Category A POET TO NOTICE
POET TO NOTICE: LANCE GAMBRELL
We are pleased to present our next Poet to Notice: LANCE GAMBRELL He never calls himself a poet and perhaps that’s the best kind. I’ve always been able to tell when reading his work that something special was going on. There’s a palpable longing and an honesty of spirit all spread out before us on […]
POET TO NOTICE: LISA DAY
We are pleased to present our next Poet to Notice: LISA DAY This is a wonderful New Mexican poet. We are thrilled to be able to present her work here. Hopefully you enjoy these six untitled poems as much as we did: ▪️ calmly i look down and see myself low as you could go […]
POET TO NOTICE: Sreemanti Sengupta
We are pleased to present our next Poet to Notice: Sreemanti Sengupta We hope you enjoy these 4 haiku as much as we did. Poet The poet’s house went from verse to verse ~ Love He made love like a fasting dog ~ Conjugal Their marriage was like a clown’s smile ~ Christmas A […]
POET TO NOTICE: Anne MacNaughton
We are pleased to present our next Poet to Notice: Anne MacNaughton. We hope you enjoy these 2 poems as much as we did. Tsuruga Po-To wearing my japanese face i eat soft oysters and linguine in oddly manhattan bistro sip islay homeland scotch bob dylan holding low jazz light in tiny bathroom while […]
POET TO NOTICE: RICHARD J. HEBY
We are pleased to present our next Poet to Notice: Richard J. Heby. We hope you enjoy these 2 sonnets as much as we did. fucking December It is funny that Christmas is in Spring, in some countries. They drink eggnog? Who are they? Exactly. I refuse to tell you the whole story, because it is […]
POET TO NOTICE: Linda Quinlan
We are pleased to present our next Poet to Notice: Linda Quinlan. We hope you enjoy these 3 poems as much as we did. A NEW ORLEANS FAREWELL You left me an African mask left me to enter the Please U Cafe on lower St. Charles bacon grease settling on my skin where short round waitresses […]
POET TO NOTICE: JOHN D. ROBINSON
We are pleased to present our next Poet to Notice: John D. Robinson. We hope you enjoy these 3 poems as much as we did. A FAMILY EXCHANGE By the time the police arrived it was all over; we were sat down talking and drinking and smoking, our faces baring the brutality of our violence just […]
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