Editor’s Post: “Center City, Philadelphia, 4/16/2018”

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Ayesha F. Hamid is a poet and creative nonfiction writer published in Blue Bonnet ReviewPhilly Flash InfernoSheepshead Review, and Rathalla Review. Her full-length memoir The Borderland Between Worlds is available through Auctus Publishers at Barnes and Nobles and Amazon.  Ayesha also has a full-length poetry collection called Waiting for Resurrection. She is a Poetry Editor at Ran Off With the Star Bassoon and an Assistant Poetry Editor for The Night Heron Barks. She is the Editor-in-Chief at The City Key.

Ayesha holds a Bachelor of Arts in French and A Bachelors of Science in Sociology from Chestnut Hill College, M.F.A. in Creative Writing and an M.A. in Publishing from Rosemont College. She also holds an M.A. in Sociology from Brooklyn College.  Aside from writing, Ayesha also loves film, travel, and photography. You can find Ayesha on twitter @ahamidwriter

Ayesha is a lover of cities, big and small.

Pictures of the City by Thomas Gillaspy

Thomas Gillaspy is a northern California photographer. His photography has been featured in numerous magazines including the literary journals: Compose, Portland Review and Brooklyn Review. Further information and additional examples of his work are available at:

http://www.thomasgillaspy.com

Thomasmichaelart@yahoo.com

Editor’s Post: “Philadelphia, 11/20/2015”

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Ayesha F. Hamid is a poet and creative nonfiction writer published in Blue Bonnet ReviewPhilly Flash InfernoSheepshead Review, and Rathalla Review. Her full-length memoir The Borderland Between Worlds is available through Auctus Publishers at Barnes and Nobles and Amazon.  Ayesha also has a full-length poetry collection called Waiting for Resurrection. She is a Poetry Editor at Ran Off With the Star Bassoon and an Assistant Poetry Editor for The Night Heron Barks. She is the Editor-in-Chief at The City Key.

Ayesha holds a Bachelor of Arts in French and A Bachelors of Science in Sociology from Chestnut Hill College, M.F.A. in Creative Writing and an M.A. in Publishing from Rosemont College. She also holds an M.A. in Sociology from Brooklyn College.  Aside from writing, Ayesha also loves film, travel, and photography. You can find Ayesha on twitter @ahamidwriter 

Ayesha is a love of cities, big and small.

Editor’s Post: “New York City”

Ayesha F. Hamid is a poet and creative nonfiction writer published in Blue Bonnet ReviewPhilly Flash InfernoSheepshead Review, and Rathalla Review. Her full-length memoir The Borderland Between Worlds is available through Auctus Publishers at Barnes and Nobles and Amazon.  Ayesha also has a full-length poetry collection called Waiting for Resurrection. She is a Poetry Editor at Ran Off With the Star Bassoon and an Assistant Poetry Editor for The Night Heron Barks. She is the Editor-in-Chief at The City Key.

Ayesha holds a Bachelor of Arts in French and A Bachelors of Science in Sociology from Chestnut Hill College, M.F.A. in Creative Writing and an M.A. in Publishing from Rosemont College. She also holds an M.A. in Sociology from Brooklyn College.  Aside from writing, Ayesha also loves film, travel, and photography. You can find Ayesha on twitter @ahamidwriter 

Ayesha is a lover of cities, big and small.

“Rome and Tropea” by Erica Utti

Erica Utti is a student of the arts.  Her photography has also appeared in Reflections Magazine.

Erica Utti is a student of the arts.  Her photography has also appeared in Reflections Magazine. 

“Philadelphia” by Anthony Natale

Anthony Natale has been interested in photography, nature, and the city from an early age.  His work focuses on living systems…life in the outdoors, as well as in the city.  As a native of Southern New Jersey, he grew up surrounded by the NJ Pinelands, which inspired his artistic focus on living, vibrant communities.  Now a resident of Philadelphia, he is often found wandering the city with his camera, capturing the intersection of nature and urban life.  He works to instill a sense of wonder and respect in others about their environment, attempting to build memory through photography of the ever changing dynamic world around us.