poem by Dmitry Blizniuk
from Ukraine, Kharkov translated from Russian by Sergey Gerasimov A Pair of Opening Scissors Like a scorpion that hears through the night the velvet steps of a caravan far, far away,
O incursiune în culisele unei crime
o istorie de buzunar de Ana-Maria Negrilă Romanul de debut al autoarei americane Donna Tartt, intitulat „Istoria Secretă” și publicat în 1992, reprezintă punctul de plecare al unei cariere literare remarcabile, fiind urmat în 2002 de „Micul prieten”, iar în 2013, de „Sticletele” (Premiul Pulitzer). Acțiunea romanului se petrece la Hampden College, o prestigioasă […]
poem by Roger Craik
Arad, Romania At ease on a cracking splintery bench in the Serbian slums, with the Old Theatre on the eastern side
Sea Cathedral – Ribadeo, Lugo, Spain
by Isabel Gómez de Diego
poems by Chinedu Jonathan Ichu
Fallen genealogy you have been systematically sucked into the wayward bowel of my headstrong harem an unborn child outside of Wedlock’s Stockade wonders at the shape of an accuser’s fingernail this torture is inhumane and lacks moral justice “I have erred, no doubt. Debase the earth that I had trodden upon because I have […]
poems by Tanya Verver
Jeder stirbt für sich allein I tell a tale, you tell a lie Doch jeder stirbt für sich allein In the last tale, your soul for sale The truth you stood for no good
poems by John Grey
The kids of my year So there they are – not in alphabetical order but in three rows by height –
poem by Paweł Markiewicz
My dreamed hedgehog. The new-Celtic elegy according to Mr. Paweł Markiewicz I lost the cute hedgehog in last summer. I can just only dream overnight – mourn. The amaranthine body lay on grass.
poems by Thomas Elson
The Day God Disappeared “You can pretend you talk to Him But He ain’t here He’s gone.” You’re here. The day sunny and windless – rare during the winter. Carrion birds stalk lower and lower, suddenly sail up, then
poems by Aidan Stickles
Cat’s Act I spend my time in a tavern named the Lemon Melon, overlooks Sunset Inlet,