Clockwise Cat Strikes Back
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FEATURED FEMME:<br />
SARAH FRANCES MORAN<br />
Editor’s note: When we read Sarah Frances Moran’s submission that<br />
contained “Bill Cosby Responds,” we knew we had hit gold with this unique versifier.<br />
The poem, which should be viral verse by now, mingles humor recalling Cosby’s former<br />
status as a fabled children’s icon with hard-hitting sarcasm about his malevolent<br />
misogynistic misdeeds that have recently come to light. We decided that yes, she<br />
WOULD be this issue’s Featured Femme - oh yes, she would. We also asked her to share<br />
some of her photography, as she loves her some nature and some animals! So without<br />
further ado, we present the verse and visuals of Sarah Frances Moran.<br />
Author bio: Sarah Frances Moran is a writer, editor, animal lover, videogamer, queer<br />
Latina. She thinks Chihuahuas should rule the world and prefers their company to people<br />
90% of the time. She was born and raised in Houston, Texas. Writing for her came out of<br />
a desire to help others and has evolved into full blown insistence on changing the<br />
world. Her aim is to poetically fight for love and harness the type of tender violence<br />
needed to push love forward. She strongly believes that words have immeasurable<br />
power. She is the founder/editor of Yellow Chair Review whose inaugural issue is out in<br />
June 2015. Her work has most recently been published or is upcoming in FreezeRay<br />
Poetry, Thank You For Swallowing, Drunk Monkeys, Rust+Moth, Maudlin House,<br />
Blackheart Magazine, Red Fez and The Bitchin’ Kitsch.Her work is equal parts<br />
frustration, hope, anger, advocacy and love. At the heart of it, she's a stick-a-love-poemin-your-back-pocket<br />
kind of poet. She’s a huge advocate for animal welfare and works<br />
daily to combat pet overpopulation. Spay and neuter your pets people. She resides in<br />
Waco, Texas with her partner and their small menagerie of small 4-legged critters.