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A chapbook, featuring poetry in freeverse and haikai forms focusing on various aspects of motherhood.
The 2023 Poetry Marathon Anthology
Editor: Blessing Omeiza Ojo
The Poetry Marathon is a yearly event where poets write 12 poems in 12 hours, or 24 poems in 24 hours. The authors of these poems live all over the world. This anthology includes poets who are being published for the very first time, as well as poets who have widely published in books, literary journals, and anthologies.
Earth & Illumination in Poetry
Editor: Smeetha Bhoumik
In Earth & Illumination in Poetry, a tea party turns surreal on an adventure to explore interrelationships between nature, language, landscape and heritage. There are rich discourses on Linguistic Heritage, Sangam Literature, Meghadutam and Ritusamhaara, Earth, Sita & Ecology and Ecological Solidarity, along with poetic tributes to esteemed individuals and nature.
In the Woods: A Fiction Foundry Anthology
Editor: Robert Lewis
Strange things can happen in the woods.
Sometimes they’re frightening.
Sometimes they’re funny.
Sometimes they’re just plain weird.
The authors of the Fiction Foundry writers’ critique group have taken it upon themselves to explore all the strange things that happen in the often majestic and yet often harsh woodlands.
RIBBONS (Publication of Tanka Society of America)
The fall issue of the Tanka Society of America’s triannual journal, Ribbons, features tanka, tanka sequences, tanka prose, tanka art, book reviews and essays. It should interest readers familiar with tanka poetry as well as those new to this five-line form.
Fields of Gold: poems of peace
Editor: Steve Wilkinson
Fields of Gold, poems of peace from around the world is a collection of short form poetry from poets around the globe showing their support for the people of Ukraine. All proceeds from the sale of this volume will go to D.E.C. (Disasters Emergency Committee)
Editor: Glory Sasikala
GloMag is the coming together of writers in their diverse manifestations, thoughts, and expressions, and the visual interpretation of these. Sometimes the original thought of the writer gets completely lost in the interpretations. Visual aids help us to decipher the writer’s intentions, and at the same time, enhance the reading experience.
Sangita Kalarickal 