North American Time: With Felicia McCarthy
North American Time: With Felicia McCarthy
Poetry by Michael Martin
Quirky contemporary poems from USA's Michael Martin
North American Time: With Felicia McCarthy
Poetry by Bruce Meyer
Bruce Meyer, First Poet Laureate of Barrie, Ontario, CBC broadcaster, and prolific writer.
North American Time: With Felicia McCarthy
3 Poems by Carolyn L. Tipton
Carolyn L. Tipton, Berkley poet, professor, and award-winning translator brings autumn alive with these short vivid poems.
North American Time: With Felicia McCarthy
2 Poems by John Hicks
John Hicks fills his poetry with vibrant colour and sound, in response to the world around him
North American Time: With Felicia McCarthy
3 Poems by Michael Igoe
Poems from Michael Igoe that appear to go down easy but challenge you to read again.
North American Time: With Felicia McCarthy
3 Poems by Michael H. Brownstein
Poet Michael H Brownstein sends messages out from Dante’s circles of hellish
loss of physical and mental well being while transcending both.
North American Time: With Felicia McCarthy
3 Poems by Barry Peters
Barry Peters’ social commentary on tech’s effect on a generation of writers is sometimes wry, often laugh out loud funny. Enjoy the work of this poet from North Carolina.
Issue 43 | September 2020 |
Poetry by Carolyn Martin
Writing poetry since her twenties, Carolyn’s first project was to rewrite the Bible. ‘My poems attempt to be simple in words as they grapple with the complexity of being on earth right now.’
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