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Black Eyes Publishing UK & Gloucestershire Poetry Society Open Poetry Competition 2023 Anthology. - Longlisting was undertaken by Josephine Lay (Former Dir. Of Ops for the GPS & lead editor for Black Eyes Publishing) with assistance from Jason Conway (Current Dir. Of Ops for the GPS). The Longlist consisted of 77 poems. All longlisted poems were eligible for this anthology. However, several eligible poems, were withdrawn, once the results had been announced, to be either submitted elsewhere, or re-worked. - The Longlist was judged by Jessica Mookherjee (her judges report is included in this anthology) Jessica produced a Shortlist of 21 poems, before settling on the final results.

"A lush tapestry of poetry created by undocumented and undocu-adjacent writers, Here to Stay is an invitation to be a part of an integral component of contemporary American poetry"--

Dieses Buch ist der erste Band einer Reihe von Sammlungen junger Kunstschaffender. Sie werden ohne Umsatzinteressen oder kommerzielle Filter veröffentlicht und lediglich nach ihrer Authentizität ausgesucht. Ziel ist es, einen niedrigschwelligen Einstieg in die Kunst zu bieten und Menschen das Gefühl zu geben, ernstgenommen und gehört zu werden.

This collection of poetry tells the important story of fighting battles with mental health through the eyes of a teenager. It provides heartfelt insight into the struggles of growing up and the importance of self-reflection.

"In an unprecedented anthology edited by the poet and critic Rigoberto Gonzâalez, Library of America brings together more than 180 poets whose poems bear witness to the beauty and power of this vital and expanding tradition: its profound engagement with pasts both mythical and historical, its reckoning with the complexities of language, land, and identity, and its vision of a nation enriched by the stories of immigrants, exiles, refugees, and their descendants."-- Provided by publisher.

I kærlighedens turbulente farvande er en antologi af antikkens erotiske digte. Den dækker alle kærlighedens facetter: romantik, jalousi, sex og begær, sofistikeret utroskab og eskapader, hjertesorg og fortvivlelse. Kort sagt digte, som vi stadigvæk kan spejle os i. Eros var og er stadig lige så lunefuld, bittersød og utæmmelig.Uddrag af bogenDen sexede Asklepiahar øjne blå som havetog ligesom havet frister hun til en sejladsi kærlighedens farvande.MeleagrosOm forfatterenPanagiota Goula er født i Grækenland og flyttede straks efter gymnasiet til Danmark. Cand.mag. fra Københavns Universitet i historie, oldgræsk og moderne græsk med speciale i dokumentarisk litteratur. Endvidere ph.d.-studier i moderne græsk selvforståelse samt bachelor fra CBS i interkulturel kommunikation, som førte til en stilling som kulturchef på Det Danske Institut i Athen og to år senere som kulturattaché for den danske ambassade. Efter 2013 fortsatte hun sin kulturvirksomhed dels som litterær oversætter til dansk og græsk og dels som producer af poesiarrangementer i samarbejde med Glyptoteket.

Das Projekt "QUEER - NunRedenWir" gibt queeren Schriftsteller*innen aus NRW die Möglichkeit, eigene Lebenserfahrungen/Emotionen, die im Zusammenhang mit ihrer Zugehörigkeit zur LGBTQIA+ Community stehen, in Texten auszudrücken.Aus Kurzgeschichten und Gedichten entstand dieser Erzählband, der eine große Bandbreite der queeren Community aus Nordrhein-Westfalen sichtbar und erlesbar macht.Die Anthologie ist mit einem Glossar ausgestattet, in welchem wichtige Begriffe aus der Community erklärt werden.Als zweiter Schritt wird die Anthologie in 2024 bei 5 Lesungen an 5 verschiedenen Orten in NRW vorgestellt. Begleitet wird jede Lesung von einer Ausstellung zum Thema "Transidentität".Das Projekt will aber nicht nur queere Personen sichtbarer machen, sondern auch queeren Schriftsteller*innen die Möglichkeit geben, für ein angemessenes Honorar zu arbeiten. So wurde jeder Textbeitrag, der in QUEER NunRedenWir abgedruckt ist, mit einem Honorar abgegolten.Autor*innen, die ihre Texte bei einer der Lesungen vortragen, bekommen ein entsprechendes Lesehonorar. Zudem werden alle Gewinne aus Buchverkäufen gleichmäßig auf die beteiligten Autor*innen aufgeteilt.Weitere Informationen auf: www.queer-nunredenwir.deInstagram @queer_nunredenwirErmöglicht wird das Projekt "Queer - NunRedenWir" durch die Förderung "Diversitätsfonds" des Landes NRW.

