Author: AmandaMWrites

Submissions for Issue Two are closing EARLY!

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We’ve been blessed with some truly amazing submissions so far, and in light of this we’ve decided to close submissions to Issue Two on MAY 15TH. If you’ve got transformation-themed poetry and art that you’ve been sitting on, now’s the time – submit, submit, submit! (Guidelines here!)

And, because we’re closing submissions early, we’re bringing forward the release date too. Issue Two will be released on June 1, 2020. We can’t wait to share it with you!

Submissions to Issue Two are NOW OPEN!

Let’s talk about change. About how the world is changing, how we are changing, the transformative nature of our work. Actually, let’s talk about ALL forms of transformation. Yeah, let’s do that.

Check out the submission guidelines here and send us your transformation-themed poetry and art!

Subs close June 15th, but we’re hungry. Send us your best.

Miguel Vega Reviews David Hanlon’s ‘Spectrum of Flight’

Beautiful, honest and heartbreaking. David Hanlon is here and he has something to say. 

★★★★

David Hanlon’s debut chapbook ‘Spectrum of Flight’ is a brutally chilling and confessional book that narrates the absolutely tragic, yet beautiful coming of age story of going from boy to man, of trying to follow the lead, but wanting to set the bar, and of appealing to the norm, but trying to move beyond the expectations of the dominant social structure. David Hanlon’s nuanced approach to his writing provides readers with the insight of someone who has lived in this experience but also of someone who is observing the world around them, and jotting down the beautiful and the damned into one compelling release. 

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