
Two Poems – E.S. Russell
Two poems – “Her Gaze” and “I Don’t Mind II” – from poet and author E.S. Russell.
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Two poems – “Her Gaze” and “I Don’t Mind II” – from poet and author E.S. Russell.
Four poems – “Backyard Apocalypse”, “Erased by Nostalgia”, “Mom Never Got a Boob Job”, and “Dad Was a Needle Hype” – by Kevin Ridgeway from Up The River, Issue Eight.
Two poems – “Time” and “Oceans Can Hear” – by singer-songwriter/drummer/guitarist/poet Ivory Miller.
Four poems – “Transgress”, “Growth”, “Shows”, and “Matilda” – by Upstate New York poet Carson Pytell.
The new poem “Bottom Boy Blue” by poet and spoken word artist Luis Pabon from Up The River, Issue Eight.
Three poems – Amuse-Bouche, Some Things, Sometimes, & Voice Activated – by Ron. Lavalette from Up The River, Issue Eight.
A new poem, “First and Last”, by North Carolina poet Barbara Brooks from Up The River, Issue Eight.
Two poems – “327 Days After Sentencing” and “Three Days Before Sentencing” – from poet Rebecca Schumejda.
Two poems – “Ode to Political Wingnuts” & “A Betting Clerk is the Life For Me” – from the June 2019 Poets Speak Loud feature Dan Vollweiler.
Four poems from local poet and writer Kenneth Salzmann. His most recent book is “The Last Jazz Fan and Other Poems”.
Two poems – “A Poem About Something” and “A Loving Friend to Lick Your Hand” – from March 2019 Poets Speak Loud featured poet Brett Petersen.
Three poems from Bristol, England native Gwil James Thomas. His new chapbook, “Writing Beer, Drinking Poetry” will be published in 2019.