Review, Floating Bridge Review, and Harpur Palate.
the animal below ruled the gray guy above
brain-beast disconnect
on poor burning souls –
she was gone, the city was up –
Timothy Ogene was born and raised in Nigeria. His poems have appeared in literary kicks, Ovi Magazine, the Daily Observer, Haggard & Halloo, Underground Voices, How Matters’ Friday Poetry Pause, the 2010 Arvon International Poetry Competition Anthology, Writing Raw, Snake Skin and are forthcoming in Subtle Tea, The Earth Charter Global Oneness Book Project and other publications. He was shortlisted for the 2010 Arvon International Poetry Prize. He currently lives in Robertsport, Liberia where he works for an innovative social enterprise.
a squealing wide eyed frizzle fry
jockey for position
average workers on the brinks
americanski corporat inc
americanski corporat inc
blithering booblike nickel-and-dimer
to anybody now
ptomaine poisoned food & drink
In Joan Miro-like fashion, K.C. Wilder taps the collective unconscious and sculpts a stylized pop vernacular. The end result is painterly, layering pop with a brightly colored, surreal casing. This distinctive style Wilder calls “fauxbrow.” Wilder has taught writing at the State University of New York. He’s toured the U.S. and performed his poetry and music in over 30 cities nationwide, accompanied by his own guitar. www.kcwilder.com