Best of Australian Poems 2023 is a representation of what is happening in Australian poetry at this specific moment in time-what poets were feeling, thinking and imagining across many different forms, mediums and lexicons ... Many of our most accomplished poets are published alongside new and emerging voices, reflecting Australian poetry's continuing evolution. - Gig Ryan & Panda WongBest of Australian Poems 2023 is a poetic snapshot of the year that was. Guest Edited by highly respected poets Gig Ryan and Panda Wong, this collection captures the richness and diversity of Australian writing in the contemporary moment.The third in an annual series from national poetry organisation Australian Poetry, this volume includes narrative poems, prose poems, formal poems. It features archival poetry, digital poetry, spoken word and concrete poetry. There is poetry of resistance, of the domestic, of the body, of the divine. There are prize-winning poems and previously unpublished poems, lyric and anti-lyric poems, love poems and elegies.This is a collection of poems to understand the present, to read and re-read, to send to friends and family.

Das Thema "Aufbruch und Verwandlung" weckt den Gedanken an frühlingshaft sprießendes Grün und biographische Neuanfänge persönlicher oder beruflicher Art. Doch die Kehrseite dieser heiteren Bilder liegt in dem Wort "Bruch", das untrennbar mit dem "Aufbruch" verbunden ist. Menschliche Verluste, zerstörte Dinge, politische Umwälzungen kommen in den Blick, rufen Angst und Traurigkeit hervor. Wie diese beiden Seiten des Themas miteinander ins Gleichgewicht gebracht werden können, erkunden die Geschichten und Gedichte unseres Bandes auf ganz unterschiedliche Weise.

In this volume, five prose poets explore the Five major oceans as they are currently classified: the Pacific, the Atlantic, the Indian, the Southern and the Arctic.Each 21-part sequence of poems is a particular-and sometimes oblique-rumination on one of these vast bodies of water. Together they offer an inspiring and sometimes troubling exploration of our relationship with what is, essentially, a single oceanic entity.

Dieses Büchlein, in lesefreundlicher Schriftgröße, enthält ausgewählte Geschichten und Gedichte von einer kleinen Gemeinschaft schreibfreudiger Damen aus der AWO-Gruppe in Teltow.Es sind "Perlen der Erinnerung", die nicht verloren gehen sollen.

Dieses Büchlein, in lesefreundlicher Schriftgröße, enthält ausgewählte Geschichten und Gedichte von einer kleinen Gemeinschaft schreibfreudiger Damen aus der AWO-Gruppe in Teltow.Es sind "Perlen unserer Erinnerung", die nicht verloren gehen sollen.

We three met at the National Theater Institute in 2013. Elena suggested this group at the beginning of Covid as a way to cope/stay engaged/be creative/etc. We generated prompts from conversations, books of writing prompts, writing prompt generator websites, and some from Suleika Jauad's The Isolation Journals. Like a lot of folks, we all started many projects in 2020, but this is one of the few we all actually kept up with. We are intentional about what we're doing: we meet once a week remotely for one hour - unless someone has a conflict and we decide not to meet, or decide to meet for longer. We don't have homework - occasionally we'll "bring in an object" or pick a song to share, but there's no expectation of work being done before the meeting. When we write, we never focus on having any kind of final product - some pieces are left unfinished, and we just move on to write something else if we feel like it. Even this book is not the culmination of all our work; it comes out of wanting to celebrate what we've done so far. This whole vibe is part of why we've been able to stick with it while we fell off of other projects. We've held these meetings on Thursdays, Sundays, Wednesdays, (but never Saturdays!) because we all work in theater and our schedules vary a lot. We are constantly changing and evolving the format: some days we invite guests, some days we play DnD, sometimes we have a plan, and other times we spend most of our time chatting. In year one, we mostly wrote from prompts and conversations, using what was happening around us and what was going on in our internal worlds. In year two, we did a lot of accountability writing - we all had other things we were working on, and used our weekly hour for that. In year three, we have expanded our structure and sources of inspiration, using more nontraditional sources to help us generate work. We decided to make a book at this stage, because at the start of year three we looked back and realized we had generated a large amount of work. We thought it would be nice to collect some of it in one place. We had previously discussed starting a blog, which we also have done, but Ivy wanted something she could physically hold as well and Tessa and Elena said fine. We've been friends for ten years, have been writing for three, and this feels like a commemoration of both those things. Common themes emerge as we write: suburbia, dystopia, the environment, technology breakdown, love. As we write about these things, we reflect these ideas back at each other, which helps us imagine them in new and different ways. In writing this book, we hope to share some of that collaborative process with you. We invite you to read, and also to take inspiration from anything that catches your imagination.

