Lisa Owens is a poet from St. Louis, Missouri, USA. With a passion for connection to self, nature and others she seeks to inspire, instil strength and build a relationship with the reader. When not writing, she can be found nestled among her collection of old vintage books, enjoying a…
View PostKerry Rawlinson left Zambia decades ago, exploring, landing in Canada. Fast forward: she’s barefoot again, chasing awards, eg. Edinburgh International FlashFiction; GlitteryLiterary. Recent acceptances: Event; PrairieFire; Sarasvati; Cagibi, Carousel; amongst others. You can find Kerry on twitter at @kerryrawli and on her website kerryrawlinson.com. Kerry’s piece, ‘The Garden Boy’, can be found in Epoch Press’ Autumn issue, ‘Transitions’, which you can purchase…
View PostMarianne Lonsdale writes personal essays, fiction, and literary interviews. Her work has been published in Literary Mama, Grown and Flown, Pulse and has aired on public radio. She lives in Oakland, California. You can find her on Facebook here and on her website www.mariannelonsdale.com. Marianne’s piece, ‘I Should Have Known’,…
View PostDavid Mohan is a poet and short story writer based in Dublin, Ireland. His poetry has been published in The Cincinnati Review, Spoon River Poetry Review, Lake Effect, Measure, Superstition Review, New World Writing and PANK. His poetry has been nominated for The Pushcart Prize and won the Christopher Hewitt…
View PostAnastasia’s piece, ‘Teeth in a Baggy’, can be found in Epoch Press’ Autumn issue, ‘Transitions’, which you can purchase here. ‘Transitions’ is such an evocative theme, what compelled you to submit for this issue? In the last year, I’ve experienced a lot of grief and loss and in turn, have…
View PostDenise Mills is a writer and introverted connection-enthusiast living in regional NSW, Australia. You can find her on Twitter here and on her website denisemills.net. Denise’s piece ‘My Mother’s Gnome’ can be found in Epoch Press’ Autumn issue, ‘Transitions’, which you can purchase here. ‘Transitions’ is such an evocative theme, what compelled…
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