by Émilie Galindo
Her advice –uncalled for and diagnosed from across the 9-to-5 arm’s length desk–was to crank down my features to a wary cinder block wall. To water down my hyperbolic & cartoonish emoting to tepid and tight-lipped detachment. If I had a cup, it’d be filled with years of those unbegged for two cents.
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Read More »We proudly present another amazine poetry reading!
Our wonderful contributor Malachy Moran reads his poem seeds in all my pockets, published on The Amazine in March 2025.
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Our wonderful contributor Diana L. Gustafson reads an extract from her nonfiction piece Curating Death, published on The Amazine in January 2025.
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Our wonderful contributor Sonia Nicholson reads her poem bare, published on The Amazine in June 2025.
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Our wonderful contributor Brian Christopher Giddens reads his prose poem Home Made, published on The Amazine in May 2025.
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Read More »Our wonderful contributor Rachel Turney presents her photo collection “In Japan”, published on The Amazine in December, 2024.
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Our wonderful contributor Stacie Eirich reads her poem Siren Song, published on The Amazine in July 2025.
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