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Poetry by Inam Martins
Poems that make sound before they’re experienced, Inam Martins ignites every sense the reader has—from touch to sight, and sound to taste, each expression is melted into a ripe escapade of poetic lingo. What Inam isn’t afraid to explore, is where their poetry catapults into a level of pure freedom, gaining velocity through their strategic and inquisitive tongue. A collection that feels as good as it reads.
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Home Sweet Home by Madison Yager
A love letter from a house to a home, Madison Yager knows how to bring the beauty of characterization to another level. The story graduates as the house begins to process their emotions through the journeys of the family it holds. At times the home even recognizes itself as an emotional being, one who hurts and becomes bitter and rejects the potential of something new—even when the freshness of a homeowner wears like old paint.
She’s Missing by Jordan Merenick
The epitome of isolation handed on a platter by a cold parent’s touch, Jordan Merenick curates a symphony built by a broken home. She’s Missing is haunting as it is mystifying, with Jordan using their ability to translate what could be a harrowing tale into a lyrical plea of a broken child’s note. A prose piece that could be stomach churning for some, and eye opening for most.
