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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
I. D. Brannan – Week 2 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 … Continue reading
William Meikle – Week 1 Chapbook Chart 2020
Ten Supernatural Short Stories giving a taster of who I am, what I do. TWITTERSPACE, SUPPLY AND DEMAND, AT THE BEACH, FLOWER OF SCOTLAND, HABIT ANIMAL, VEGETABLE, OR MINERAL, THE LAST DAY OF SUMMER, THE STRANGE CASE OF DR MCINTYRE, … Continue reading
Week 52 Chapbook Chart 2019 – Ed Roberson
Here is a teacher of poets studying his own assignments, questioning and seeking the generative capacity in looking at and seeing things that ends in the realisation of a poem. In a line from the brief poem “”Night Writing,”” from … Continue reading
Christmas Chapbook Chart 2019 – Ed Roberson
Here is a teacher of poets studying his own assignments, questioning and seeking the generative capacity in looking at and seeing things that ends in the realisation of a poem. In a line from the brief poem “”Night Writing,”” from … Continue reading
Week 47 Chapbook Chart 2019 – Elfie
How Will I Sound When My Voice Returns? is an intimate exploration of the aftermath of sexual assault and the victim’s struggle to talk about her experiences. It is the second poetry chapbook by English poet Elfie. Elfie is a writer … Continue reading
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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