Marc Frazier
Marc Frazier has published poetry in well over a hundred literary journals and is listed in Poets & Writers Directory of Writers. He is the recipient of an Illinois Arts Council Award for poetry and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and two “best of the nets.” Marc has also been featured on Verse Daily. He continually publishes poetry, essays, flash fiction, book reviews, memoir, and photographs. All four of his poetry books are available online. Originally, a Chicago-area, LGBTQ writer, he now resides in Fort Lauderdale. website: www.marcfrazierwrites.com. Twitter: @marcfrazier45 Instagram: mcfj24. He endorses Feeding America.
Blue turned to her partner in crime, wig now precariously askew after her hefty gyrations, and with an exhausted breath said, “Well, guess our job here is done, Anita!” as those still waiting in line took their next step towards their destination.
What’s it like to be nineteen?
Not all heart emojis and dorm parties
For a survivor carrying all that guilt.
It’s too much sitting in classes now:
There was no getting around it. Everyone was old. The gay writing group, Chicago Scribes, had started in 1980 and was now the oldest, continuously running gay workshop and publishing outlet in the country.
