Rain Puddles and Cannonballs – Moments of Abandon July 9, 2021 I turned on my meditation app last week to the soothing, singsong voice that if I’m honest, I… Read More
Genre: Literary
The Pros and Cons of a Zoom Book Release
May 2021 | By Gloria Muñoz . . . Never would I ever have imagined that my debut book would be released during a pandemic. When I was drafting the… Read More
Yuly Restrepo
Yuly Restrepo Garcés was born in Medellín, Colombia, and came to the United States nearly twenty years ago as an asylee. Her writing has previously appeared in Tampa Bay Noir,… Read More
Sarah Gerard
Sarah Gerard’s essay collection Sunshine State (Harper Perennial, 2017) was a New York Times Editors’ Choice, a finalist for the Southern Book Prize, and was longlisted for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the… Read More
Sara Ries Dziekonski
Sara Ries Dziekonski was named Runner-Up in the Press 53 Poetry Award for her manuscript, Today’s Specials, which is projected to be published in the Fall of 2024 as a… Read More
Chelsea Catherine
Chelsea Catherine is a writer living in St. Petersburg, FL. After graduating from the University of Tampa with their MFA in creative writing, they moved to the Florida Keys where… Read More
Readers Theatre – Theatre of the Voice
July 1, 2021 | By Margo Hammond . . . The piece is called Change. Its creation was a unique group effort, the result of a pilot program launched by… Read More
Classic Skills That Were Once Essential
July 1, 2021 . . . The Arts Coast Journal asked a range of artists what essential skills they learned when they were starting out – skills that are now… Read More
The Pandemic and Personal Values
May 2021 | By Chelsea Catherine The other day, I finished work, sat down and just thought, “Holy cow. I am wiped out.” I have been tired for months… Read More
On Overlapping
June 2021 | By Tenea D. Johnson This month I have a couple pieces available that exist beyond the page – a fiction album and something even further afield that… Read More
