Featured Artist: D.R. James
Synkroniciti is pleased to welcome back poet D.R. James, who won the “Ritual” contest in our last issue and was a Featured Reader at our March Soirée. Our “Flow” issue …
Featured Artist: Ron Pullins
Welcome Ron Pullins. You might remember that Synkronciti nominated Ron’s story “Clocks::Corn” from our “Hidden” issue for Best of the Net last year. He’s back in our new issue with …
Featured Artist: Hazel Copcutt
Synkroniciti is delighted to introduce artist Hazel Copcutt with three whimsical digital images from her Liquify Me Series: “Non Non, Non Le Mange Pas,” “She Whispered Softly, I Must Run …
Featured Artist: Carmen Kennedy
Synkroniciti is excited to welcome visual artist Carmen Kennedy from Austin, Texas, with three sumptuous mixed media works: “Dreaming of Mt. Fuji,” “Water is Life” and “Bee Madonna with Fish.” …
Featured Artist: Peter Dakutis
Synkroniciti is excited to welcome playwright Peter Dakutis from Atlanta, Georgia. The sparkling comedy Transcodicil tells the story of Joe and Shawna, a transgender couple in the process of claiming …
Featured Artist: Jonathan Yungkans
Synkroniciti is euphoric to welcome back Los Angeles-based poet and photographer Jonathan Yungkans. The June 1st issue will include two stunning pieces, “In Deeper Green,” a lush cadralor that brings …
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 …
Featured Artist: Jonathan Yungkans
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 …
Look and Listen #13: Emi Mahmoud, How to Translate a Joke from Button Poetry
“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 …
Look and Listen #1: Our Journeys, Our Stories: In Our Own Words by Carolyn Elaine Miller
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 …