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Haiga © Fenton R. Kay. He is a retired biologist and wannabe novelist. His first mystery is still floating in that magical world of publisher queries. Fenton has been writing poetry since high school and has had several published in The Nevadan as well as some haiku here at Eskimo Pie. Some of his work can be found at https://kaycasa.wordpress.com. Check out e-books from eskimopie.net contributors: E-books
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Boots by DC Diamondopolous
Concubine by Rudy Ravindra
6 1/2 Weeks by J. L. Higgs
Ten Ways Your Novel Will Kill You by Scott Archer Jones
Several Flash Fictions by William C. Blome
The Cold Call by Andrew J. Hogan
Misery by A. K. Lino
Not Till They’re Gone by Ergene Kim
The Bear by Brooksie C. Fontaine
Transformation by Jesus De La Cruz
For My Sister by Zachary Alba
A is for Avoidant by Justine Caldwell
Runaway by Roxane Pena
The Trombone by Tai Nguyen
How I Became a Senior Cougar by Eliza Mimski
Dare Devil by Alina Das
Press A to Kill a Friend
The Rainbow Houses by Shreya Shantharaj
Xico González reads at the UC Davis Arboretum © epg
Life Is-Transition by Michael Lee Johnson
Tequila(v2) by Michael Lee Johnson
Clockmaker(v4) by Michael Lee Johnson
Jesus in a Nighttime City(v4) by Michael Lee Johnson
In Praise of Rivers by Kit Chell
Green Willow Tree by Michael Lee Johnson
Hawaiian Islands Pidgin
Empty Branch Trees by Michael Lee Johnson
I Did Not Pick Poetry - A Video Poem by Kit Chell
A Burnt Offering by Dee Sunshine written 27th January 1995: The 50th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Kit Chell Poetry Performance, Eugene, Oregon Downtown Public Library, October 2014
Chatoyant 9 - words and music from Ruben Reveles, frank andrick, Rachel Leibrock, Sage Robbins and Jessalyn Wakefield
The Yarre Stooker film Mary, based on Eddie Woods’ poem “Mary” and
starring Win Harms in the title role, is online for general viewing here: http://vimeo.com/86876909
Poets in Motion
Poetry videos by Michael Lee Johnson
John Yamrus is interviewed on bctv frank andrick reads on GoodDay Sacramento
Tony Seymour, Ruebi Jiminez and Phillip T. Nails read at SPC
Our House Poetry Series I, II
Carrie Rudzinski at SPC © epg
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