issue 11 contributors

 

b.d. (her)

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b.d. is the poet of "Sniffing Daisies" in issue 11.

 

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a.b. (him)

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a.b. is the poet of "Nebulae" in issue 11.​

 

Abdul Baza is an poet, who appreciates language in a formal computational linguistic sense, in addition to a purely intuitive sensory one. His work has haunted a nondescript folder on his laptop for quite some while. However, in a sudden moment of clarity; he realized it would please him greatly for his pieces to breathe life, independent. At the very least, to an editor's eyes.

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a.g. (him)

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a.g. is the poet of "Stargazing" & "On God" in issue 11.

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Alfie Garland is a young poet, interested in converting the human experience into abstract poetry, in a way that can convey the unique microcosms of everyday interactions and emotions. As such, he draws inspiration from the people he encounters and environments he finds himself in.

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j.h. (him)

poet

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j.h. is the poet of "Time" in issue 11.

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J.H. has never before been published and is grateful to glitch magazine for this honor. When not driving his semi, J.H. enjoys outdoor activities and writing whatever comes to mind.

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terrence bull (him)

poet

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terrence bull is the poet of "Clarity of Thought" in issue 11.

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Born in my parent's bed in Rissington, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand in 1964, I grew up on a farm: where we woke up at 4.30am to get to work by sun up and got home for dinner at 9pm. I served time at Wanganui Collegiate School for 5 years before venturing into life. My wife and I met in Kenya: she was the daughter of the Pastor showing us around and my translator. She fixed my poor sermons and captured my heart. We currently live in a half done up old villa with a very pretty garden in Hastings, Hawkes Bay, with our two sons. I write and she cooks (is a talented chef), while they play video games (in between Uni and conquering the world).

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the rest of the contributors of issue 11 wished to stay anonymous.

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