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The Hudson River Blues – A Short Story Reading by Charles E.J. Moulton
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The Hudson River Blues – A Short Story Reading by Charles E.J. Moulton.
My story was written in 2017 and published 2020 by the online magazine Aaduna. My poetry version of the story was set to music by Melvin Edmondson and the song is also available for watching via YouTube, along with other of our songs. Henry never forgot Olivia. He even wrote her a song. He lost touch with her, but his heart still yearns for her love… The story is dedicated to New York City, to swing music and to sweet kisses and caresses in the moonlight…
My Effrontery by Aldo Quagliotti Co-Author of Poetry Advent Calendar available at google play or apple app store
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my name is Aldo Quagliotti, and I’m an an italian poet based in London.
In 2019 I published my first collection of poems, Japanese Tosa, published by London Poetry Books. The anthology debuted on October 2019 at the Tea House Theatre in Vauxhall and has then been promoted throughout the London open mic nights such as Flo vortex, Paper Tiger, Poetical Word. This October I’ve published my second Poetry collection, Confessions Of A Pregnant Man (AlienBuddha Press).
My poems have also been published in italian anthologies, such as Il suono del silenzio 2008 and 2008, and Brazilian magazine (Revista Torquato). Nationally, my work has been included in English anthologies such as Reach 253, Murmurations, Cannon Poet Quarterly, Poetry In The Time Of Coronavirus, The voices Project, The Writers Club, Fleas on the dog, The Materialist , The Essential anthology, Word Doodles, Ponsersavant, The Raconteur Preview, The Orange Blush zine, Lion and Lilac, Unheard Poetry, Poetic Unity, and Literary Magazine. Recently, I have been selected as one the poets representing the Poetry Corner as part of the Kesington+ Chelsea Art Week in London (1-11 October).
Silent Afternoon by David Dephy
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Silent Afternoon by David Dephy
Voices of the Past, A Celebration of Black History
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This February, 2021 Centennial Art Center Gallery presents Voices of the Past, A Celebration of Black History. In this exhibit artist Henry L. Jones speaks about his artwork. An accomplished poet, Henry also treats us to a powerful reading of his poem, “I Know Your Tears” from “Black Skillet Blues: Poetry without Cornbread.”
Call for submission THE CREATIVITY WEBZINE
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Dear Readers and Authors,
The Creativity Webzine, the monthly multicreative and theme based journal, has been online now for six and a half years with our 128th issue coming up at the end of February. Authors, poets, writers, painters, photographers can this month submit poems, haikus, sonnets, articles, stories, art, photography of any kind in the theme FICTIONAL CHARACTERS. Any fictional character will do, if Superman, Indiana Jones, Hamlet, Harry Potter, whatever comes to your mind. They can be the main part of the story, article or poem, or just a side character. The fictional character can be an inspiration to the hero or just a part of the story. Main thing is that the fictional character is a part of the piece. The issue will be published on February 28th, so have your work in by February 26th.
Good luck and have fun creating.
THE CUPCAKE CHRONICLES is available on Amazon III
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Patricia Carragon has forthcoming work from EOAGH and The Paterson Review. Her latest books from Poets Wear Prada are Meowku and The Cupcake Chronicles, and Innocence from Finishing Line Press. Her first novel, Angel Fire, is forthcoming from Alien Buddha Press. Patricia hosts Brownstone Poets and is the editor-in-chief of its annual anthology. She is an executive editor for Home Planet News Online.
https://brownstonepoets.blogspot.com/
https://patriciacarragon8.wordpress.com/
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The winter years by Eugenia Fain
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The winter years by Eugenia Fain
Broken by Somjeeta Pandey from Gobardanga Hindu College
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Somjeeta Pandey is a poet, research scholar and an Assistant Professor of English at a government-aided college in West Bengal, India. Her research interests are rooted in crime fiction studies, feminist literary studies and dalit studies. Her poems have appeared in The CQ: A Literary Magazine, Global Poemic, Madness Muse Press, and will soon appear in Faces to the Sun: A Mental Health Awareness Anthology and Point Positive Publishing’s Rebloom Anthology. She can be reached at somjeeta072@gmail.com.
‘Listening From Home,’ by Elan Barnehama
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‘Listening From Home,’ Elan Barnehama
And artwork by Rhonda Fishman
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