Natalia Rachel combines heart felt, emotional poetry with enlightening prose as she places love, or what may pass for love under the microscope as viewed by the modern generation. In this heartbreaking, but all too real novel she, through the life of Lena and her...
She was in a box, a box that was her life. She dreamed of breaking out, becoming somebody, living a different life, not the same as her mothers, fathers and stepsister, but one she made on her own, one filled with poetry, vibrant, vital and exciting. Yosano Akiko (Ho...
For anyone who loves trains, watching them, traveling on them, and looking at the world pass by with a sense of careless abandon Tubelines: the poetry of motion is a must read as it sings to the heart of those who simply love trains. Looking back down the years to the...
Poetry in all its formats is deeply immersive, but very mood driven, no matter what the subject that has caught the eye of the poet; emotion, environment, people, moods and pretty well most everything in between. Southsightedness is Gregory Day’s latest release of...
This delightful Pocket Edition illustrated anthology of Haiku follows on from the original book, released earlier in 2024, bound and presented in the traditional Japanese style. Hart Larrabee has taken four masters of the art of Haiku poetry, translated their works...
In the preface of the anthology, Dreams For Sale, Jay G says the poetry has been stripped bare from its first writing, sanitised in a manner of speaking, as it was mainly written under the influence of drugs and always in a different country. The style of writing is...
Contemporary Tanka Poetry Tanka and Haiga combined make a memorable and beautiful essay in short form poetry moving comfortably between seasons, emotions and lazy dreams of delicate gossamer. Caught in a Hazy Dream from Tiffany Mackay captures fleeting moments forever...
