A Disappearing Virtual Poetry Chapbook by Shannon Mcnicholas

“Previous owners left broken glass, / dilapidated bird houses, rusty tomato cages / in overgrown grass to decompose. / As you tilled, pieces of their wreckage floated to the surface.”

A Disappearing Virtual Poetry (Micro)Chapbook by Hannah Flynn

“I only ever wanted to call / the vulnerable in. / I said the magic word / and they all disappeared.”

A Disappearing Virtual Poetry (Micro)Chapbook by Ryan Bry

“I’m always in the back of the house / writing the poem on yellow breath paper / of what happens to the owl / who eats the language in my mother— / accidental calligraphy sails from the tower…”

A Disappearing Virtual Poetry (Micro)Chapbook by Dani Shoemaker

“maybe everything beautiful is made for a wolf pup to gnaw on”

A Disappearing Virtual Hybrid (Micro)Chapbook by Eva Alter

“In Chimera, I mythologize a particularly painful experience—a near fatal suicide attempt—in order to examine how it fractured and reshaped my sense of self and orientation to the world in its aftermath.”

A Disappearing Virtual Poetry (Micro)Chapbook by John Jeffire

“George has a pretty good nest egg. Built, he’s whispered, from an enterprise on the partly sunny side of shady.”