BIO Michael R. Burch is an American poet whose poems, translations, essays, articles and letters have appeared in TIME, USA Today, Writer’s Digest, and hundreds of literary journals. His poetry has been translated into Czech, Farsi, Gjuha Shqipe, Italian, Macedonian, Russian, Turkish and Vietnamese. He also edits www.thehypertexts.com. Something for the children of the Holocaust…
SEA SALT a poem by David Mason
SEA SALT a poem by David Mason Motionpoem by Amy Schmitt, Kelly Pieklo and Emily J. Snyder. Read by Vera Mariner. SEA SALT a poem by David Mason from Motionpoems on Vimeo.
She Longs for Smallness : Frank Dullaghan
She Longs for Smallness – Frank Dullaghan Video Courtesy CANNONBALL Productions
Erik Running
BIO Erik Running (61) is a poet and successful entrepreneur living in Woodland Park, Colorado. He has been involved in the movement for growing food locally for the past twenty years. The Desert The desert whispers to me Through the bones In the crusted tan soil, Not with words, But something in the Purples…
Puneet Kumar
BIO . Puneet Kumar is a poet, novelist and short story writer from India. He has written two novels and several short stories. “Area of darkness,” his next novel, is to be published soon. He loves reading, traveling and sharing life experiences in his writing. . THE SOUL AND THE MAN On death bed- My…
Vishwanath Prasad Tiwari: Translated by Kalpna Singh-Chitnis
BIO Distinguished Hindi poet, writer and critic Vishwanath Prasad Tiwari was born in Devaria district of Uttar Pradesh, India, on June 20th. He is the president of “Kendriya Sahitya Academy”, one of the highest literary institutions of India. Vishwanath Prasad Tiwari is also the editor of “Dastavez”. He has been a professor and the head…
William O’Daly
BIO William O’Daly, a poet, translator, and editor, has published eight volumes of the late-career and posthumous poetry of Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda, and a chapbook of poems, with Copper Canyon Press. O’Daly was a finalist for the 2006 Quill Award in Poetry and was profiled on “The Today Show.” A National Endowment for…
The Tragedy of Civilization : Arun Gandhi
Arun Gandhi, His Holiness Dalai Lama and Martin Luther King III It was only when Mohandas K. Gandhi was physically thrown off a train in South Africa because of the color of his skin that he realized how dehumanizing discrimination was. Until then he knew discrimination was bad but, like all of us, he…
Farah Siddiqui
BIO Farah Siddiqui is a research scholar pursuing her Ph.d from the University Of Allahabad, India. She has recently composed a complete collection of poetry titled “The Bliss Of Solitude,” a maiden book that was inaugurated on 25th of May 2014 in Delhi. Farah Siddiqui’s poetry brings out a bold voice born from her conscious…
Ambreen Salahuddin: Translated by Ambreen Salahuddin
BIO Ambreen Salahuddin is a known poet and writer from Pakistan residing in Lahore. Her two anthologies of Urdu Poetry, ‘Sar e Dasht e GumaaN’ (At the edge of the desert of thought) and ‘Sadyon jaise Pal’ (Moments like Centuries) were published in 2004 and 2014 respectively. Sar e Dasht e GumaaN was awarded PEN…
Cally Conan-Davies
BIO Cally Conan-Davies hails from the island of Tasmania, famous for apples and wilderness. She moved, for love, to the United States in 2012. Her poems can be read, now or soon, in such places as The Hudson Review, Subtropics, Poetry, Quadrant, The New Criterion, The Virginia Quarterly Review, The Sewanee Review, The Southwest Review,…
Michael Burch
BIO Michael R. Burch is an American poet whose poems, translations, essays, articles and letters have appeared in TIME, USA Today, Writer’s Digest, and hundreds of literary journals. His poetry has been translated into Czech, Farsi, Gjuha Shqipe, Italian, Macedonian, Russian, Turkish and Vietnamese. He also edits www.thehypertexts.com. Something for the children of the…