Category: Blurred Genre 2026

by James Ekenstedt James Ekenstedt is a poet based in Brooklyn, NY. His work appears or is forthcoming in The ArkansasInternational, Folly Journal, Kitchen Table Quarterly, Sontag Mag, After Happy Hour Review, andelsewhere. Read more at jamesekenstedtpoetry.com.

by Beth Kephart National Book Award finalist Beth Kephart is the award-winning author of some forty books in multiple genres, an award-winning teacher of memoir, co-founder of Juncture Workshops, and a fiber artist. Tomorrow Will Bring Sunday’s News: A Philadelphia Story won the 2025 Editor’s Choice Prize from Foreword Indies. My Life in Paper: Adventures…

by Victoria Reyes Victoria Reyes (she/her) is a poet, scholar, and author of the award-winning books Global Borderlands: Fantasy, Violence, and Empire in Subic Bay, Philippines and Academic Outsider: Stories of Exclusion and Hope. Her poetry appears or is forthcoming in Writers Resist, La Piccioletta Barca, and Red Flag Poetry, among others. She’s written for…

by Griffin Rockwell Griffin Rockwell (xe/they) is a queer poet and essayist. The author of three chapbooks, their work has also appeared in AGNI, Okay Donkey, Santa Fe Review, Poet Lore, Whale Road Review, HAD, and elsewhere. Xe received xer MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and their MLitt from the University of Dundee. Find…

by Darren Morris a. I am a poor drinker because I am unable to handle regret.                                                             I once found myself sitting next to an old drunk, who                                                             told me this. He smiled at me. He had no teeth. b. A man firebombed a peaceful protest. It was out of this same sentiment,                                                             that humanity should…

by Jozlyn Burky Jozlyn Burky is a writer and artist from Ohio. In both fields, she enjoys experimentation. She also has a passion for learning world languages.