Name			Followers
	Kohl Rivers	Two poets digging-unravelling-studying revolutions by less-known artists. We start our journey with South Asian women and hope to move beyond geography as we flow through artistic realms.	4
	Byline or By Crook	I’ve written over 200 pieces of content in the past couple of years in places like Rue Morgue, Better Humans, Vice, Tordotcom, and so many more. This is the hub for all my self-published work. Follow for well-written pieces of varied interests.	4
	poems from the pandemic	the trials and tribulations of chronic illness amidst a pandemic	4
	The Quirky Bird	Writing quirky words in a quirky world in all their quirky forms.	3
	Between Home and the Sea	Poems of fairytale and of life.	3
	Pressed Leaves	A collection of Dayton O’Donnell’s writing	3
	Snapshots in Time	Welcome to Snapshots in Time. Here you can submit, read, and be at home among short stories, vignettes, fiction, and poetry.	3
	17 Onji	17 Onji publishes haiku and senryu in both modern Western style (i.e. 17 syllables) and in a form more in keeping with Japanese tradition (i.e. poems that are closer in length / duration to 17 Japanese onji, or what we know as mora).	3
	AirOff	AirOff is an open space for poems that explore themes relating to morality, culture, and social life.	3
	The Espresso Martini	The Espresso Martini is a publication dedicated to deep thinkers. Explore what lies beneath seemingly ordinary objects, events and people. As a fan of philosophy, The Espresso Martini value meaningful discussions. We accept poetry, fiction, essays, think pieces, and more.	3
	Silent Wind	Vincent Triola’s Fiction, Poems, Rants, & Reviews	3
	Bambzi Ellis Writes	Writer. Creative. A Girl Who Loves a Good Story. Follow my publication to keep up with my writing journey!	3
	Poetaph	Poetaph is a safe haven for a new guild of creative writers that want to engrave their thoughts in Medium’s white marble. We welcome all forms of creative writing	3
	Outdoor Poetry	The human body wants to move and dance. It expresses itself through music and cadence and sound. Outdoor poetry seeks words which escape the mind and its endless self-reflection, and ground us in the body that dances.	3
	That Time	breaking a lifetime of silence	2