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  • Jeanne Vessantra

    Poet. Experimental writer obsessed with everything buried beneath us. Poetic psychological horror. Hunger. Ritual. The body. Dreams. Five languages — because one was enough to lie to me.

  • wildflower

    extroverted introvert, photographer, writer, book lover

  • Spencer D.W.

    Ambassador for nightingale Press. I write horror, cosmic or body are the most prominent types. I love sci-fi and fantasy and have plans for those as well, with horrer prominently shown within. I also try my best at poetry.

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    I write about love, exile, madness, and resistance — in three languages. If you feel estranged, you belong here \ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\udde9

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    “Tenderness with teeth.” \ud83d\udde1️\ud83e\udd40 Fantasy writer with a hint of poetry.

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    Modern folklore, psychological horror, and mythic fiction. The Labyrinth is a cabinet of curiosities at the threshold of myth and mind, where fairy tales, monsters, liminal spaces, and the hidden psyche come alive. \ud83e\udd40

  • Soul Words

    I’m still trying to put the pieces together. Fragments at a time. Asking myself: What is this life?

  • Rae McMinn

    I'm newly a poet, plus a mother and L&D nurse in Portland, Oregon. I'm writing poetry about time and change and standing in the doorway, taking it in.

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