Georgianna Grentzenberg, ‘The Wages of War’, Darker Objects Georgianna Grentzenberg has been active in the arts in the Philadelphia area for over 40 years. She attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts from 1978-1982. She has shown in many juried, and one-person exhibitions. Her primary work takes the form of fantastical visions and gardensContinue reading “Meet Darker Objects Collaborator Georgianna Grentzenberg”
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Darker Objects Creativity Prompt Challenge
In honor of the publication of her third collection of poetry and prose, Darker Objects, Christine E. Ray is hosting a Darker Objects Creativity Prompt Challenge for the month of October. Your prompt responses will be published on her blog, Brave & Reckless. She welcomes submissions of original poetry, prose, flash fiction, creative nonfiction, essay, and high-res art.Continue reading “Darker Objects Creativity Prompt Challenge”
Now Available: Fairy of Disenchantment by Sun Hesper Jansen
“This book is a spell. In Fairy of Disenchantment Sun Hesper Jansen weaves her pen like a needle through essays, poetry and prose poems, to stitch together the open wounds of invisible illness, tristesse and being human.” —Amy Torok, co-author of Missing Witches and New Moon Magic “Each poem and artwork in Sun Hesper Jansen’s erudite first book, Fairy of Disenchantment,Continue reading “Now Available: Fairy of Disenchantment by Sun Hesper Jansen”
Brave and Reckless’ April’s Creativity Prompt Challenge: We Will Not Be Silenced
During April, I am departing from my normal monthly Creativity Prompt format, and instead providing one phrase as the prompt for the month: We Will Not Be Silenced. However, I will be offering two different ways to approach the prompt. Feel free to respond in either way, or to respond to both. There is no limitContinue reading “Brave and Reckless’ April’s Creativity Prompt Challenge: We Will Not Be Silenced”
Authors in Indie Blu(e) Anthologies: Shweta Rao Garg
Shweta submitted to Indie Blu(e)’s, The Kali Project and we have a special passion for ARTISTS of her caliber; it was challenging because the series of Kali paintings Shewta had submitted were all outstanding – depicting Kali in ‘ordinary’ life in such a haunting, powerful way. We wanted to use them all but unfortunately weContinue reading “Authors in Indie Blu(e) Anthologies: Shweta Rao Garg”
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