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Harper, Stephanie |
Harrell, Jacob A biologist living in West Virginia with a penchant for poetry and writing in general. Lives comfortably with his loving wife and perfect first born son. Published work: 'The Transient, the Emperor, and the Man Left Alone' http://jdharrell.wixsite.com/author-blog |
Harringer, Talon |
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Harris, Lyall Lyall F. Harris is an award-winning painter and published creative and critical writer. In 2011, her poetry was published online and in print in The Prose Poem Project, received the Honorable Mention for the Mary Merritt Henry Poetry Prize, and was a finalist for the Bunchgrass Poetry Prize. Her non |
Harris, Will |
Harrison, Neil |
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Harrison, Philip |
Harshenin, Shirley |
Hartnett, William Haiku has always been my favorite way to write. Like short form fiction every word in haiku should be typed out, reflected on, changed to something better, and repeated. Haiku should capture the essence of a moment in time. Haiku is the most memorable form of writing I learned in elementary school a |
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Hartwell, Rick Rick Hartwell is a retired middle school (remember, the hormonally-challenged?) English teacher living in Moreno Valley, California. He believes in the succinct, that the small becomes large; and, like the Transcendentalists and William Blake, that the instant contains eternity. Given his 'druther |
Hartwell, Rick Rick Hartwell is a retired middle school (remember the hormonally-challenged?) English teacher living in Moreno Valley, California. He believes in the succinct, that the small becomes large; and, like the Transcendentalists and William Blake, that the instant contains eternity. Given his 'druthers," |
Haslett, Mary |
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Hatter, Shasta Shasta Hatter recently returned to the craft of writing poetry after a two decade break. In the 80's she was part of poetry group in Eugene, Oregon called Elegant Stew. In May, 2016 she gave herself the challenge of writing a haiku every day for a month. This discipline gave her back her poetry. H |
Hauck, Pam Pam Hauck's prose and poetry publication credits include The Phoenix, storySouth, The Southern Scribe, The Tactile Mind Quarterly, The Hiss Quarterly, From the Heart 2: Stories of Love and Friendship, Women of the Web and various other print and online venues. |
Hausam, Jo Jo Hausam's poetry has appeared in various journals, most recently in Innisfree Journal, Spank the Carp, and Persimmon Tree. She is the author of the chapbook Step by Stepping Stone (Finishing Line Press, 2014). She lives in New York's Hudson Valley. |