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Skylar Camp (she/her) lives in Columbus, Ohio, with her two kids, her partner, and their fuzzy kitty. Her writing focuses on religious trauma, divorce, polyamory, queerness, parenting, and more. Her work appears in Bi Women Quarterly, The Broadkill Review, and JAKE. Find her at skylarcamp.com. 

Anam Tariq writes from India. She holds an MA in English and is the author of the poetry collection A Leaf upon a Book (Leadstart, 2022). She currently runs The Wordsridge Newsletter on Substack and writes for The Incognito Press and others. Her words exist in The Punch Magazine, nether Quarterly, coalitionworks, Lucky Jefferson, Write or Die, and elsewhere. Other than writing, Anam can be found devouring books or learning Arabic. Visit her at www.anamtariq.in or @anam.tariq_ (IG).

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Beth Mulcahy is a poet and writer whose work has appeared in various journals. She writes to bridge the gaps between history and the self, between hurt and healing. Beth lives in Ohio with her husband and two children. She works for a company that provides technology to people without natural speech. Beth’s debut Chapbook, Firmer Ground, is available from Anxiety Press.  Learn more about Firmer Ground and check out her latest publications on her website: https://www.bethmulcahywriter.com.

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Beth Mulcahy is a poet and writer whose work has appeared in various journals. Her writing bridges the gaps between generations and self, hurt and healing. Beth lives in Ohio with her husband and two children and works for a company that provides technology to people without natural speech. 

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Beth Mulcahy (she/her) is a Pushcart Prize-nominated poet and writer whose work has appeared in various journals. Her writing bridges the gaps between generations and self, hurt and healing. Beth lives in Ohio with her husband and two children and works for a company that provides technology to people without natural speech. Her latest publications can be found here:  https://www.bethmulcahywriter.com/publications.html

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Beth Mulcahy (she/her) is a Pushcart Prize-nominated poet and writer whose work has appeared in over thirty literary journals. Beth lives in Wooster, Ohio with her husband and two children. She works for a Wooster-based company that provides technology to people without natural speech. Beth’s debut chapbook with Anxiety Press, Firmer Ground, was published in April. You can find out more about the book and check out her latest publications on her website: bethmulcahywriter.com and her free substack at https://bethmulcahy.substack.com.

bio for readings

“whittled&wafting, like
torn chervil wading in au jus”

a wave of yet more

If you bury your face in it and breathe very deeply you can still smell the woman whose shoulders it once kept warm.

The Shawl

Tu me manque

Mr. Sandman

Swathe

A prose poem accepted as part of a "Games Room" contest.

Name Grave

from when i 
<p>ut the sytax in wrong and i ho</p>e
i can rewrite
the script i work from

the html I am built from is filled with errors

Going Places

Well it began with the sirens. And, of course, the sunset with no clouds at all and the gradient sky hanging, dying over the rooftop and up there the wailing didn’t seem so bad.

Discord and the Gradual Normalcy

a peaceful seizure

nostalgia               drifts
on a hotdog zephyr
banana pool float        torpedoing over
the decent neighbour’s fence                an airborne smile
sunlight carries a lazy bassline
as garden chairs
drenched in shed’s cheap cologne...

South Facing

Sick In Winter

Midlife

Knight of Cups, Reversed

Available as audio version on same web page

Solar Eclipse

Poem that deals with the sudden and repetitive nature of grief 

The Law Might Get You Before I Do

 a place of wonder, and whimsy; a lyrical and visual fantastic voyage to a place of imagination, far away in the Zygonian Galaxy

The Seasons

A prose poem that shows the connection between a past relationship and how it impacts me now. The website includes an audio recording of me reading the poem!

Content warning for emotional abuse. (And for not-graphic vomit references.) 

vomit

"Practising Ascending by Nadine Hitchiner is a vulnerable and frank collection of poetry that explores the connected yet contrasting nature of grief, and how absence and memories are understood, formed and acknowledged. "

(Written By A.R.Arthur)

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