Author: Constance Brewer

  • Let the Poet Speak! – Mark A. Fisher

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    Drifter available on Amazon Mark A. Fisher is a writer, poet, and playwright living in Tehachapi, CA. His poetry has appeared in: Reliquiae, Silver Blade, American Diversity Report, and many other places. His first chapbook, drifter, is available from Amazon. Mark’s poem “there are fossils” (originally published in Silver Blade) came in second in the 2020 Dwarf Stars Speculative Poetry…

  • Let the Poet Speak! – Christine Stewart-Nuñez

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    Christine Stewart-Nuñez, South Dakota’s poet laureate from 2019-2021, is the author and editor of several books, including The Poet & The Architect (2021), South Dakota in Poems: An Anthology (2020), Untrussed (2016) and Bluewords Greening (2016), winner of the 2018 Whirling Prize (literature of disability theme). Her poetry has been the basis for international, cross-artistic collaborations with colleagues in music,…

  • Let the Poet Speak! – Joanne Durham

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    To Drink from a Wider Bowl by Joanne Durham, winner of the 2021 Sinclair Poetry Prize Joanne Durham Website twitter: @DurhamJoanne Joanne Durham Bio Joanne Durham is the author of To Drink from a Wider Bowl, winner of the Sinclair Poetry Prize (Evening Street Press, April 1, 2022). Her chapbook, On Shifting Shoals, is forthcoming from Kelsay Books. Her poems will or…

  • Let the Poets Speak! – .chisaraokwu

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    .chisaraokwu Bio .chisaraokwu. (she/hers) is a manifestation of the Igbo people in North America. Before transitioning to the art, she practiced medicine and served as a senior health policy advisor in the federal government. Her art explores the indigenous practices of the Igbo, their (non)expression | suppression in Eurocentric spaces, and how the spirit |…

  • Let the Poets Speak! – Merrill Oliver Douglas

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    Merrill Oliver Douglas Bio Merrill Oliver Douglas is the author of the poetry chapbook Parking Meters into Mermaids (Finishing Line Press, 2020). Her poems have appeared in Baltimore Review, Barrow Street, Tar River Poetry, Stone Canoe, Little Patuxent Review and Gyroscope Review,among others. She lives near Binghamton, New York. Find more poets reading their work on the Gyroscope Review main page, search…

  • Spring 2022 Issue

    Spring 2022 Issue

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    Welcome the Spring 2022 Issue of Gyroscope Review! We’re so glad you’re here. Join us in welcoming our Seventh Anniversary Issue of Gyroscope Review with outstanding work by the following poets: Testimony Akinkunmi, Susan Barry-Schulz, Stuart Bartow, Lois Bassen, Lisa Bledsoe, Lavina Blossom, Dorothy Brooks, Mary Lou Buschi, Wendy Carlisle, Noah Cohen-Greenberg, David Colodney, John…