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Clark, Nicky I am a life-long poetry enthusiast and avid reader. I find haiku to be the most dynamic form of poetry; the power and emotion of haiku is, in my opinion, the quintessential end of language. There is nothing beyond it, nothing. |
Clark Monagle, Sarah Sarah Clark Monagle is an educator, mother, writer, photographer and brain tumor survivor. Her work has been published in poetry reviews, and she is a regular contributor the CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE SOUL series. She is currently working on a poetry collection and a novel. You can follow her at www.sa |
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Coffield, Kris Kris Coffield is co-editor of Interstitial: A Journal of Modern Culture and Events. Author of the political theory website politicalobjects.com, Coffield has recently been published in World History Connected, Ishaan Literary Review, Inquire, and Evental Aesthetics. He is currently completing his fi |
Cohowicz, Marybeth Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Marybeth is currently living in Michigan. She is a former U.S. Marine and holds a B.A. in Sociology and Criminal Justice. She enjoys reading philosophy and poetry and writes poetry in her spare time. |
Cohut, Maria Maria C. is a young writer of poetry and fiction, rather too enamoured of the darker side of literature. She has had three volumes of poetry published in her home country, Romania, one of them, "Ego, Maria, Votum Posui", bilingual (Romanian-English). Recently, she has completed a degree in English L |
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Cole, Chris Chris Cole lives and works in Canberra, Australia. Possessed of a particular enthusiasm for short form literature, cross-country skiing, and crepes that are cooked _just_ right, he dodges marsupials on his way to work, and spends vast periods of time staring at the sky. He may or may not be far too |
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Cole, David I submit this piece for your consideration. Many thanks. Your humble reader, DJ Cole. |
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Colline, Virginie Virginie Colline is a French translator living in Paris. Her poems have appeared in The Scrambler, The Electronic Monsoon Magazine, The Asahi Haikuist Network, The Mainichi Daily News, Notes from the Gean, Prune Juice, Frostwriting, The Indian Review, Prick of the Spindle and StepAway Magazine, amon |
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Conner, Candice Candice Conner lives in lower Alabama and thinks the haiku form is one of the best ways to describe and appreciate the nature around her. She has poetry in Oracle Fine Arts Review and online at Lyrical Pens and Mothers Always Write. |
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