Kelly R. Samuels is the author of the full-length collection All the Time in the World (Kelsay Books) and two chapbooks: Words Some of Us Rarely Use and Zeena/Zenobia Speaks.
She is a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee with work appearing in The Massachusetts Review, Court Green and RHINO. She lives in the Upper Midwest.
Website: https://www.krsamuels.com/
Instagram: @kellyrsamuels
Experience Cape Coral like never before at this tastefully furnished 3-bedroom, 2-bath vacation rental nestled in the quiet Pelican neighborhood. This single-story canalfront home boasts an elegant, beach-themed interior with sleek white decor, and a stunning outdoor entertainment space with a pool, patio, outdoor grilling station, and private dock! Whether you’re here to fish in the Gulf of Mexico or work on your swing at the Cape Royal Golf Club, this is the perfect Southwest Florida escape!
Get out of the cold! Experience the less touristy, south shore of Jamaica! Villa Hikaru is a lovely, classic well-kept late 60s era Jamaican stone
Elizabeth Vignali is the author of the poetry collection “House of the
Silverfish” (Unsolicited Press 2021).
Her work has appeared in Willow Springs, Cincinnati Review,
Poetry Northwest, Mid-American Review, Tinderbox, The Literary
Review, and others. She lives in the Pacific Northwest, where she
works as an optician, produces the Bellingham Kitchen Session reading
series, and serves as poetry editor of Sweet Tree Review. Find her
on Instagram at Random_Acts_of_Lineness.
Written by Trina Dorrah MD, MPH
Dr. Dorrah is a hospitalist and binge eating life coach.
She can be reached at www.foodfreedommd.com
Aaron Morgenstein is an orthopedic surgeon and founder of Flexmedstaff.com
Emily Hockaday’s first full-length collection, Naming the Ghost, is available on Barnes & Noble and with Cornerstone Press. Her second book, In a Body, an ecopoetry collection about chronic illness, is forthcoming October 2023 with Harbor Editions.
You can find Emily at www.emilyhockaday.com or tweeting (for now) @E_Hockaday.
Written by Michael Mark
This poem originally appeared in Santa Fe Literary Review
Dr. Spier was the first eye surgeon in New Jersey to participate in Mission Cataract, a national program which provides free cataract and implant surgery to those who have no means to pay. This has become an annual project at the Institute.