George J Cardy is a brand-new poet on our radar who writes about human relationships and her personal experiences. We had a little chat with her about her work and her influences. George's poetry can be found in our Winter 2020 Edition.
Read MoreSilas Denver Melvin (2000) is a queer, trans masculine poet from Southern N.H. As an introverted Gemini, he's been writing ever since he learned how to hold a pencil. At 20, he's published poetry with several outlets. Grit is his first collection of poems to be published.
Read MoreSean Felix @thedawnwriter (he/him) is an African-American poet, born and raised in the United States, in Washington, DC. Sean now lives in Maryland. Poetry is the art of life that drives him to critique what is wrong, and to embrace what is beautiful and strange. Sean is also one of our brand new digital editors.
Read MoreI’m a poet and fiction writer (she/her) living in Toronto, Canada, with my husband and son. Through my work I strive to encourage readers to reflect, feel, and recognize our shared humanity and capacity for redemption and evolution.
Read MoreAshley Green is a poet from Southern California. She writes about everything that keeps her up at night. Find her online at amoderncrone.com or follow her on Instagram @amoderncrone.
Read MoreE. T. Reyes has a clear command of form that comes through in the way she sets the stage in each poem – a crime scene, a love scene, or a shade of both.
Read MoreSo if you haven’t been interviewed for years, you can sit and cry about it or you can reboot your old press and interview yourself.
Read MoreThe internet can be a magical place, and it totally is when it comes to submitting your work to magazines and online publications.
Read MoreSelf Publishing your first book can seem a little daunting at first. Where do you begin? In this article, we share the (free) tools we use to publish our books.
Read MoreEsperanza Reyes is a multi-talented artist we met on the gram as @e.t.reyes. Not only does she write delicately thoughtful poetry with an edge, she accompanies her words with digital collages as well.
Read MoreAmsterdam, 2019
Emma Williamson is one of the poets we have been following for a while. When she told us she was coming to Amsterdam we jumped at the change to meet her.
Read MoreNew York, 2019
When we told Seattle based poet friend Sarah Herrin that we were going to visit New York, she told us that she was going to jump on a plane from Seattle and meet us there.
Read MoreLondon, 2013
A while back we loaded our mobile bookstore with a bunch of girls, a collection of zines and plenty of beer to get us through the weekend to set off on an adventure across the sea.
Read MoreSprang Capelle, 2014
Back in April 2014 we organized an exhibition/gathering together with our friends at I Wait Here.
Read MoreTilburg, 2014
The Swan Market is a lifestyle market with an emphasis on handmade and conscience goods. We spent a day there.
Read MoreJanuary, 2015
Together with Xandra van der Eijk, we hosted Roberto Rubalcava’s photo book launch in Xandra’s The Hague pop up shop.
Read MoreThe Hague, 2014
Back in the day, when we started out as a photography zine, we worked together with artist Annosh Urbanke on the zine ‘Das Farbenspiel der Dingen.
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