Kobina Wright Featured in The Fiction Week Literary Review

TUSTIN, Calif. - April 25, 2013 - PRLog -- Poetry by Kobina Wright has recently been published in the online literary magazine, The Fiction Week Literary Review.  The latest publication comes at the heels of three other nuler poems penned by Wright published with the online literary magazine, The Bicycle Review.  

On The Fiction Week Literary Review, Wright’s poems are under the title, “Searching the Mines of Data…” though the three titles follow the traditional nuler structure which are verbose in nature and contain extremely lengthy titles.

Two works of art by Wright are currently featured on yet another literary magazine, Crack the Spine and more nuler poetry is featured in the Burning Word Literary Journal for the month of April.  At the end of this month, Wright’s poem titled, “School Girls and Sugar Daddies” will be featured in the The Missing Slate.

Wright is a Southern California native with a BA in Communications from California State University, Fullerton.  She has created several art series, including Eleven Twenty-three Girl, which is used in part by The G.R.E.E.N. Foundation, and her most recent series titled, “The Duet.”  

Wright recently completed an artist residency in Chiang Mai, Thailand and in March her work from the Cali Free series was featured in the online literary magazine, Boxcar Poetry Review.  

To view Wright’s work on The Fiction Week Literary Review website go to: http://www.fictionweek.com/fwliteraryreview/searchingmine....