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October 2, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
Art + CulturePoetry

An Interview with Juan Amador

Publisher PJ Zettle interviews poet Juan Amador

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independent publishers/los angeles/Los Angeles Writers/Poetry
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August 10, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
Art + CulturePoetry

An Interview With Karla Lamb

An Interview With Writer and Performer Karla Lamb

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los angeles/Los Angeles Writers/music/Poetry
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A photo of poet Kira Morrison
August 1, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
Art + CulturePoetry

An Interview With Kira Morrison

An Interview with Poet and Musician Kira Morrison

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los angeles/Los Angeles Writers/Poetry
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A relaxed Paasha Motamedi
July 19, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
Art + CulturePoetryVisual Art

An Interview with Paasha Motamedi

An interview with Paasha Motamedi

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May 4, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
PoetryRituals and Ceremonies

Poetry by Jasmine Barrett

Poetry by Jasmine Barrett

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April 13, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
PoetryRituals and Ceremonies

Poetry by Clara Allison

Poetry by Clara Allison

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March 23, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
PoetryRituals and Ceremonies

Elegy by Leon Oranian

Poetry by Leon Oranian

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February 16, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
Poetry

Little Bits of Shrapnel by Tyler Lawrence

4 poems by Tyler Lawrence

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Chicago/Local Writers/Poetry
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January 12, 2023
By sunflowerstationpress
Fiction + PoetryPoetry

3 Poems by Elyse Runkle

These three poems are excerpts from a larger work titled “Cheers to the Death of a Girl,” which explores the loss of innocence unique to the female experience. Immense responsibility, premature sexualization, common traumas, body image, and the admiration yet simultaneous rejection of femininity

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May 30, 2022
By Alexandra Jade
FictionFiction + PoetryPoetry

Salamander

I came into this world with boots caked in the mud of forgotten previous lives. This world was a dark one, but even though the woods maintained supernatural density, I could always find you. There was a stench. You were noxious in ways still foreign to my unbroken skin. I tried to appear invincible

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fiction/Los Angeles Writers/Poetry
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