Mangoes from the Seventh Dimension comprises dreams, visions, and strange stories in an ABC order designed to annoy the Librarian of Babel. Cats and eagles will speak to you; ancient Egypt will shine for you; and by the end you will know that every poem is a temple of words.
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Canadian Poetry; Wet Ink Books; Canada; Canadian Literature; publishing; www.WetInkBooks.com; Devour; Devour: Art & Lit Canada; Find all of our mags; “Devour” and “The Ambassador” –www.issuu.com/richardgrove1/stacks/bc11ecdd1e7646c4b1fac2bb7aef11ef Richard-Yves Sitoski Author: Richard-Yves Sitoski Title: Wait, What? ISBN: 978-1-989786-83-3 = 9781989786833 – Paper Back Trade Paperback: 88 pages – 6 X 9 Suggested Retail (Paperback): $19.95 Genre: […]
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K.V. Skene’s poems, in this mature collection, will carry the reader through the seasons of life like a gentle breeze caressing the curtains in the open window of time.
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Bruce Kauffman’s latest collection of poetry, still arriving, among other things reflects on season, nature, transitions, death, interpretations, and life’s crossroads that make us choose. He says his poems arrive often on walks and in café’s, and that first drafts are always pen or pencil to a page.
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“A Season in Lowertown” is an award-winning collection of poems by a life-long writer and journalist. Blaikie’s poems recall the poignant demise of his marriage and the wild nightlife of the time, not only in Lowertown but also in Hull (now Gatineau), across the Ottawa River, and along the rambunctious main drag of Vanier, the working-class neighbourhood just to the east.
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Award-winning “On Small Wings” brings the reader an opportunity to reflect and contemplate on the wonders of life. Poetry is Wendy Jean MacLean’s first language where she transposes feeling into words that capture the small and monumental movements of life.
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