The literary journal ionosphere focuses on the relationship between science, technology, and the human experience. This first issue showcases poems that explore how science and technology affect our lives, the lived experiences of people of diverse backgrounds and identities, and the natural and built environment in fresh and innovative ways. The 20 featured authors hail from four different continents and represent both established and new voices.
This issue features poetry by M. A. Dubbs, Jordan Davidson, Julia Wellham, Alisa Lindfield-Pratt, Makinde Adebayo Adeniyi, Kushal Poddar, Sandra J. Lindow, Shamik Banerjee, Kayla Pica Williams, Marc Isaac Potter, Ebenezer Mowete, T. D. Walker, Geetanjali Lachke, Christopher Collingwood, Jan Cronos, Rizwan Akhtar, Jay Besemer, Patrick O’Reilly, Jen Colclough, and Michael Wayne Clark.
The literary journal ionosphere focuses on the relationship between science, technology, and the human experience. This first issue showcases poems that explore how science and technology affect our lives, the lived experiences of people of diverse backgrounds and identities, and the natural and built environment in fresh and innovative ways. The 20 featured authors hail from four different continents and represent both established and new voices.
This issue features poetry by M. A. Dubbs, Jordan Davidson, Julia Wellham, Alisa Lindfield-Pratt, Makinde Adebayo Adeniyi, Kushal Poddar, Sandra J. Lindow, Shamik Banerjee, Kayla Pica Williams, Marc Isaac Potter, Ebenezer Mowete, T. D. Walker, Geetanjali Lachke, Christopher Collingwood, Jan Cronos, Rizwan Akhtar, Jay Besemer, Patrick O’Reilly, Jen Colclough, and Michael Wayne Clark.