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Three Poems by Kalyani Bindu
Living
I cook, I eat, I sleep, I wash, I work, I touch.
I meet.
I linger.
On and in the grim and the lit.
A flooded tunnel, a...
Possum – By George Angel
From the roof, she intervenes. The sound of her movement interrupts a conversation, interrupts sleep, interrupts a meal. It always produces that same chill...
The Evidence Keeper – By George Angel
The slow and deliberate destruction of the archives has been a process of dissolving tiny particulars, of chewing and serving up again before the...
Vanshree – By Swati Moheet Agrawal
Vanshree, Marve Road, Mumbai – 64
An ode to my childhood home,
the house that built me,
the place etched in my heart forever!
I am overwhelmed with...
Ever More – By George Angel
We are temporary arrangements, assuming some improvised access to autonomy, exploring surrounding chaos, telescoping, with what filters appear to be in reach, at whims...
That’s Where You Go & Other Short Stories – By Peter J....
That’s Where You Go & Other Short Stories -
Peter J. Dellolio
Book Review
Each story felt like slipping into someone else’s skin. I found myself...
The Vigil – By Peter J. Dellolio
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About the book
“The Vigil” is about a man (Ralph Unda) who is the lighthouse keeper on...
Fassbinder : His Movies, My Poems – By Drew Pisarra
Book Review by Jarrod Campbell
A beautiful aspect of art is the never-ending cycle of influence and response. Even more beautiful is how medium means...
Grandma Non-Oui – By Lidija Dimkovska
About the book
Written as an exchange between Grandma and Nedjeljka, her granddaughter and namesake, a conversation unfolds that encompasses a broad range of times...
My Questions, My Answers – Francis Kurkievicz
What is Poetry to you?
Is it possible to define the essence of Poetry?! Poetry is everything and nothing! Poetry is Life saying yes to...
My Questions, My Answers – Arvilla Fee
How would you describe yourself and/or your work in three sentences or less?
I am a creative realist. In other words, I can create characters,...
My Questions, My Answers – By Sreeja Naskar
Why do you write poetry?
I write poetry because it’s my catharsis — the slow unraveling of all that knots itself tight inside me. It’s...
My Questions, My Answers – By Itto & Mekiya Outini
Writing is normally considered a solitary vocation. It’s rare to find a couple writing together. How did you two become collaborators?
We married each...
