The Word's Faire . 9/15/25 The Word's Faire . 9/15/25

‘The Amazing M.’

Greg Walklin’s work has appeared in Arts and Letters, Hawai’i Pacific Review, Emrys Journal, Palooka, and Pulp Literature, among other publications.

The Word's Faire . 9/14/25 The Word's Faire . 9/14/25

‘Art Asylum’

Noah Redondo is an aspiring creative writer one year removed from graduating college who has a passion for writing

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‘Cutting Holes in the Blanket’

Will Carter is a Lecturer of English at Kennesaw State University. His memoir, Getting Better, which covers the first seven months of his recovery after suffering a brain injury and a stroke during his senior year of high school, is published by Running Wild Press. Will had been published in His View from Home, Brain Injury Hope Magazine, The South Florida Poetry Journal, and more.

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‘THE DINNER PARTY’

Meg Tenuta was born on Valentine's Day in San Antonio, TX, and has been chasing stories, stages, and spotlights ever since. A singer, dancer, and actress by trade, she moved to Los Angeles at 19. She spent her early career performing across the country, eventually appearing on reality TV shows like I Survived a Japanese Game Show, American Idol, and Summer Camp, along with landing over 100 commercials credits. Now based in the suburbs of Chicago with her husband and two daughters, she's focused on completing her debut novel; a mythological, emotionally layered story she's been shaping for years.