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What is Three Panels Press (3PP)?
Hello and Welcome!
Three Panels Press is a vibrant literary magazine that carves a unique niche at the intersection of art history and ekphrastic poetry. Our publication is a celebration of creativity, offering a platform where the visual and the verbal coexist and converse. By focusing on the rich dialogue between art and literature, we aim to foster a deeper appreciation of both forms.
At Three Panels Press, we invite submissions of poetry, prose, photography and art that engage with our core themes. Whether through the written word or visual imagery, contributors are encouraged to explore the evocative power of art and its capacity to inspire narrative and reflection. Our magazine seeks works that not only respond to art but also illuminate its historical and cultural contexts, providing readers with a multifaceted experience.
We are committed to showcasing diverse voices and perspectives, understanding that every piece of art and literature brings its own story and significance. Three Panels Press is not just a magazine but a community where artists and writers can share their visions and where readers can discover new connections between different artistic expressions. Join us in this journey of exploring the dynamic relationship between art and literature.
***Do not share/modify/reuse any work on Three Panels Press without crediting the artists/contributors.
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Meet the 3PP Team!

Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Jhazzy Jhane
Jhazzy Jhane (she/her) is a poet and gerontologist with a love of art history. She currently works as a communications and marketing analyst, working with the aging department. One of her favorite artists is Caravaggio. She loves music, and her first form of poetry was writing lyrics. She looks forward to reading your work!

Editor
Lola Beatrice Braut
Linguist by trade, free spirit by nature, with one foot firmly in the world of computer science. She has translated scripts for TV, worked with words in more ways than one, and has never been particularly interested in sticking to a single job description for too long.
Curious by default and always on the hunt for something new, interesting, and inspiring.
Meet Lola Beatrice Braut. Precise, adventurous, perpetually two steps ahead, and somehow capable of achieving more by 9 am than most people manage in an entire day.

Social Media Manager (X)
Tyler Jones
Tyler Auston, T.A., Jones (he/him) is a Black poet/writer based in Atlanta, Georgia. He graduated from Western Carolina University with a bachelor's in English and a minor in Creative Writing. He currently works as a middle school ELA teacher and occasional music journalist/ podcaster for CentralSauce. Tyler also enjoys playwriting, screenwriting, and poetry. He's finishing his first poetry compilation,
Obsidian Sun.
My work has been published/ featured in Chill Subs, Fahmidan Journal, Sage Cigarettes, Hyacinth Review, Erato Magazine, and That Black Boy Mag. I have music articles published in CentralSauce. I graduated from Western Carolina University.

Designer
Corinna Kaspar
Corinna is a versatile artist and designer based in the Munich area, specializing in 3D design, graphic design, classical, and digital art. With over ten years of experience in traditional art and around six years of professional practice in the creative field, she blends her passion for innovative, detailed concepts with a strong foundation of artistic skills. Her work is characterized by creativity, precision, and a constant drive to explore and create.

Social Media Manager (TikTok)
Alyssa Ladewski
Alyssa Ladewski is a Chicago-based band director, musician, and writer whose work bridges creativity, community, and nature.
A passionate hiker and lover of the outdoors, Alyssa draws inspiration from trails across the Midwest, shaping her writing around themes of growth, resilience, and change.
In addition to her artistic work, she curates The Chicago Coffee Collective Club, bringing people together through shared spaces and stories, while also documenting her city adventures and favorite coffee spots online.
Her poetry, known for its vivid metaphors and emotional honesty, often blends the sensory richness of coffee with the complexities of everyday life. Her work has been published in The Nature of Our Times.

Guest Editor
Katie Burkholder
Katie Burkholder (she/they) is an Atlanta-based journalist and poet. She is the facilitator of Poetry for Survival, a queer poetry workshop in partnership with the Bakery, and the editor of Apostrophe ATL, a monthly literary newsletter. Her work has been published in Georgia Voice, American Weirdo, PEACHFUZZ, and Flash Fiction Magazine.
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Guest Editor
Adam Breier
Adam Breier is a Yonkers, NY based poet and educator. He is the author of Mumbled Promises, his debut poetry full-collection forthcoming from The Poetry Lighthouse (2027). His poetry has appeared in: Fulcrum Review, Tension Literary, Poetry (in Brief) Magazine, Thorn & Bloom, The Orange Rose, Three Panels Press, The Northeast Coast, Azarão Literary Journal, Friends of Friends Zine, Mad Persona Magazine, Thistle and Thread Press, and So It Goes: The Kurt Vonnegut Library Literary Journal, among others. You can follow Adam on Instagram @adam_breier_poetry or at adambreier.com.
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