#kelly krumrie

[marcogiovenale]

the 20th anniversary issue of 'sleepingfish' is now on line

This 20th anniversary issue features work by Steven Alvarez, Rosaire Appel, Ali Aktan Aşkın, Nat Baldwin, Niles Baldwin, Maeve Barry, Chiara Barzini, Mark Baumer, Emilio Carrero, Kim Chinquee, David-Baptiste Chirot, Bobby Crace, Anna DeForest, Federico Federici, Noah Eli Gordon, Mariangela Guatteri, John Haskell, Chelsea Hogue, Tim Horvath, Zebulon House (or Horse), Meiko Ko, Kelly Krumrie, Mary…

[shirleymag]

Issue 8 is born! Read these stirring stories at shirleymag.com The days have begun to shorten, the golden hour slips more quickly into darkness: proof that the world still spins. We've been thinking lately of stories as an escape from this spinning & the chaos it so often brings. The stories in this issue offer a way to dig into and through this world, a way to remember newness and ripeness; imaginings of possibilities. We're excited to share these works with all of you, each story like a moment stopped in amber and held to the light.

[lavaguejournal]

Issue 11 has landed! Featuring Amy Catanzano, Dara Cerv, Kate Colby, Joy Drury Cox, Kirsten Ihns, Kelly Krumrie, Maggie Queeney, Rosmarie Waldrop, and Audra Wolowiec: www.lavaguejournal.com 

[jeffalessandrelli]

Jeff Alessandrelli is the author of the book-length fictional essay And Yet (2022) and the poetry collection Fur Not Light (2019), which The Kenyon Review called an “example of radical humility … its poems enact a quiet but persistent empathy in the world of creative writing.” Alessandrelli directs the nonprofit book press/record label Fonograf Editions.

Kelly Krumrie is the author of Math Class (Calamari Archive, 2022). Other creative and critical writing appears in journals such as DIAGRAM, La Vague, Black Warrior Review, Full Stop, and The Explicator. She writes a column for Tarpaulin Sky Magazine called figuring on math and science in art and literature, and she’s a contributing editor for Annulet: A Journal of Poetics. She holds a PhD in English & Literary Arts: Creative Writing from the University of Denver.