Music Knows No Color
“Colored American Day,” Joseph scoffed. “What a slap in the face, Grandpap. There oughta be—” “We...
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Leah Angstman
Leah Angstman is a transplanted Midwesterner, unsure of what feels like home anymore. She has served as Editor-in-Chief of Alternating Current Press for two decades; writes historical fiction, poetry, and plays; has had 20 chapbooks published; and has earned two Pushcart Prize nominations. Recently, she won the Nantucket Directory Poetry Contest and was a placed finalist in the Bevel Summers Prize for Short Fiction (Washington & Lee University), the Baltimore Science Fiction Society Poetry Contest, and the West Coast Eisteddfod Poetry Competition. Her work has appeared in numerous journals, including Los Angeles Review of Books, The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Tupelo Quarterly, Midwestern Gothic, and Shenandoah. She can be found at www.leahangstman.com.
Leah Angstman is a transplanted Midwesterner, unsure of what feels like home anymore. She has served as Editor-in-Chief of Alternating Current Press for two decades; writes historical fiction, poetry, and plays; has had 20 chapbooks published; and has earned two Pushcart Prize nominations. Recently, she won the Nantucket Directory Poetry Contest and was a placed finalist in the Bevel Summers Prize for Short Fiction (Washington & Lee University), the Baltimore Science Fiction Society Poetry Contest, and the West Coast Eisteddfod Poetry Competition. Her work has appeared in numerous journals, including Los Angeles Review of Books, The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Tupelo Quarterly, Midwestern Gothic, and Shenandoah. She can be found at www.leahangstman.com.
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