
Afterimages is a literary magazine by Thirty West Publishing House. Essays, reviews, short fiction, newsletters, & special submissions. ISSN: 3066-2621
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Est. 2015 in Pennsylvania. Read indie lit. www.thirtywestph.com
writer, performer, events producer, and editor in chief of be about it press. find out more at alexandranaughton.com
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Josh Dale is the author of Duality Lies Beneath, The Light to Never Be Snuffed. He is the publisher of Thirty West Publishing House. Support indie lit. www.joshdale.co www.thirtywestph.com
Joseph Edwin Haeger is the author of the disjointed crime novella BARDO (Thirty West Publishing House) and the experimental memoir LEARN TO SWIM (University of Hell Press). He lives in Spokane, WA.
Kenna DeValor (they/them) is a Creative Writing MFA candidate at Wilkes University from the magical-but-pothole-adorned wonderland known as Bethlehem, PA.
Henry James & cats. PhD in American literature, MLIS librarian. Proprietor of It's All About Henry James & Thinking in Capitals publications.
Sophie is an author of long tweets & short fiction. Her work has been picked up by Litro UK, Isele Magazine, House of Arcanum, Lumiere Review, MoonLit Getaway, Pigeon Review, Inkfish Magazine, and other publications. https://twitter.com/SophieKearing
Author of On the Tip of Your Mother’s Tongue and Aquí y Allá. Baldwin for the Arts, PEN America and The Center for Fiction Fellow. PEN Dau Story Prize & Thirty West’s Chapbook contest. Words in Kweli, Poetry Project and elsewhere.
Writer of all things mental health, self-love, and motivational self-help.
PNW author. I post fiction and poetry and other words. My debut novella, The Apoptotic Era, is forthcoming this year at Thirty West Publishing (@thirtywest). Visit my website for more info.
Sober, poet, talking about how dogs might bight you and the guilt it brings. Sex worker / LGBTAIQ+ friendly.
Adrian S. Potter is a writer who has tended to a slow-burning campfire of poetry/prose/hybrid work for many years. His work has appeared in over 300 literary journals, magazines, and websites. Visit him online at http://adrianspotter.com/.
Mikayla Beaudrie is an educator and outdoorswoman. She currently teaches an array of rhetoric and composition courses at the University of North Florida. Her creative work traces the relation between ecology, the body, and space.
Writer/Arts/Performer. Publications, productions, collaborations. Interdisciplinary avant-garde, theater, music. PhD, NYU-Performance Studies; Masters-English, Ohio U. Professor Emeritus, Arizona State University. Lives in Philadelphia.
Former editor of Eleven Eleven. Most recent book is Animal Children (Nomadic/Black Lawrence Press). Lives in Barcelona. https://linktr.ee/hughsteinberg
My on-the-road adventure in college was something I kept putting off writing about for years. Why? Perhaps I didn't think the 18-year-old narrator didn't have any epiphanic moments. I was wrong.
David Galloway is a writer and college professor of Russian. Born and raised in Maryland, for the past twenty-five years he has lived in upstate New York.
Writer, musician, and ocean scientist from Los Angeles, California.
I'm a writing major from Champlain College and native Vermonter. I enjoy reading and writing horror, noir, character study, pulp, and dark humor. I'm an avid painter in my spare time.
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