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Fizzy Cola Girl by Luther Jett

Will the Shoe Fit by Sudha Subramanian

W. Luther Jett is the author of six poetry chapbooks. His full-length collection, Flying to America was released by Broadstone Books in 2024.  A collection of his most recent poetry, How We Carry One Another, will be released in 2027 by Finishing Line Press. Luther is also a singer-songwriter.

Sudha Subramanian was born in Mumbai, India. She lives in Dubai with her husband of over 30 years. Sudha blends the real and the imagined in her stories and her maiden novel, The Invisible Lines, released in India in May 2026.

Musical excerpts from The Entertainer by Scott Joplin, 1902 (Frog Legs, Ragtime era Favorites)

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Desert Son by Hedy Habra

The Three Times Oscar Left Me by Tara Campbell

After the All Night Sound Healing, 2015 by Marianne Szlyk

Hedy Habra is a poet, artist and essayist. Her fourth poetry collection, Or Did You Ever See The Other Side? won the 2024 International Poetry Book Awards and was a finalist for the Eric Hoffer Awards. www.hedyhabra.com.

Tara Campbell is a writer, teacher, Kimbilio Fellow, and fiction co-editor at Barrelhouse Magazine. Her seventh book, All the Wayward Angels: Dream Sestinas, is out now from Bottlecap Features. Find out more at Tara Campbell.

Marianne Szlyk thought she was done with writing fiction, but fiction is not done with her. Her most recent book of poetry is Why We Never Visited the Elms.

Musical excerpts from The Entertainer by Scott Joplin, 1902 (Frog Legs, Ragtime era Favorites)

 

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I Played One Year of Hockey by Ryan Quinn Flanagan

Prediction Is Difficult by Ethan Goffman

Ryan Quinn Flanagan is a Canadian-born author who lives in Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada with his wife and many bears that rifle through his garbage.  His most recent books are Ghosting My Way into the Afterlife (Nightcap Press) and Cake Jumping Out of Strippers is Just Vomiting and Other Poems (Dark Heart Press).

Ethan Goffman will shamelessly try anything to sell copies of his latest book, The Church of the Oversoul and Other Stories (Uncollected Press).

Musical excerpts from The Entertainer by Scott Joplin, 1902 (Frog Legs, Ragtime era Favorites)

 

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After the Rain, by Ethan Goffman

Bread and Olives, 1954, by Joan Leotta

The Way Paati Finds Home, by Sudha Subramian

Ethan Goffman’s latest book is The Church of the Oversoul and Other Stories, from the Uncollected Press. 

Joan Leotta plays with words on page and stage. Her written work has been nominated multiple times for Pushcart and Best of Net. Her folklore perfromerances focus on food, family, kindness, and strong women. Her one woman show of Louisa May Alcott delivers information on Civil War nursing and quilting as well as insights into Alcott's writing. Contact her at JoanLeotta@gmail.com.

Sudha Subramanian was born in Mumbai, India. She lives in Dubai with her husband of over 29 years. Sudha blends the real and the imagined in her stories and is currently querying her maiden novel.

Musical excerpts from The Entertainer by Scott Joplin, 1902 (Frog Legs, Ragtime era Favorites)

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The Impala by Catfish McDaris

When Shelter Is the Only Family by Marianne Szlyk

Catfish McDaris was born in Albuquerque, NM in 1953. He lives in West Allis, WI with his wife of 41 years. Writing and reading have always been a joyous hobby of his. 

Marianne Szlyk thought she was done with writing fiction, but fiction is not done with her. Her most recent book of poetry is Why We Never Visited the Elms.

Musical excerpts from The Entertainer by Scott Joplin, 1902 (Frog Legs, Ragtime era Favorites)

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When Jimmy Leaves Me Again, by Francine Witte

Or How Can We Ever Cut Down to the Bare Essentials, by Hedy Habra 

A Novel So Great It Cannot Be Named, by Ethan Goffman

I Planted a Cat, by Francine Witte  

Francine Witte is a flash fiction writer and poet and the recipient of a Pushcart Prize. She is the author of the flash collection RADIO WATER and several poetry books. Her newest poetry collection, Some Distant Pin of Light, has just been published by Cervena Barva Press. She lives in NYC. 

Hedy Habra is a poet, artist and essayist. Her fourth poetry collection, Or Did You Ever See The Other Side? won the 2024 International Poetry Book Awards and was a finalist for the Eric Hoffer Awards. www.hedyhabra.com

Ethan Goffman produces Guerrilla Podcasts and is the author of five books of poetry and fiction. His latest book is The Church of the Oversoul and Other Stories, from the Uncollected Press. 

Musical excerpts from The Entertainer by Scott Joplin, 1902 (Frog Legs, Ragtime era Favorites)

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A Broken Heart, by Catfish McDaris

Chase the Squirrel, the Acorn, by Ryan Quinn Flanagan

Green Fairies, by Anthony Ripp

Catfish McDaris was born in Albuquerque, NM in 1953. He lives in West Allis, WI with his wife of 41 years. Writing and reading have always been a joyous hobby of his. 

Ryan Quinn Flanagan is a Canadian-born author who lives in Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada with his wife and many bears that rifle through his garbage.  His most recent books are These Many Cold Winters of the Heart (Roadside Press) and Cake Jumping Out of Strippers is Just Vomiting and Other Poems (Dark Heart Press).  His forthcoming book from Marathon Books is titled: Faces of the Seraphim.

Anthony Ripp is a storyteller who takes his inspiration from real-life events and enjoys featuring the beauty that is attached to the rusty side of life.

Musical excerpts from The Entertainer by Scott Joplin, 1902 (Frog Legs, Ragtime era Favorites)