Alan Semrow lives in Wisconsin and is a
graduate of English from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. His poetry
and fiction have been featured in multiple publications, including BlazeVOX14,
Red Fez, The Bicycle Review, Earl of Plaid Lit Journal, Danse
Macabre Literary Magazine, Potluck Magazine, Blotterature Lit Mag; The Rain,
Party, & Disaster Society; The Commonline Journal, Crack the Spine, Indiana
Voice Journal, EAP: The Magazine, Former People: A Journal of Bangs and
Whimpers, Golden Walkman Magazine, Barney Street, and Wordplay,
and he won the Essayist Award from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
English Department for his nonfiction work. In 2015, his stories are set to be
featured in several journals, including TWJ Magazine, The Corner Club
Press, The Biscuit, Eunoia Review, DoveTales Lit Journal, The Bitchin’ Kitsch, Calliope
Magazine, The Chaffey Review, and The Radvocate. Semrow spends
the majority of his free time with his boyfriend, friends, family, and Shih
Tzu, Remy. His blog can be found at http://alansemrowriter. wordpress.com.
July 1, 2015
March 7, 2015
FLASH FICTION BY ALAN SEMROW "WE USED TO FEED CHICKENS"
Alan Semrow lives in Wisconsin and is a graduate of English from
the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. His poems and fiction have
been featured in multiple publications, including BlazeVOX14, Red Fez, The Bicycle Review, Barney Street, and Wordplay,
and he won the Essayist Award from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens
Point English Department for his nonfiction work. In 2015, his stories
are set to be featured in Earl of Plaid Lit Journal, EAP: The Magazine, Former People: A Journal of Bangs and Whimpers, and Blotterature Lit Mag. Semrow spends the vast majority of his free time with his boyfriend, best friends, family, and Shih Tzu, Remy.
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