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Constellations by Ryan Brennan Ryan Brennan lives in the Catskill Mountains with a woman that he loves and a cat that he admires
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Shannon Frost Greenstein, a Philadelphia resident, lives with her family and cats. She is easily searchable online, indicating her presence in the digital space.
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PTO by: Shawn Slaven Shawn Slaven is a writer from Philadelphia living with his wife, Sam, and his dog, Vader. He likes making hot sauce, art, and wrestling. Be kind, be weird.
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Mid-August Blues by: Jessica Purdy Jessica Purdy’s two recent chapbooks are: The Adorable Knife poems based on The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death (Grey Book Press), and You’re Never the Same: Ekphrastic Poems (Seven Kitchens Press).
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Big If by Robert Estes art by Kim Göransson Robert Estes, who lives in Somerville, Massachusetts, got his Physics PhD at UC Berkeley and worked at major research institutions until retirement. He’s published 40-odd poems in literary journals, including Gargoyle, The Moth, and Constellations.
HOOT POSTCARD 160, DECEMBER 2024
Last Summer’s Sandals by: Scott LaMascus art by author Scott LaMascus is a writer and public-humanities advocate living in Oklahoma City. He hosts the McBride Center series for national writers who visit Oklahoma, most recently including David Grann, author of Killers of the Flower Moon.
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Zone Three by: Cynthia Atkins art by: Octavio Quintanilla
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Untitled in Philadelphia
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Flight by: Kat Martuccio Kat Martuccio is a copywriter in New York, NY. Find more of her work at blueitalics.com.
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Was He The King Of Baking Powder? by Nina Prater Nina Prater is a poet, mother, and farmer. Her first poetry chapbook is forthcoming with Belle Point Press. Nina, her husband, and their two inquisitive children live on a small farm in the Arkansas Ozarks.
