PoetrySpotlight Martin Ott: Three Poems By Martin Ott on August 8, 2018 How to Recognize an Alien Spaceship If the universe is a fidget spinner, then we are... Read more →
LiteratureMain PostsPoetry 1 On Raymond Queneau By Robert Wood on August 8, 2018 A poet needs to have some sort of constraint – many constrain their voice aiming for... Read more →
Poetry Beate Sigriddaughter: Three Poems By Beate Sigriddaughter on August 1, 2018 Pieta I. A woman at work solicits paperbacks for our soldiers, especially... Read more →
FocusPoetry Book Review: Xanthippe and Her Friends by Beate Sigriddaughter By Eileen Murphy on August 1, 2018 Beate Sigriddaughter Xanthippe and Her Friends FutureCycle Press Paperback February... Read more →
LiteraturePoetry 1 On Poe By Robert Wood on August 1, 2018 I was a historian before I was a poet. Or to put it better, I was trained as a historian... Read more →
LiteratureOUR WORLDPoetry On the Classics By Robert Wood on July 25, 2018 The first book I ever wrote I put in a drawer and forgot about it. I did the same with... Read more →
FocusPoetry A Slice of Summer Poetry By Mike Sonksen on July 25, 2018 The National Endowment of the Arts recently reported that more Americans are reading... Read more →
Poetry 1 Steve Klepetar: Three Poems By Steve Klepetar on July 25, 2018 Privilege Privilege is a white bird streaking the sky. It nests in cliffs, among... Read more →
Poetry 1 Damian Rucci: Two Poems By Damian Rucci on July 18, 2018 From the Sidewalk from the sidewalk the bay is blue welcoming the succubus of shore... Read more →
Poetry Victoria Lynne McCoy: Three Poems By Victoria Lynne McCoy on July 11, 2018 SONNENIZIO ON A LINE FROM NERUDA Girl with the feet of the needy, accustomed to... Read more →
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