Featured Artist: Barbara Blatner
Our last Featured Artist of our 7th issue is Playwright Barbara Blatner. We are thrilled to welcome her back with a Zoom short play about romance and relationships in the …
Our last Featured Artist of our 7th issue is Playwright Barbara Blatner. We are thrilled to welcome her back with a Zoom short play about romance and relationships in the …
A shout out to our resident poet and keeper of intellectual musings and deep feels, Jonathan Yungkans! His poetry has been a feature of every Synkroniciti issue except for our …
“How to Translate a Joke” is a perceptive poem about how humor and comedy can be a vehicle for prejudice and a means of enforcing the status quo. The remarkable …
This is the first post of our new “Listen” series, about the journeys and contributions of people of color. Please take some time to drift through and meditate on this …
Say hello to Synkroniciti regular Jonathan Yungkans, who has three gorgeous poems in the new issue! Not the Smoothness, Not the Insane Clocks on the wall is a humorous, pop-culture …
Welcome author John Sheirer, a natural story-teller with a sparkling sense of humor. His short-story, Please Use Our Award-Winning Restrooms, is a delightfully playful tale of a burned-out writer approaching …
Meet Maureen McCarthy, a wonderfully sassy, practical and introspective writer. You might remember her essay about her experience in Barcelona which was featured in our first issue. Maureen uses travel …
Day 10 of the Globe-trotting Travel Series comes to us from Barcelona, Spain, where illustrator Varvara Fomina, originally from St. Petersburg, Russia, documents her lockdown experience with delightfully zany comics. …
Day 22: Enjoy this searingly funny satire of modern “sensibility” by Alex Lemon. This is Beautification Campaign. Who knows what might happen if people began to look past what advertising …
In response to the Covid-19 outbreak around the globe, Synkroniciti will be posting a video of a poem every day for forty days. If you would like to participate, please …