@nicholasmonte

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“After the Plague” by Nicholas Montemarano |
Two Poems - The Los Angeles Review
Two Poems - The Los Angeles Review
Grieving Covid Losses, Five Years Later
Grieving Covid Losses, Five Years Later
"Sinshine [sic]" — The Hopkins Review 18.1
"Sinshine [sic]" — The Hopkins Review 18.1
"DisasterAssistance.gov" & "Quiet Quit" - 2 poems @ Electric Lit
"DisasterAssistance.gov" & "Quiet Quit" - 2 poems @ Electric Lit
Bug-out Bag - Palette Poetry
Bug-out Bag - Palette Poetry
Copper Nickel | Fall 2024 | "A Neighborly Day in This Beautywood"
"Sonnet Beginning with Job and Ending with Dickinson" from Meridian
"My Mother Speaks to Me From the Afterlife," a poem in Sojourners
"My Mother Speaks to Me From the Afterlife," a poem in Sojourners
Four years in, covid flags no longer fly. Families’ grief remains.
“Second Coming” | Rattle: Poetry
"Plague Song" & "Plague Choreography," 2 new poems in Diode
"Lament," a poem in America magazine
"Lament," a poem in America magazine
"Help & Soar," a new short story in StoryQuarterly 55
"Help & Soar," a new short story in StoryQuarterly 55

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