The enchanting, sometimes jarring, figure of the coyote is explored in this dazzling anthology of poetry. Come with us as the coyote's dual nature and its reflection on powerful aspects of human existence dance in verse and prose. POETICS: Coyote displays this captivating energy in poetry that has been collected from around the world. It is a fascinating exploration of the human condition through the dynamic force of narrative power, manifesting the sensual, heartbreaking, tender experience of the poet with the coyote. In our semi-annual poetry journal, POETICS, it is our intention to fully realize the purpose of prose and verse through the lens of Aristotle's argument in support of figurative language and universal truths. With this use of language, we intend to collect written works from around the world, from diverse voices, and from a myriad of imaginations in order to gaze upon one theme through the lens of poetry.

"A drop of PURE LOVEcontains an ocean of transformative power -never underestimate the ripple effect...Welcome to the inaugural edition of The Quilled Ink Review. A pure labour of Love, we could think of no better way to begin than on that note - Ode to Love.Within these pages, you will find an eclectic mix of accomplished writers from across the world, some of whom we have the honour and privilege to publish for the very first time. And yet, the language of Love, in all its shades, remains the same. It begs of you to pause for a moment, reflect, and bathe in its beauty. It begs of you to see that poetry in itself is an act of Love, an act of healing, and that the stories too urge you to dance despite the darkness.Our breath and focus are best spent on Love for what is Love but tapping into the music of our souls. Welcome to this Ode to Love."- Adiela AkooPoet, Founder & Editor

Since 1968, The South Carolina Review (SCR) has published fiction, poetry, interviews, unpublished letters and manuscripts, essays, and reviews from literary giants such as Joyce Carol Oates and Kurt Vonnegut as well as eminent critics such as Cleanth Brooks and Marjorie Perloff.

A mesmerising pocket-sized anthology of classic poetry that embraces the exquisite beauty, profound darkness, and macabre romance of gothic literature.

Asian-American authors who call Hawai'i home make up a fraction of writers published in the United States, yet their literary art plays a crucial role in creatively redefining perceptions of Hawai'i and rejecting constraints imposed upon individuals and communities through colonization. IMUA, Go Forward presents readers with contemporary poets of reclamation in a book that redefines boundaries, recovers identity, and above all else empowers the young people of Hawai'i.

The Broken Sleep Books Anthology showcases the best writing from the press in 2023, featuring extracts from every publication, covering poetry, non-fiction and short fiction. An essential purchase for anyone interested in new writing, or curious about the work of a vibrant, dynamic and award-winning independent press.

This elegant poetry book is very inspirational and uplifting to the mind, body, and soul. Twenty-four internationally acclaimed and inspiring authors and poets worldwide combined their poetic talents to enhance the captivating and artistic verses on the pages with originality and creativity for humanity. These enlivening and imaginative verses of simulation are poignant and stem from various beautiful and enhanced settings worldwide. The distinctive quality of elegance and moving styles of poetry included on the pages are touching, memorable, and uplifting. They stem from the unique styles of eagle-eyed poets who meticulously observe the more finite details of their natural surroundings and illustrate their innermost thoughts for the enjoyment of others to read with a smiling face.One will find the following forms and styles of fluency in the most persuasive and influential language form of speech and written in dialect with highly expressive intonation, rhythm, and the like from these extraordinary poets. They are in various poetic forms such as haiku, senryu, narrative, freeform, intermittent rhyming sequence, existentialism, visualization, acrostic, and others. Additionally, get your appetite ready to eat because the lines will bring saliva to your mouth from the international cuisines and delicacies on the pages.The dispersive lexicons of English literature are dynamic and reflect various essence of style usage. One will note the following: symbolism, dynamic imagery, descriptive excellence, analogy, couplet (a two-lined stanza), tercet (three lines), quatrain series (four lines in the stanza), quintain (a group of five lines), sestet (a group of six lines), emphasis, hyperbole, metaphor, narrative, end rhymes, simile, symbolism, synonym, uniformity, active verbs, variations of tense, analogy, and internal rhymes to give spice and flavor to the poetic words.

