Special FeatureJoanna ValenteJuly 18, 2018Ashley Bethard, poetry, special feature

Ashley Bethard: Make You Forget

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteJuly 18, 2018Ashley Bethard, poetry, special feature

salt

the trees wear

their first dress of the year:

nascent green,

buzzing lace fine

enough to make you forget

delicate is just

another word for

sharp.

Ashley Bethard’s writing has been published in The Rumpus, PANK Magazine, Hobart, Fanzine and others. She is the 2017 recipient of the Ohioana Walter Rumsey Marvin Grant, and her winning essay “Of Blood” was published in the Fall 2017 issue of Ohioana Quarterly. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from Ashland University. Currently she lives in Dayton, Ohio, where she’s working on her first book. She works in digital media, and was named to the Newspaper Association of America's "30 Under 30" list in 2016. Find her online at @ashleybethard and ashleybethard.com.

Joanna Valente

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteAugust 21, 2017Ashley Mares, special feature, poetry

Ashley Mares: Unclean Hands

Ashley Mares is the author of Maddening Creatures (Aldrich Press, forthcoming), The Deer Longs for Streams of Water (Flutter Press) A Dark, Breathing Heart (dancing girl press), and Killer (Ghost City Press, forthcoming). Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Stirring, Whiskey Island, Sugar House Review, Glass Poetry Press, Prelude, PANK, and others. She is currently completing her J.D. in Monterey, Ca, where she lives with her husband. Read more of her poetry at ashleymarespoetry.wordpress.com and follow her @ash_mares2.

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteAugust 21, 2017Ashley Mares, special feature, poetry

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteFebruary 21, 2018Christine Scanlon, poetry, special feature

Christine Scanlon: He Was Older

Christine Scanlon is a graduate of The New School MFA program and currently teaches writing composition at The City College of New York. She has work previously published in White Stag, Indicia, and The Fem among other publications.

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteFebruary 21, 2018Christine Scanlon, poetry, special feature

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteMarch 22, 2018Catie Hannigan, poetry, special feature

Catie Hannigan: Endlessly into Nowhere

Catie Hannigan is a poet and visual artist from Maine. Her first chapbook, What Once Was There Is The Most Beautiful Thing, was published by DIAGRAM / New Michigan Press in 2015. Her second chapbook, Water Fragments, is a poetic essay on water and islands, and is forthcoming from Tammy Journal in 2017. She received her MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. More work can be found at www.catiehannigan.com.

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteMarch 22, 2018Catie Hannigan, poetry, special feature

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteMay 14, 2018Wesley Civilz, poetry, special feature

Wesley Civilz: I Didn’t Mean to Kill You

Wesley Civilz lives in Vermont. His writing has appeared in journals such as The Antioch Review, The Threepenny Review, PANK, and Green Mountains Review. His website is wescivilz.com.

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteMay 14, 2018Wesley Civilz, poetry, special feature

Wesley Civilz: I Didn’t Mean to Kill You

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteSeptember 21, 2018Raina K. Puels, poetry, special feature

Raina K. Puels: Emotional Layover

Raina K. Puels is the Nonfiction Editor of Redivider. She leaves a trail of glitter, cat hair, and small purple objects everywhere she goes. Her work is published or forthcoming in The Rumpus, PANK, Essay Daily, The American Literary Review, Berfrois, Queen Mob's, Maudlin House, Occulum, bad pony, and many other places. See her full list of pubs: rainakpuels.com Tweet her: @rainakpuels

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteSeptember 21, 2018Raina K. Puels, poetry, special feature