Book Review: Ziggy on the Rock
This book celebrates the beauty and culture of the Virgin Islands through the adventures of a young boy named Ziggy.
Book Review: Class Distinctions Thru History in Review: A Collection of Essays
With a strong background in history and impressive academic credentials, Scott explores multiple themes on class, race, democracy, and materialism, supporting his narrative with numerous references and quotes.
Gossamer Whispers – My first solo poetry collection in print
You’ll find poems that dance between the tangible and the abstract, exploring the alchemy of emotions, the resilience of the human spirit, and the bittersweet nature of memory. From the frosty whispers of winter to the fiery blooms of summer, from the digital realm of modern love to the timeless ache of longing, these poems…
Book Review: All Kinds of Stupid
Singh’s writing spans five different “Spaces,” each offering a specific type of content—ranging from doodles and journal-style musings to free verses and life lessons.
The Unseen: Spectacular Collection of Art, Fiction, and Poetry
“Dedicated to all The Unseen: Be they people, creatures, plants, words or dreams…” I am thrilled to be a part of a brand new anthology – The Unseen – from Kobayaashi Studios. Entries curated and edited by Meghan Dargue from across the globe have resulted in a whooping collection of 389 pieces of poetry, flash…
The Fantastic Other and my continued association with the brilliant masthead
The Fantastic Other is open for Submissions: Poetry, Fiction, Flash Fiction, and Art! The deadline to submit for this issue is July 14th at 11:59 PM EST.
Book Review: The Boatman
Annalisa Crawford, through three short stories, featuring female protagonists, who frequent the pub, The Boatman, creates a haunting novella.
Book Review: The Clock in My Mother’s House
Annalisa Crawford, through a collection of stories – The Clock in my Mother’s House – skillfully transports readers into a world where time bends, age defies conventional boundaries, and characters confront their inner demons.
Book Review: The Fragility of Light
A novel that poignantly delves into the complexities of generational trauma and its effects on mental health
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