Jen Coleman

What are these notes passed, folded letters, and communiqués? It is certainly a season for thin spaces and the thoughts that fill them. Here’s Jen Coleman’s poem “Dreaming Your Silence Is a Postal Service Error, 2005“:

This poem originally appeared in SC 4.3, available in print & ebook forms. For more connective tissue, subscribe! Our envelopes are never fully empty, so, read on!

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Pushcart Nominees 2015

Posted on 1 December, 20151 December, 2015 by Storm Cellar Editors

Dear Readers, about this time each year the Pushcart nomination season offers an opportunity to honor a few of our authors. These choices are tough, as we love all the work we publish, and everyone on the team helped out. For the Pushcart Prizes XLI we nominate:

Emily Cornell du Houx – “Sinkhole Tourism” (short fiction, #4.3)
Harmony Neal – “Phoenix” (short fiction, #4.2)
Caleb Tankersley – “We Have a City” (flash, #4.3)
Christine Bettis – “Lots” (poetry, #4.3)
Sea Sharp – “The Tall Grass Shuffles” (poetry, #4.2)
Jen Coleman – “Dreaming Your Silence as a Postal Service Error, 2005” (poetry, #4.3)

Check out issues 4.3 and 4.2, and get your copies here. We’d be falling down on the job if we didn’t mention you can subscribe (& order gift subscriptions) thisaway. Also and too, share your work. Read on!

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Jen Coleman: Dreaming Your Silence Is a Postal Service Error, 2005

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