Corridor #34 will be distributed over the next two weeks. Keep your eyes peeled!
The December Corridor reflects on the passage of time through shifting seasons, lingering memories, and the small moments that shape our days. The poems and artwork explore how time changes what we notice, what we carry, and how we find meaning in the ordinary.
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Join Us for the HamLit “After Dark” Book Launch Reading
Please come out to Brandywine for a book reading. I’ll be there reading my creepy new poem, “You Were Never Really There.” Thank you, HamLit Editors, Rochelle, David, and Joe.
November Poetry Release: Explore the Themes of Change
This issue of Corridor reflects on the change in the natural world and our inner lives. The poems move through autumn winds, aging, memory, and renewal, reminding us that we are always in motion, always between what fades and what begins again.
Corridor Zine Vol. 32: Poetry that Connects Past and Present
Corridor Vol. 32 is full of poems that look at memory, change, and the unknown. Many pieces show how the past stays with us—whether it’s a childhood lunch box, an old mill, or a winding tunnel that feels like a dream. The writers move between everyday life and moments that feel mysterious or otherworldly, like voices of ancestors, strange Halloween magic, or rivers blessed by a goddess.
September Corridor: Embracing Change with Humor and Resilience
September Corridor might not have an overwhelming feeling of fall, and there is NO mention of cursed pumpkin spice, but there are some deep feels.
In this issue, our contributors explore how we face life’s obstacles and turning points. From drooping foxgloves to foggy highways, fireflies to restless dogs, each piece shows the unexpected challenges along our paths.
Corridor’s Summer Collection: New Voices and Visual Art
The first day of summer is June 20th. Many regular contributing poets have submitted poems and art in groups of three to cover the three months. I am excited to share this collection with you over the next few months. In addition to a surplus of poetry, NEW voices are finding Corridor.
Corridor, Celebrating Creativity and Freedom of Expression
Here we are, May 2025, and the world feels upside down and sideways. Despite all this, poets are going to poet, and artist are going to art. Creative people will continue to do their part…I’m thankful to live in a country where freedom of expression is still available to its citizens.
Corridor Zine: Submit Your Art and Poetry Today!
Calling all poets and artists along the I-5 Corridor! The zine “Corridor” needs you. The submission deadline is the 15th of each month. See below for details, FAQs, and other mind-blowing information.
Found Art: A Journey Through Connection and Creativity
Found art is modest, magical, and mysterious. A conversation started and completed by two bodies and minds that do not know each other in a traditional way, yet connect in the area of the abstract. Art does that. Sometimes holding a conversation over decades.
Celebrating 25 Volumes of Corridor: A Tribute to Tom Robbins
The March edition of Corridor hits a milestone: Volume 25! So young, so innocent, and ready to take on the world. This month’s Corridor’s cover is by me, Shannon Laws, titled “Roadside Distractions Appear Along a Foggy Corridor.” It seems fitting given the current political environment in the U.S..
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