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Safia Kamel – Week 12 Chapbook Chart 2022
Smrt is the 17th pamphlet/chapbook published in the Writers Centre Kingston series. Designed to evidence the remarkable contemporary and innovative poetry being written by current and recent Kingston University Creative Writing students.. The series mark the first publications of many poets … Continue reading
Safia Kamel – Week 11 Chapbook Chart 2022
Smrt is the 17th pamphlet/chapbook published in the Writers Centre Kingston series. Designed to evidence the remarkable contemporary and innovative poetry being written by current and recent Kingston University Creative Writing students.. The series mark the first publications of many … Continue reading
I. D. Brannan – Week 3 Chapbook Chart 2020
I. D. Brannan explores the art of poetry in his second poetry chapbook Something New. Ian Brannan (I. D. Brannan) is a writer, photographer, travel blogger who is currently travelling through the small towns of the U.S. His writing aims to engage … Continue reading
Week 44 Chapbook Chart 2019 – Alvin Pang
In this universe we sip milk tea as the child we can never have gambols on the fine sand of our unfinished pining. In a series of textured prose currents, UNINTERRUPTED TIME assays confluent moments of familial and intimate relations, tracing the … Continue reading
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Tagged A.E. Stallings, Alvin Pang, Antonia Clark, Brenda Mcmanus, Brian Allgar, C.J. Zimmerman, Claudia Gary, D.A. Prince, David Galef, Elfie, Gail White, George Simmers, Khaled Mattawa, Marcus Bales, Mike Farren, ned drew, Oz Hardwick, Pat Anthony, paul sternberger, Paula Jeffery, Paula Mahon, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Sharon Flynn, Susan de Sola, Tom Vaughan, Vera Ignatowitsch, William Meikle
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Week 43 Chapbook Chart 2019 – Meagan Farris
A chapbook collection of poetry inspired by fifteen different famous works of art. Works of artists like Van Gogh, Klimt, and Picasso are featured, as well as citations for all references found in the poems. Themes such as depression, love, … Continue reading
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Tagged A.E. Stallings, Alvin Pang, Antonia Clark, Brenda Mcmanus, Brian Allgar, Claudia Gary, D.A. Prince, David Galef, Gail White, George Simmers, Khaled Mattawa, Lydia Davis, Marcus Bales, Meagan Farris, Mike Farren, ned drew, Oz Hardwick, Pat Anthony, paul sternberger, Paula Jeffery, Paula Mahon, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Sharon Flynn, Susan de Sola, Tom Vaughan, Vera Ignatowitsch, William Meikle
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Week 42 Chapbook Chart 2019 – Alvin Pang
In this universe we sip milk tea as the child we can never have gambols on the fine sand of our unfinished pining. In a series of textured prose currents, UNINTERRUPTED TIME assays confluent moments of familial and intimate relations, tracing the … Continue reading
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Tagged A.E. Stallings, Aerwyna, Alvin Pang, Antonia Clark, Brenda Mcmanus, Brian Allgar, Claudia Gary, D.A. Prince, David Galef, Gail White, George Simmers, Khaled Mattawa, Lydia Davis, Marcus Bales, Mike Farren, ned drew, Oz Hardwick, Pat Anthony, paul sternberger, Paula Mahon, R. Pursell, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Sharon Flynn, Susan de Sola, Tom Vaughan, Vera Ignatowitsch, William Meikle
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Week 41 Chapbook Chart 2019 – Alvin Pang
In this universe we sip milk tea as the child we can never have gambols on the fine sand of our unfinished pining. In a series of textured prose currents, UNINTERRUPTED TIME assays confluent moments of familial and intimate relations, tracing the … Continue reading
Week 39 Chapbook Chart 2019 – William Meikle
Two men. One mountain. And a monster, a beast of legend. A telling of an ascent of Everest, and what was found there. William Meikle is a Scottish writer, now living in Canada, with more than thirty novels published in the … Continue reading
Week 37 Chapbook Chart 2019 – William Meikle
Two men. One mountain. And a monster, a beast of legend. A telling of an ascent of Everest, and what was found there. William Meikle is a Scottish writer, now living in Canada, with more than thirty novels published in the … Continue reading
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