Issue 41 |March 2020|

‘Threading the Light’ Ross Thompson Dedalus Press ISBN 978 1 910251 59 1 (paperback)  ISBN 978 1 910251 58 4 (hardbound) Ross Thompson’s collection moves from poems about…

‘Tigress’ Jessica Mookherjee Nine Arches Press ISBN 978-1911027720 Jessica Mookherjee’s collection explores family life between Bengal, Wales and London, the displacement that accompanies migration, transformation and growing…

‘The Fell’ Robert Jenkins Red Door Press ISBN 978-1-910453-74-2 ‘The Fell’ starts with a burning hot summer and several suicides shown through the first person viewpoint of…

David Appelbaum The Spindle Tree Cyberwit Press ISBN-10: 9389690005 David Appelbaum, author, poet, and publisher of Codhill Press weaves a haunting (and sometimes haunted) journey through his new…

‘The Shadow Factory’ Deborah Harvey Indigo Dreams Publishing ISBN 978-1-912876-20-4 The title comes from the destination sign of a bus in Bristol, but, as Deborah Harvey never…

‘My Father’s Face’ Chandra Gurung Rubric Publishing (India) Chandra Gurung’s ‘My Father’s Face’ is a collection of Nepali poetry translated into English by Mr. Mahesh Paudyal,…

‘An Hour’s Sleep from Here’ Franca Mancinelli translated by John Taylor Bitter Oleander Press ISBN 978-0-9993279-6-8 This bilingual collection includes Franca Mancinelli’s ‘Mala Kruna’ (2007) and ‘Pasta…

Publisher. Wordsmithery ISBN: 978-1-9160183-2-7,  Paperback, 64pp, April 2020,  To read Rosemary McLeish’s new book, Defragmentation, is to find yourself trappedin someone else’s nightmare. You feel as if you’ve…

Martin’s latest book is ‘Unfolding Towards Love’ (Wipf and Stock).

Canadian poet, Jeremy Nathan Marks

L.B. Sedlacek publishes ‘The Poetry Market Ezine’, a free resource for poets.

Sue’s collection of 150 micro fictions, While the Kettle Boils, is to be published by Unsolicited Press in early 2021.

Award-winning writer, Sheree La Puma..

Marybeth Rua-Larsen won the Luso-American Fellowship for the DISQUIET International Literary Program in Lisbon

Finalist in Alexandria Quarterly´s first line poetry contest series.

A welcome return from poet, Kathleen Holliday

Librarian and Poet, Kathrine Yets.

Associate Editor for Pittsburgh Poetry Journal, Halsey Hyer.

Beatrice Szymkowiak is the author of RED ZONE, a poetry chapbook

Hilary Sideris’s latest collect is ‘Un Amore Veloce’ (Kelsay Books 2019)

Massachusetts poet Mary Beth Hines.

Matt Hohner won the Oberon Poetry Award in 2016

Janice is co-owner and editor of Dempsey & Windle, an independent poetry publishing company

Poet, foodie and linguaphile Melanie Hyo-In Han

Author of twenty titles, J.J Steinfield.

Linda Adair is the publisher at Rochford Press

Michael is the owner at Garden Lounge Creative Space, a poetry in Newtown.

Irina Frolova is working on a bilingual pocketbook of poems to be published by Flying Island Books/ASM/Cerberus Press later in 2020.

Sydney based, Frances Olive

Poet and teacher, Kate Maxwell

COAST HOUSE where the sea gives the landa sloppy kisswith the rising tide,beachcombers and souvenirs,the washed-up, the empty shell,displaced, yellowing palms,bowing bamboo, sagging shadecloth;and inside,pre-loved,…

Playwright, poet and critical theorist, Kate McNamara

Les Wick’s 14th book of poetry is ‘Belief’ (Flying Islands, 2019).

Irish-Australian poet, teacher and author, Dorothy Simmons

Poet, journalist & Musician, Barnaby Smith

Paul Scully has two published collections, ‘An Existential Grammar’ and ‘Suture Lines’.

Sydney Poet, Marilyn Humbert

Andrew Brion published his first poetry book, ‘Soul Moves’, in 2018.