HOOT POSTCARD 139, JUNE 2023
Joy by: Peter Yovu Peter Yovu has lived in Vermont a long time, worked in psychiatric facilities, earned an MFA from Warren Wilson College, loves Tomas Tranströmer as well as Tomaš Šalamun. Is tired of bears in his garbage.
HOOT POSTCARD 136, MARCH 2023
worst by Pat Foran Pat Foran is the worst. His work was selected for the Best Small Fictions 2021 and Best Microfiction 2021 anthologies. He also received the 2021 Mythic Picnic Prize in Fiction. Find him at neutralspaces.co/patforan/.
HOOT POSTCARD 132, NOVEMBER 2022
POEM FOR NEW YORK CITY by Kyle Seamus Brosnihan art by Bernadette Johnson Kyle Seamus Brosnihan is a Filipino-American poet, playwright, and currently an MFA candidate in Poetry at Brooklyn College. He is the Arts Editor for the Brooklyn Review. His poem ‘Martha’ was voted Poem of the Year by the Brooklyn Poets in 2020.
HOOT POSTCARD, AUTUMN 2022
Do You Know What I Love the Most? by Branden Boynton Lettering by Marie Marandola A son of the West Coast, Branden Boynton writes to find a home for the stars, ocean, and conifer trees. His work has appeared in Silver Needle Press, The Wild Word, and Homology, among others. Marie Marandola is a badass feminist poet, […]
HOOT POSTCARD 128, July 2022
Don’t Lick the Stone by Ashley Perez Ashley Perez lives in Los Angeles. She has an affinity for tattoos and cats but has mixed feelings about pants. She holds an MFA from Antioch University Los Angeles. Find her on Twitter at @ArtsCollide.
HOOT POSTCARD 123, JANUARY 2022
Redwoods by: Annie Berke Annie Berke is a writer and editor based in Maryland. Her fiction has been published in Pithead Chapel, the Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Rejection Letters, and Lost Balloon.
HOOT POSTCARD 119, SUMMER 2021
Passenger by Luis Jefté Lacourt art by the author Luis Jefté Lacourt (he/him) is a bilingual librarian and illustrator based in New Jersey, USA. Born and raised in the last colony of the world. Proud dad and veteran.
HOOT POSTCARD 104, MAY 2020
MY WRIST TIED TO A MOON by Mariana Samuda Mariana Samuda is from Jamaica. She is a graduate of Chapman University’s MFA program. She has previously published work in Atticus Review, Moko Magazine, Headway Quarterly, and Black Fox Literary Magazine.
HOOT POSTCARD 99, DECEMBER 2019
The Fourth Little Pig Explains His House by Abigail Cloud Abigail Cloud is editor-in-chief of Mid-American Review and teaches at Bowling Green State University. Her collection Sylph (Pleiades Press, 2014) is a Lena-Miles Wever Todd Prize winner.
HOOT POSTCARD 95, AUGUST 2019
TEA by C.G. Chambers C.G. Chambers mentors the King’s English Writers Group, and curates the Author in the House Writers Series in a small library in the northern Rocky Mountains.
