The Main Street Rag | Summer 2026
excerpt from "Daddy Was a Southerner" by Edward Tyndall
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Our Fall 2026 issue officially marks 31 years in print!
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The Main Street Rag publishes fine literature in the form of poetry, prose, interviews and reviews. Purchase your copy of the Fall 2026 issue, or become a subscriber today!
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The Main Street Rag | Summer 2026 |
excerpt from "Class of— " by Sydney Salter
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Watch Jacob Butlett read from his debut chapbook, Thunderclaps: youtu.be/ppNruXSmZFg
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The Main Street Rag | Summer 2026 |
excerpt from "Best Walk Ever" by Chris Pawar
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The Main Street Rag | Summer 2026 |
excerpt from "Sticks and Stones" by Paul Karnowski
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The Main Street Rag | Summer 2026 |
excerpt from "Shadows" by Mark Katrinak
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The Main Street Rag | Summer 2026 |
excerpt from "Serefini's" by Chuck Joy
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The Main Street Rag | Summer 2026 |
excerpt from "The Still Small Possibility" by Judith Janoo
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"...like a river our minds follow the easiest route, and that easy route picks out recently used words rather than pushing in a new direction. Be aware of this tendency when you return to your draft." - Joe Taylor
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Literature has lost Sacramento Poet Laureate Emeritus Indigo Moor.
He published two collections through our Editor’s Select Poetry Series. A man of many achievements, he served on the advisory board for the Sacramento Poetry Center, and was a Cave Canem fellow.


















