Christine Stewart, MFA is Editor-in-Chief of Del Sol Press, a developmental editor, recipient of a Ruth Lilly Fellowship from The Poetry Foundation, and a Pushcart Prize nominee. Her work has appeared in Poetry, Ploughshares, Blackbird, among other literary magazines.
See more information about Seeking Blackberries
Medium: Poetry
Year: 2020
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Remembering (published creative nonfiction)
See more information about Remembering (published creative nonfiction)Year: 2021
Details: This piece of creative nonfiction was published by North Dakota Quarterly
Thinning Hair (published short story)
See more information about Thinning Hair (published short story)Year: 2017
Details: A short story published in Deep South Magazine
Last Sermon (published short story)
See more information about Last Sermon (published short story)Year: 2015
Details: A short story published in Deep South Magazine
tender, an anthology and book of spells: evidence (three poems)
See more information about tender, an anthology and book of spells: evidence (three poems)Medium: Book
Year: 2019
Hasani Claxton is an author, visual artist, and educator from St. Kitts, West Indies. His love of art began in the first grade, but he did not initially pursue an art career. He studied Business at Morehouse College (1999) and Law at Columbia University (2003). While working as an attorney in New York, he began taking evening classes at the School of Visual Arts. In 2005, he decided to pursue his passion full time and enrolled in Academy of Art University in San Francisco, receiving a BFA in Illustration in 2009 and an MFA in Studio Art from Towson University in 2017.
"Perpetual Resin:A Cento" and First Black Cop Bop"
See more information about "Perpetual Resin:A Cento" and First Black Cop Bop"Year: 2022
Details: The Hopkins Review Volume 15, Number 1