Brad Rose

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Publications

The Los Angeles Times American Journal of Poetry New York Quarterly Folio Hunger Mountain Clockhouse Sequestrum Cultural Weekly Best Micro Fiction, 2019 Steam Ticket 45th Parallel Into the Void Cloudbank decomP Blink Ink Right Hand Pointing San Pedro River Review The Baltimore Review Third Wednesday Lunch Ticket Chiron Review The Potomac Off the Coast Pithead Chapel Grey Sparrow Journal Miracle Monocle Midwest Review Abandon Journal streetcake (UK) *82 Review MacQueen’s Quinterly Unbroken Journal Fatal Flaw Flash Boulevard Shift, A Journal of Literary Oddities Bending Genres Steel Toe Review: a Journal of Southern Arts and Letters Prometheus Dreaming Inverted Syntax/Fissured Tongues Camroc Press Review Posit Tattoo Highway Random Sample Barely South Review Monkeybicycle Sonic Boom Mutiny Bombfire The Writing Disorder The Headlight Review Boston Literary Magazine Cease, Cows Oddball Magazine Heavy Feather Review Santa Fe Literary Review The Molotov Cocktail Short, Fast and Deadly The Commonline Journal Calliope Nerve Mad Hat Lit Burningword Imagination and Place Little (flash) Fiction, SleetMagagazine.com FutureCycle Poetry Unfold, cur.ren.cy, Broken City Six Sentences Fiction at Work, Up and Under/QND Review, Blue Print Review riverbabble Getting Something Read Espresso Stories SMITH Magazine SpokenWar Gloom Cuppboard Pow Fast Flash Fiction Six Little Things Staccato Fiction The Legendary Centrifugal Eye Flashshot Reprint Poetry Crack the Spine Eunoia Review Mixitini Matrix One Sentence Poems 50 Word Stories Uut Poetry Festival Writer Silver Birch Press Cryopoetry Helen Microw Angels Flight Literary West concis Donut Factory Five:2:One (b)OINK Poems2Go SHANTIH little leo The Closed Eye Open Meow Meow Pow Pow Subprimal OXXOXOXO Open: Journal of Arts & Letters Drunk Monkeys Golden Walkman Red Coyote The Closed Eye, Open The Daily Drunk Beatnik Cowboy ubu The Drabble

QUOTES

What is poetry and if you know what is poetry what is prose -- Gertrude Stein, Poetry and Grammar

"Every story should have a beginning, middle and end, but not necessarily in that order." ---Jean-Luc Goddard

For a long time now I have tried simply to write the best I can. Sometimes I have good luck and write better than I can.---Ernest Hemingway

HEMINGWAY: I rewrote the ending to Farewell to Arms, the last page of it, thirty-nine times before I was satisfied.

INTERVIEWER: Was there some technical problem there? What was it that had stumped you?

HEMINGWAY: Getting the words right.

Brad Rose

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