KL Monahan is a poet represented in the magazine’s Issue 28 and in the mid-2000s small-magazine poetry record. The surviving Issue 28 entry names Monahan’s work Knock-knock Lemonade.
A separate 2006 reading list by poet Rachel Bunting records Monahan’s After Black Forest Cake, an Abortion and a Cup of Coffee among poems published in Wicked Alice. Together, these records place Monahan within the independent online poetry culture of the period.
Knock-knock Lemonade
Issue 28 preserves the title Knock-knock Lemonade under KL Monahan’s name. The archive record establishes the poem’s appearance while leaving biographical details outside the surviving magazine material.
Small-magazine context
Monahan’s documented appearances connect two independent poetry venues from the same broad era. Wicked Alice and this magazine both participated in a web-based literary culture that circulated contemporary poems through issue pages, contributor lists, and small editorial communities.
Readers exploring writers from that period can continue through contemporary poets.
Magazine appearance
Issue 28 lists KL Monahan under Knock-knock Lemonade. The record is preserved as part of the magazine’s historical chronology.
Past Issues provides the wider issue sequence.
Further reading
Rachel Bunting’s 2006 poetry chart records another KL Monahan poem, After Black Forest Cake, an Abortion and a Cup of Coffee, and attributes its publication to Wicked Alice.