Confessions of a Groupie by Paula Darvas
I have a confession to make. I am a groupie. A groupie of community house writing groups. I rediscovered writing after a tree change to […]
poetry
With Apologies to Desirata – Lines of advice to Young Poets from an Old Flaneur by Saša Čuha
Choose to wear colour in spite of winter,it is the finest suit of armour. Jesus only died because noone dared save him,Know that being blessed […]
Three Poems by James Gering
The Heart Aflutter Icarus’s heart flutters like a butterfly and his breaths come in gasps when he thought breathing was reflexive. Darling Audrey tries to […]
Three Poems and Illustrations by Jade Walsh
Snatch I like to snatch things It gives me great snatchisfaction Do you think it’s wrong? […]
Three Poems by Gabrielle Everall
Venus-as-a-girl I am forbidden to own property but he wants me to own him. He sees me as an aristocrat when I am impoverished. I […]
Review of Fotoula Reynolds’ Kairós by Gemma White
Reading Kairós is like finding yourself in that still place on the surface of a lake from which radiating concentric ripples spring. It’s a calm […]
On Teaching and Mentoring Writers by Claire Gaskin
Did anyone tell Kafka to lighten up or Pavarotti not to be so intense? If they did, I’m grateful that they didn’t listen. In the […]
Freedom in Written Form: A Personal Essay by Anne Mikusinski
I have always been in love with words. The way they look when they are written down, and the way they sound when spoken in […]
The Kino-Poetic Manifesto by Sasha Cuha
Kino-Poesia (lit. Cinema Poetry, Serbian). These rules were constructed during the making of the film 5 Fragments which can be viewed here. Writer bio: Sasha […]
Review of Amanda Anastasi’s ‘The Inheritors’ by Roxanne Bodsworth
There has been a lot already written about this collection of dystopian eco-poetry but what most stood out for me was the relationship that Anastasi […]
