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Author: Nicole Zwolinski

Nicole Zwolinski earned a BA in Creative Writing with a focus in poetry and Mass Communications – Journalism. Zwolinski is always learning and continues to take courses through The Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis and in 2011 attended the Mississippi River Creative Writing Workshop at St. Cloud State University. Zwolinski’s favorite course at The Loft was Writing through Photographs with Brad Zellar. Zwolinski has had a few short short plays performed live. In addition to plays, Zwolinski has had numerous poems selected for live readings. Zwolinski’s work has appeared in Firewords Quarterly, Flash Fiction Magazine, Bare Hands Issue 20, FishFood Magazine, Feminine Collective, and had a piece published in NEAT. For more visit her on Instagram @nicolezwrites.

Riverview Roving into Summer

July 16, 2024July 16, 2024 Nicole Zwolinski

The narrow office is dim, like the interior of a grocery store freezer, but instead of a chilling curtain hanging in the secluded air, a thick, musty, scent drips off the books that stretch from floor to ceiling. One small window in this same closet, behind the desk, is cracked Read more

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The Shapes I’ve Been

August 16, 2021August 16, 2021 Nicole Zwolinski

I say I know Minnesota like the back of my hand. I don’t know the back of my hand. I wouldn’t recognize it on the street or if it slammed a door. 1 Not like I recognize the lines etched near my eyes, I saw them emerging at 20 and Read more

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