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The Crabs
by Aeon Bailey Aeon Bailey is a journalist from South Carolina who writes news stories for the Summerville Journal Scene. Just as honesty is important in journalism, it is also important in poetry, and they lend an authentic voice to both. They are inspired by horror stories, existential questions and the southeastern landscape.
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Photography Collection
Roger Camp is the author of three photography books including the award winning Butterflies in Flight, Thames & Hudson, 2002. His documentary photography has been awarded the prestigious Leica Medal of Excellence and published in The New England Review, New York Quarterly and Orion Magazine. He is represented by the Robin Rice Gallery, NY. More…
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Tenebrous Histories in Citrine
Artist Statement These photographs are the result of experimenting with citrine, a yellow variety of quartz, placed in a bowl of water and exposed to various kinds of light while air from a fan stirs the water. The refraction and diffraction occurring along with other dynamics have produced complex “haunting” imagery. But, the hauntedness is…
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Tree With Moss – MacLeod Plantation
Lawrence Bridges’ photographs have recently appeared in the Las Laguna Art Gallery, the HMVC Gallery in New York, and the ENSO Art Gallery in Malibu. He created a series of documentaries for the NEA’s “Big Read” initiative, including profiles of Ray Bradbury, Tobias Wolff, and Cynthia Ozick. He lives in Los Angeles. You can find…
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Charleston
by Todd Tremble Todd Larkin Tremble is a poet who frequently shifts between mediums. Born in New Jersey and raised in the Catskills, Todd enlisted in the Marines at seventeen and has since lived in many places. He is currently a first-year MFA candidate at the College of Charleston, where he also serves swamp pink…
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The Devil is in the Eggs
by Kathleen Julian While others in her family and among her friends agonized over what to bring to the next gathering, Jane relaxed. She’d been the designated Deviled Egg Queen for decades. Her main concerns now were when to buy the eggs so they’d be fresh but not too fresh. Whether to buy two dozen…
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Heritage Variety
by K.L. Johnston Summer’s gift,these old heirlooms keep giving.By fall they’ll be vining upover the fence, standing on trunksthick as small saplings. More than the solsticethese last fissured fat fruitsremind you of the whenin this bright season. This one tomatoprepared in thick slabssprinkled with salt,well peppered, enthronedon cheese and baby basilis a feast, the heart…
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Southern Suburban Slumber
by Becca Spilka Becca Spilka was born and raised in South Carolina, spending most of her childhood in Irmo. She currently lives in Greenville, SC with her spouse and two cats, and she is studying to get an MA in English at Clemson. This will be her first published poem, and she is thrilled that…
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