Articles by Donna Dallas

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Donna Dallas studied Creative Writing and Philosophy at NYU's Gallatin School and was lucky enough to study under William Packard, founder and editor of the New York Quarterly. Most recently she is found in The Opiate, Anti Heroin Chic, Beatnik Cowboy and Horror Zine among many other publications. She has just published her novel, "Death Sisters," with Alien Buddha Press, and currently serves on the editorial team for Red Fez.

"...There are no more secrets..."

"Ever wonder who they are..."

"...he seeks deep thought conversations..."

"...I don't want to be your constant bad dream..."

"...that day after that terrible storm faded..."

"...not for ponderers nor slackers..."

"...the world a knot you could never unravel..."

"...the strongest trees bend with the wind under the silent moon..."

"...though nothing’s ever wanted her in the way she envisioned..."

"...I try to stand steady ..."