Isabelle Kenyon is a UK based poet with 2 chapbooks out (This is not a Spectacle and Digging Holes To Another Continent, Clare Songbirds Publishing House) and an anthology which she edited for UK mental health charity Mind, Please Hear What I'm Not Saying. She’s just launched Fly on the wall Poetry Press, which will publish further anthologies for charities on themes. You can find out all about her work at www.flyonthewallpoetry.co.uk 1. What music have you been listening to

Carly Anne Ravnikar is a punk artist native to South Eastern Wisconsin. She is an eloquent hoarder of poems and crafts who struggles to remain within the confines of society. She serves professionally in higher education student services – creatively in print and performance. In 2018 she was selected as a Poet Laureate for the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin. In 2015, dancing girl press published her poetry collection, “Housewifery." Other poetry has appeared in Left of the Lake,

...and that's a wrap for Vol. 2! Here's the complete list, so you can more easily revisit individual pieces: Legend, by Courtney LeBlanc A Japanese legend says if you can’t sleep it’s because you’re awake in someone else’s dream. Featured Writer: Courtney LeBlanc A Love Song In Four Bars, by Jessie Lynn McMains It’s just you’re so pretty when yr putty, yr so damaged like a fist to a mirror. Sir Math, by Kelly Sexton And I almost fucked you, after the dirty talk about the fact

I’m very excited to introduce our first featured writer, Courtney LeBlanc, whose poem Legend, was the first poem in vol. 2 of the Bone & Ink Press blog-zine. Courtney is the author of the chapbooks All in the Family (Bottlecap Press) and The Violence Within (Flutter Press) and is an MFA candidate at Queens University of Charlotte. Her poetry is published or forthcoming in Public Pool, Rising Phoenix Review, The Legendary, Germ Magazine, Quail Bell Magazine, Brain Mill Press,