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Tea with Old Friends – By Jonathan Ferrini
It was a weekly treat for me to attend an elegant, afternoon, “High Tea” at the beautiful “Mark Hopkins Hotel” after church services across...
Driving Miss Emma – By Miriam Edelson
My daughter Emma is straining to craft an identity separate from me.
At twenty-seven she is achieving this as she forges her life’s path. I...
Corona Virus – What Our Dreams Are Trying To Tell Us
By Catherine Lieuwen
In the first dream I had, I tested positive for Coronavirus. Delirious, I woke up and fell to my knees, praying. I...
Sparkling Form – By Pavle Radonic
1. Escaping the sh_tholes for a place in the Sun
Adjacent table at KV the other day a couple of Indian lads chatting over lunch,...
God in Poetry : Does He exist in the Postmodern Anarchic World? – ...
Father! Thou must lead.
Do Thou, then, breathe those thoughts into my mind
By which such virtue may in me be bred
That in...
Crito Di Volta- By Marc Di Saverio
Book Review By Laura Lush
To say that it is a brave undertaking to tackle an epic is an understatement. Blame T.S. Eliot, who held the...
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Painted Reliefs by Masood Hussain
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Tanka by Gabriel Rosenstock
A condensed version of the introductory note by Zulfi Ali :
Masood Hussain's (renowned artist...
Flowers, All Sorts in Blossom, Figs, Berries and Fruits Forgotten – By Oisin Breen
Book Review By David Carpenter
I enjoy being challenged, and this review certainly presented challenges. I am not a reviewer by trade, and this is,...
Otherworld, Underworld, Prayer Porch – By David Bottoms
Book Review by Lynn Alexander
Just as Dante’s journey to the underworld begins in a dark wood, the ghosts of loss arise out of the...
Ploughing a Lone Furrow – Gabriel Rosenstock
Interviewed by Rajesh Subramanian
What motivated you to choose tanka as a literary/poetic tool?
I am a bilingual writer and Irish (Gaelic) in my literary medium...
My Questions, My Answers – Rimli Bhattacharya
What motivates you to write?
I grew up watching my parents who were academicians. They devoured books and I was introduced to reading different kinds...
My Questions, My Answers – Indunil Madhusankha
Could you please tell us about yourself, your background, how you started writing, and what you have written so far?
I live in Sri Lanka,...
My Questions, My Answers – Rey Armenteros
Where do you usually write? At a computer? Longhand on a yellow pad? Typewriter?
Ideally, I write prose on a keyboard, because I need the...