Der neue Sammelband von Chiemgau-Autoren e. V. hat das Thema Ausweg?Los! - Ein Literaturprojekt angesichts vieler Krisen und der Chance auf Hoffnung -Darin geht es einerseits um die Auseinandersetzung mit den aktuellen Problemen und Krisen unserer Welt, die von immer mehr Menschen als existenzbedrohend empfunden werden, und andererseits um die Sammlung von Gedanken zu Aufbruch, Kraft und Mut. Themen sind u. a. Artensterben, Klimawandel, politische Krisen, Auswirkungen des Corona-Lockdowns auf die (vor allem jungen) Menschen, persönliche Krisen. Leserinnen und Leser finden in diesem Buch Gedichte und kurze Prosastücke von 32 Autor/inn/en - das bedeutet eine große Vielfalt unterschiedlicher Ideen und Erfahrungen. Nachdenklichkeit, Phantasie und Humor zeigen Auswege auf. Auch originelle/originäre Mundart-Texte sind enthalten. Lassen Sie sich anregen!

The poems in this book are published in the poet's native language and American English. The collection's theme is wind: The wind is one of the classic four elements, meaning comprehensive movement. It gives us the feeling of space and shows us life's core. For poets, the wind doesn't just mean an element but opens spaces for metaphorical excursions, like in one line of the lovely song "Wind of Change" by The Scorpions when they sing: "The wind of change blows straight into the face of time."This collection features 60 poets from 22 countries and four continents, giving us the idea of the songs from the wind.

Erstmals wieder zugänglich: die zweisprachige Sammlung von Gedichten bedeutender Schwarzer US-Dichterinnen und -Dichter, ausgewählt und übertragen von Stephan HermlinDrei Jahre nach dem Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs veröffentlichte der Verlag Volk und Welt in der Sowjetischen Besatzungszone, bei anhaltender Papierknappheit, eine Anthologie mit Lyrik Schwarzer Autorinnen und Autoren aus den USA. Der Herausgeber und Übersetzer Stephan Hermlin, selbst politisch und "rassisch" Verfolgter des NS-Regimes, setzte auf die Wahrnehmung eines »anderen« Amerika, die weit über die Nachkriegszeit hinaus für die DDR bedeutsam bleiben sollte. Sorgfältig hat er dafür Gedichte aus hundert Jahren Schwarzer US-Lyrik ausgewählt und kommentiert.Eindrucksvoll zeugt der Band, der durch ein programmatisches Vorwort eingeleitet wird, von Hermlins Kunst der Übersetzung.»I Too Am America«, so verkündet Langston Hughes 1926 die Ansprüche Schwarzer US-Bürgerinnen und Bürger auf ihr Land. »Auch ich bin Amerika«, ist 1948 bei Hermlin zu lesen. Diese Edition macht die zweisprachige Lyriksammlung unter Bewahrung des historischen Wortlauts erstmals wieder zugänglich, verbunden mit einem Nachwort von Heinrich Detering. Mit Gedichten von Langston Hughes, Richard Wright, Countee Cullen, Frances E. W. Harper, Margaret Walker u. a.

Wettbewerbsanthologie "Leichtsinn" 2023 - Im Sommer 2023 lobte der Autorenkreis Ruhr-Mark e.V. einen neuen Literaturwettbewerb aus. "Leichtsinn" lautete das Thema.An welcher Stelle und zu welchem Zeitpunkt ist der Leichtsinn leicht? Sofern er wirklich ein Sinn ist - ist er dann vielleicht der sechste? Liegt die goldene Mitte, die positive Würdigung des Leichtsinns erst in seinem erfolgreichen Ergebnis? An welcher Stelle beginnt man, das "Über" des "Muts" zu tolerieren?Diesen und vielen weiteren Fragen stellten sich die Schreibenden aus Westfalen, die mit ihren Beiträgen in Lyrik und Prosa an unserem Literaturwettbewerb 2023 teilnahmen. In diesem Büchlein finden sich die Siegertexte.

For over 30 years, the Newcastle Poetry Prize has championed Australian poets and their craft.The Newcastle Poetry Prize stands out in Australia as it embraces the long form poem, allowing poets to explore their craft across up to 200 lines. This distinctive aspect presents a challenge for poets to skilfully sustain their work, carefully balancing tone, pace, and rhythm to captivate readers throughout the journey.Contributing (Shortlisted) Authors: Eileen Chong, Joe Dolce, SJ Finn, Jo Gardiner, Susan Garman, Jake Goetz, Kerry Greer, Andrew Heath, Paul Hetherington, Christopher (Kit) Kelen, Jean Kent, Jennifer Kornberger, Roberta Lowing, Greg McLaren, Rachael Mead, Audrey Molloy, Mark O'Flynn, Vuong Pham, Bronwyn Rodden, Robyn Rowland, Kevin Smith, Craig Smith, Kevin Smith, Mark Tredinnick, Todd Turner, D¿enana Vucic, Jo Ward