Northern New England Review Volume 42 | 2022
Northern New England Review is published as a creative voice for the Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine region. NNER publishes writers and artists who live in, are from, or have connections to Vermont, New Hampshire, or Maine. If you live here, were once from here, lost or found your heart here, or are currently searching for it among the green hills, sparkling ponds, and rocky coasts, NNER has the poems, short fiction, and creative nonfiction you want to read. Northern New England Review is edited and designed by students and faculty at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, New Hampshire. Questions can be sent to Margot Douaihy, editor, at douaihym@franklinpierce.edu.
Northern New England Review is published as a creative voice for the Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine region. NNER publishes writers and artists who live in, are from, or have connections to Vermont, New Hampshire, or Maine. If you live here, were once from here, lost or found your heart here, or are currently searching for it among the green hills, sparkling ponds, and rocky coasts, NNER has the poems, short fiction, and creative nonfiction you want to read.
Northern New England Review is edited and designed by students and faculty at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, New Hampshire. Questions can be sent to Margot Douaihy, editor, at douaihym@franklinpierce.edu.
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Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board as well as on the Narrative
Medicine Track of Distinction Advisory Board for CUNY’s School
of Medicine. Hegamin has been a victim and patient advocate since
1998, working as an educator and counselor for organizations like
Women Against Rape, Planned Parenthood, Police Athletic League,
JPMorgan and Johnson& Johnson/Janssen Pharmaceutical.
PAUL O. JENKINS lives in New Hampshire and increasingly
in the past. He admires the work of Ted Kooser, Theodore Roethke,
and fellow librarian Philip Larkin.
MATTHEW JOHNSON's poetry has appeared in Maudlin House,
Front Porch Review, Maryland Literary Review, and elsewhere. A
native of New Rochelle, NY, he spent the majority of his childhood
in Stratford, CT. A former sports journalist (USA Today College,
The Daily Star in Oneonta, NY), he's an MA graduate of UNC-
Greensboro and a two-time Best of the Net Nominee. His debut
collection, Shadow Folks and Soul Songs (Kelsay Books) was released
in 2019. His second poetry collection is scheduled for release in Fall
2022 by New York Quarterly.
JOHN KENNEDY was born in Seattle, Washington, but after
several stops along the way made north-central Vermont his home.
He lives with his wife and two children. He writes for fun and has
never published a poem before. He is a public high school teacher
for fun and money.
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