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Geraldine Connolly reads “Cinder”

Geraldine Connolly reads "Spider" appearing in Your Impossible Voice #17. Geraldine Connolly is the author of three poetry collections, Food for the Winter, Province of Fire, and Hand of the Wind. Her new book, Aileron, will be published by Terrapin Books in 2018. Her...

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Fabia Oliveira reads “Fool’s Gold”

Fabia Oliveira is a recent graduate of Lesley University’s low residency MFA program. She lives with her two beautiful children in Somerville, Massachusetts. She is a Brazilian American writer who writes about navigating both of her inherited cultures. Her essays have...

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Kirin Khan reads “A Boy’s Name for Storm”

Kirin Khan is a Pukhtuna writer from Albuquerque, NM, whose work explores immigration, violence, and belonging. She currently lives in Oakland, CA, and works as a Senior Analyst for YouGov. Kirin is a 2016 VONA Voices alum, a 2017 PEN Center USA Emerging Voices...

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Jennifer Lee reads “San Francisco – D.C.”

Jennifer Lee recently moved to California after eleven years in Seoul and Shanghai. She has a BA and MA from Stanford University and an MFA from City University in Hong Kong. Her fiction will also appear in an upcoming issue of Drunken Boat.

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Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee reads “Come”

Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee is a poet, writer, translator, and political science scholar. His poems have appeared in The London Magazine, New Welsh Review, Rattle, The Fortnightly Review, Elohi Gadugi Journal, Mudlark, Metamorphoses, Modern Poetry in Translation, Forth...

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Kara Vernor reads “How Much Tongue When Kissing”

Kara Vernor’s fiction has appeared in Wigleaf, No Tokens, PANK, the Los Angeles Review, and elsewhere. She is an Elizabeth George Foundation Scholar at Antioch LA and was a 2015 Best Small Fictions finalist. Her fiction chapbook, Because I Wanted to Write You a Pop...

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Ilze Duarte reads “Sea”

Ilze Duarte translates works by contemporary Brazilian authors and writes short stories of her own. She lives with her husband and two daughters in Milpitas, California. “Sea” is her first published literary translation.

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Chris Campanioni reads “Talk Talk”

Chris Campanioni has worked as a journalist, model, and actor, and he teaches literature and creative writing at Baruch College and Pace University, and new form journalism at John Jay. His “Billboards” poem responding to Latino stereotypes and mutable—and often...

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Chris Campanioni reads “Letters From Santiago”

Chris Campanioni has worked as a journalist, model, and actor, and he teaches literature and creative writing at Baruch College and Pace University, and new form journalism at John Jay. His “Billboards” poem responding to Latino stereotypes and mutable—and often...

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Morgan Christie reads “Open Water”

A Toronto, Ontario, native, Morgan has a tendency to get lost in scenic views, good books, and potent aromas; which might account for the slow but steady intention of getting her blog up and running. Her work has appeared in Aethlon, Hippocampus, Blackberry, Germ...

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Chris Carosi reads Poet Lau­re­ate of Himself

Chris Carosi is from Pitts­burgh and stud­ied at the Uni­ver­sity of San Fran­cisco cre­ative writ­ing pro­gram. He is the author of the chap­books FICTIONS (Gorilla Press, 2015) and bright veil (New Frak­tur Press, 2011). More of his poems have appeared in Spring...

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Chris Carosi reads Pros­trate Ear

Chris Carosi is from Pitts­burgh and stud­ied at the Uni­ver­sity of San Fran­cisco cre­ative writ­ing pro­gram. He is the author of the chap­books FICTIONS (Gorilla Press, 2015) and bright veil (New Frak­tur Press, 2011). More of his poems have appeared in Spring...

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Sarah Sorensen reads The Unrequited Life of #127

Sarah Sorensen has most recently been published in Monkey Bicycle, Black Heart Magazine, and Skin to Skin. She holds an M.A. in English from Central Michigan University and is currently completing a second M.A. in Film Theory. Her work is forthcoming from Whiskey...

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Diana Arterian reads DROWNED IN ONONDAGA LAKE

Diana Arterian was born and raised in Arizona. She currently resides in Los Angeles where she is pursuing her PhD in Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Southern California. She holds an MFA in poetry from CalArts. Diana is a Poetry Editor at Noemi...

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Diana Arterian reads HAIR SEAL SHOT IN ONONDAGA LAKE

Diana Arterian was born and raised in Arizona. She currently resides in Los Angeles where she is pursuing her PhD in Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Southern California. She holds an MFA in poetry from CalArts. Diana is a Poetry Editor at Noemi...

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Diana Arterian reads OPENING INDIAN BURIAL GROUND

Diana Arterian was born and raised in Arizona. She currently resides in Los Angeles where she is pursuing her PhD in Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Southern California. She holds an MFA in poetry from CalArts. Diana is a Poetry Editor at Noemi...

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Diana Arterian reads SEVERE STORM AT SYRACUSE

Diana Arterian was born and raised in Arizona. She currently resides in Los Angeles where she is pursuing her PhD in Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Southern California. She holds an MFA in poetry from CalArts. Diana is a Poetry Editor at Noemi...

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Mark Jackley reads Gerald Stern

Mark Jack­ley is the author of sev­eral chap­books and two full-length col­lec­tions, most recently Hello Hello Hello (Blurb Press). His work has appeared in Tampa Review, Melic, Crate, Talk­ing River, Sugar House Review, and other jour­nals. He lives in Ster­ling,...

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Noah Falck reads Excluding Small Talk

Noah Falck is the author of Snow­men Los­ing Weight (Bat­Cat Press, 2012) and sev­eral chap­books includ­ing Celebrity Dream Poems (Poor Clau­dia, 2013). He co-curates the Silo City Read­ing Series in an aban­doned grain silo and works as edu­ca­tion direc­tor at Just...

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Jennie Malboeuf reads How to Drive in Snow

Jennie Malboeuf is a native of Kentucky. Her work is forthcoming in Poet Lore, the Potomac Review, The Cortland Review, and Unsplendid, is currently featured on The Pinch, and has been published in the Southeast Review, Mid-American Review, Mississippi Review,...

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Amy Wright reads Acres Green©

Amy Wright is the Nonfiction Editor of Zone 3 Press and Zone 3 journal and the author of four poetry chapbooks. She received a Peter Taylor fellowship for the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop, an Individual Artist’s Fellowship from the Tennessee Arts Commission, and a...

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Arkava Das reads evening ballasted with sunset

Arkava Das lives in Delhi with his wife, Nidhi, and his father. Most of his work owes something to bilingualism — a condition that frequently involves balancing two possible worlds — a Will Alexander with a Joy Goswami, a Vasubandhu with a Guattari. He has some work...

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Bind yourself to us with your impossible voice, your voice! sole soother of this vile despair.

—Arthur Rimbaud, “Phrases

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