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Noah Stetzer was recently interviewed by Somayeh Shams with Nimrod Journal.  It's a great behind the scenes look at Noah's chapbook Because I Can See Needing a Knife.  You can view the entire interview here.

Noah Stetzer is one of two featured readings on Monday, April 24, 7:00 PM in Chevy Chase, MD.  More details are available at The Word Works.

Carolyn Agee was recently interviewed by Hamline Lit Link.  Check out their discussion on how, as an actor and author, Carolyn sees poetry and prose intermingle.  She also talks specifically about her forthcoming Red Bird Chapbook, Drowning Ophelia as well as her writing process.  

Alison Morse (If You Wave a Chicken Over Your Head) has published a new piece "How to be an Aunt" in the Winter 2017 issue of The Potomac: A Journal of Poetry and Politics.  You can read it online here.

Check out this review of If You Wave a Chicken Over Your Head featured in the Winter 2017 issue of The Potomac: A Journal of Poetry and Politics.

Donna Isaac is pleased to announce that her work will be published in the upcoming edition of Saint Paul Almanac: On A Collected Path, "To Grandma Delores Suffering from Lewy Body Dementia," a tribute poem in apostrophe to her maternal grandmother. 

Ron Arias is working with LA director A.P. Gonzalez on a short film project for the title story from his collection The Wetback and Other Stories.  Click here for more information on the project.