Darren C. Demaree publishes a number of poems in the Spring 2015 issue of the Red Savina Review.

Darren C. Demaree's –UNFINISHED MURDER BALLAD: BETWEEN SUMS, UNFINISHED MURDER BALLAD: I COULD NO MORE HEAL MYSELF, UNFINISHED MURDER BALLAD: MEDICATIONS BY THE BED, UNFINISHED MURDER BALLAD: EACH SIGH" appears in the Spring 2015 issue of the Red Savina Review.

Jason Price Everett's "Poems for Gwen" in poetry.com

Jason Price Everett's "Poems for Gwen" appears in poetry.com. Read it here.

Darren C. Demaree at the Ohioana Book Festival this April 25, 2015

Darren C. Demaree is scheduled to appear at the Ohioana Book Festival this April 25, 2015, 10:00am-4:30pm, Sheraton Columbus Hotel.

Two poems by Darren C. Demaree appear in March's Festival Writer issue.

Two poems by Darren C. Demaree appear in March's Festival Writer issue.  Read "Not Crop, Not Husk" and "The Dynamite Was a Gift" here.

W.I.S.H Poetry Press publishes Darren C. Demaree's "Emily as a Yawn on the High Beam"

W.I.S.H Poetry Press publishes Darren C. Demaree's "Emily as a Yawn on the High Beam" . Read it here.

Claudia Serea's "The System" appears in Respiro. 

Respiro publishes Claudia Serea's poem in their 22nd issue, "The System". Dedicated to her father, and referencing the Romanian Revolution, it is a beautifully, stark transformative poem perhaps more relevant now than ever. (See also her new sereis of poems published by Connotation Press.)

Jason Price Everett wins Ginosko's 2014 Flash Fiction contest

"Bone Folder," by Jason Price Everett takes the Ginosko Literary Review Flash Fiction Award for 2014. Find out more at the Ginosko Literary Journal. 

Olentagy Review publishes Darren C. Demaree's "Emily as the Plum Tree..."

This Spring issue of the Olentangy Review publishes Darren C. Demaree's "Emily as the Plum Tree Takes my Pulse".

"I have been dreaming / those dreams of meaning / that come from the waters / of dreaming deep / like drowned men / to the gold skin / of the ocean"

Company's come. In a ramshackle mansion, meet a family in the same condition — ancient, decayed. There's the brooding Duke, and his riotous brother. There's Grandam, lost in wilds of herself. There's a vicar, a philosopher, an angel, a ghost or two. And somewhere above them all, in a ruined garret...

Charles Ander…

Microliteratures and Travelogues: Jason Freure interviews Jason Price Everett

The Town Crier published the first part of its series of interviews with Jason Price Everett this week. Stay tuned for more installments.