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Poetry, Interviews, Articles, and More 

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A poem by Taylor Franson-Thiel.

Taylor is a Pushcart-nominated poet from Utah, now based in Fairfax, Virginia. She received her Master's in Creative Writing from Utah State University and is pursuing an MFA at George Mason University. She enjoys lifting heavy weights and posting reviews to Goodreads like someone is actually reading them. 

Published for BRAG Online April 2024.

By Taylor Franson-Thiel, 
Insta: @taylorfthiel
X: @taylorfranson

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A poem by Emily Donoher.

Published for BRAG Online March 2024.

By Emily Donoher, 
Insta: @thediaryofasun

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Our Editor in Chief Reviews Tom Branfoot's Boar. 

By Brandon Bennett

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A Review of The Road

By Matt Sutton,
Sept 2023

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A new poem from Hull Native Joe Simpson.

By Joe Simpson,
Sept 2023

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A 21st Century Look at The Dharma Bums, a modern classic and the creation of a giant of 20th Century Literature.

By Brandon Bennett, Sept 2023

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Take a deep dive into the twisted mind of Mr Nefarious himself.

By Kaolan O'Connor

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A thrilling tale of miss adventure and zany characters. Written by the man that believes that this is in fact what it is. A trip through a lost man's profiteering of something he could never quite explain. 

By Reginald bolton 

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Read for the tale of Chief Braggart’s interview with fine line artist Jim Kite, and the story behind Issue I cover art Oldham Street.

By Brandon Bennett  

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A fine poem from the legend, Paul Evans, featured in BRAG Issue: I

By Paul Evans   

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A powerful poem from a soon to be powerful force in the poetic world, featured in BRAG Issue: I 

By Carmen Sacalus

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The strange ethos behind odd mind and confused word smiths. The lexicon Dyslexia is a guild to complete freedom in the literary world. From Dyslexic minds for those who struggle with words and other trivial communication.

By Reginald Bolton

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