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I am a technical, business and creative writer. I am passionate about the literary arts and the journey of the writer as a professional and an artist. (*avatar illustration from the Creamee sticker collection designed by Luu Thi Tuyet Minh)
International poet, humorist, and short-story writer whose books include Magical Yogis, Awkward Grace, The Asthmatic Kid and Other Stories, Junkyard Souls, Rain on Cabrillo, and Uncommon Love Poems.
Yuan Changming edits Poetry Pacific. Writing credits include 12 Pushcart nominations for poetry and 3 for fiction besides appearances in 2179 publications worldwide. Yuan's proseworks DETACHING, THE TUNER and FLASHBACKS are available at Amazon.
A poet, flash fiction and flash CNF author, cautious activist, reluctant organizer, very enthused if not gifted drummer.
Former academic now writing mini-memoirs about identity, illness, and the writing process.
Anamika is an IT professional living the slow life in the hills of South India. By day, she works on presentation decks; by evening, she writes stories inspired by small-town secrets, everyday moments, and the people she meets on her long walks.
Occasional Poet
Poems and stories that twist time and haunt softly. Cass writes for paradox-lovers and myth-breakers—blending surrealism, rawness, and lyricism into intimate, mind-bending words.
Ellen Notbohm’s work touches millions in 27 languages. Her acclaimed novel The River by Starlight, nonfiction classic Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew, and short prose have won more than 40 awards worldwide.
Hello! My name is Kennedy, and I'm a senior at Mount Holyoke College! I'm majoring in English and East Asian Studies! I love writing flash fiction and creative nonfiction!
Marco Etheridge is a writer, occasional playwright, and part-time poet. He writes in Vienna, Austria. His work has appeared around the globe.
Frank Diamond’s short stories and poems have appeared in many publications.
EJ Hyndman is a writer and veil poi artist from the UK. After a decade confined by chronic illness, she’s now in recovery. She loves circus arts and storytelling in all its forms. You can find her on instagram @emilyhyndman.
Writing makes me feel like a cat, borderless. It lets me walk between worlds.
A V Anjali Menon is an Indian writer and spoken word artist based in Tallinn, Estonia. She travels with her poetry books, performing spoken word at slams, open mics, and featured gigs.
Arvilla Fee lives in Ohio and is a widely published author with work in over 100 magazines and three poetry books. website https://www.soulpoetry7.com
I write ferociously about what tugs at my heart.
Lover of folklores & supernatural manifestations.
Calla Smith lives and writes in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She enjoys continuing to discover all the forgotten corners of the city she has come to call home.
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