Here’s the third of a series of semi-regular posts that will showcase the fine work of Fringe contributors past. Today we look at the loads of poetry that our former contributors have tossed onto the internet

• Alaskan Bridge to Nowhere poet BRAD JOHNSON has work up in Pank, Insolent Rudder, Clapboard House, the Kennesaw Review and Facets.
• COREY MESLER has a funky new chapbook out that’s available on Etsy and at his own bookstore.
• HESTER MURMAN was our second featured artist, but now she’s publishing poetry under her real name — Gindy Elizabeth Houston, over at The Smoking Poet
• Artist PETER SCHWARTZ has also turned poet with pieces in Diagram, Cella’s Round Trip, Frostwriting and Poetry Super Highway.

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