Lyrikantologier (af flere forfattere)

Inspired by Santa Barbara Botanic Garden and the trees and plants that define California's Central Coast, Out of the Ground features more than fourty local poets.Carmen Alexander Lori AnayaSarah Blakely Gudrun BortmanSally Anderson Boström M. L. Brown Christopher Buckley Carolyn Chilton Casas Clayton Clark Fran Davis Marsha de la O Kurt Duran Ana Ellickson Kimbrough Ernest Mary Freericks Cie GumucioHannah Huff Kristin Kane Peggy Kelly Isabelle Kim-ShermanGabriella KleinPerie LongoJasmine Marshall Armstrong Juliane McAdam Anita McLaughlin Anne NeubauerEnid Osborn Melinda Palacio Scot Pipkin Susan Shields George HS SingerDavid Starkey Daniel ThomasEmma Trelles Jace Ryan Turner Isabelle Walker Joseph Warren Norma Wightman Paul Willis George Yatchisin Chryss Yost

Dream Latin is an anthology which allows the subconscious to be a vehicle for reflection, not just of who we are, but also of who we might be. Here, in poetry, stories and essay, the unconscious is revealed as a place of fear, a place of hope, a place of longing, and a place of freedom. Contributors: Andre Bagoo, Naji Bakhti, Matthew Francis, Gavin Goodwin, Steven Hastings, Kit Ingram, Aaron Kent, Alex Mazey, Stuart McPherson, Yousif M. Qasmiyeh, Martha Sprackland, and Jacqueline Yallop.

Dante, Petrarch, Camoens: CXXIV Sonnets presents a collection of sonnets from some of the most celebrated poets of the Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish tradition. Each sonnet is presented with its original text and an English translation, offering readers the opportunity to experience the beauty and richness of these great works.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

A moving collection of poems written during the time of war, including the titular poem 'The Supreme Sacrifice, ' by John Stanhope Arkwright.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

Die Anthologie 2023 der Edition Dorettes zum Thema Maloche - Lyrik und kurze Texte zu einem Them, das an Aktualität nicht eingebüßt hat. Verdichtet aus unterschiedlichen Perspektiven der Autorinnen und Autoren. Mal kämpferisch, mal biografisch.

Ny prosa og poesi for årets afgangselever fra Forfatterskolen: Amina Elmi, Bjarke Seitzberg Sørensen, Cathrine Bresler, Mads Kjeldgaard Hansen, Marie Strøyer og Ylva Thiis

Ordinary people have presented extraordinary stories through the power of poetry, shedding light on the challenges of racism, so we never forget its ugliness and we recognise the need to address it if we as a people are to progress.Dr Marvelle Brown, Associate Professor - Programme Team Lead for Public Health, University of HertfordshireCharlotte, your latest book...like the others, is full of insight, forcing one to think about the world we have constructed yet full of inspiration for change - thanks to you and the other contributors.Anna Kyprianou, Pro Chancellor, Middlesex University

This collection of poems is aimed at non-poetry lovers. In this accessible poetry anthology, Paul's writings explore the everyday of what he sees around him, from socks to morphine and dentists to hedgehogs, Paul's words will make you laugh, cry and probably agree. In his deeply personal reflections on loss, Paul takes us into the dark shadows of death. Paul has been a closet poet for as long as he can remember, using a folder under the stairs to store his musings, until he was outed by colleagues and friends. The result is this book which has been published in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity.

During my time as Missouri's 6th Poet Laureate, I have had two major goals. The first has been to put poetry into the hands and ears of Missourians who don't usually read poetry or go to poetry readings. My second has been to promote or highlight Missouri poets and publishers. Thanks to all of the poets (over 50) who have participated in some part of one of the projects, and thanks to Jason Ryberg of Spartan press and Ben Furnish of BkMk press for production. As a result of Covid, I have not been able to have the usual Missouri Poet Laureate travel experience for public appearances. I've given readings, talks, and keynotes, taught workshops, judged contests, participated in book festivals, written poems, published a book, re-issued a new edition of Red Silk, been interviewed, and traveled around some parts of the state. I have done many events while sitting at my computer on Zoom, so I decided I wanted to create some projects that would help me fulfill my two primary goals and reach all regions of the state in a meaningful way. The most significant thing I have learned so far as Poet Laureate is how many fine poets have lived or worked in Missouri for a large part of their lives. Through my projects, I have tried to represent all regions of the state, multiple styles, and diversity, but I know there are still many poets out there I don't know or was not able to contact to be involved in one of my projects. I know I haven't begun to represent all Missouri poets, but I'm not done yet, so there's more to come. My first project was to create ten podcasts called The Literary State. Each of these is a ten to twenty-minute podcast with a Missouri poet. Poets answer two questions about the craft of poetry, give a writing prompt, and read two of their poems. The podcasts are available on Anchor, Spotify, and Apple, or those interested can google them and listen on their phones or computers. The goal is that people will listen to them in their car, while cooking dinner, sitting at a table with a pen in hand ready to write, or anywhere they usually listen to podcasts. I also hope that teachers and professors will share them with their students as the podcasts offer valuable information about writing. My second major project was to create Tiny Books to highlight eighteen more Missouri poets. Each of these tiny books includes one poem. Each of those poets received a quantity of tiny books to distribute to people who do not usually read poetry-the grocer, waiter, doctor, dentist, mail deliverer, grass cutter, neighbor, etc. These tiny books have been incredibly popular, and I wish I had thousands more of them to distribute since there are over six million people in Missouri, and I wish everyone could have at least one of them. Some have reacted in wonderful ways of helping to spread them around for many to read, and I thank them for that. The third project is this one-two anthologies. Ten poems from ten more Missouri poets in two anthologies published by Spartan press and in partnership with I-70 Review. Welcome to the words of ten Missouri poets in this anthology. Enjoy. -Maryfrances Wagner, Missouri's 6th Missouri Poet Laureate 2021-2023

No one escapesfrom life alive.- Michael ChrichtonThis book is an anthology written by Danny Campbell, Julie Baron, Farzana Habib, Namita Das, Shoujoeye, Yugel Losorata, E.S. Gleason, Alaric Cabiling, D.S. Pais, Monica D. Tenerife, Adanu Michaels

'The Opposite of Grieving brings together the talents of three poets who collectively run the publishing outlet Drunk Muse Press. There the similarities in their theme and style end. Hugh McMillan's poems are mostly lyrical meditations on a father's relationship and travels with his daughters, while Neil Young's satires rewrite and reimagine Greek myths with a contemporary twist, and Jessamine O'Connor's selection explores a gamut of responses to loss and bereavement. Each poet's work is characterised by an angled approach that causes the reader to re-examine expectations.

The Poeming Pigeon: A Journal of Poetry & ArtThe "Superstition" issue of The Poeming Pigeon: A Journal of Poetry & Art (Issue #13) features poetry by Ellen Bass, James Crews, Andrea Hollander, and Paulann Petersen with poetry and artwork by 76 poets and artists from around the globe. The poems selected for this collection reveal a conversation with each other and also with the artwork. And just as superstitions have a way of innocuously inserting themselves into our everyday lives, the superstition-themed poems in this book weave themselves in and around poems on a multitude of topics. Cover Design by Robert R. Sanders, featuring art "Prowling After Midnight" by artist Beverly Ash Gilbert of Gig Harbor, Washington.Contributing Artists:Beverly Ash Gilbert ¿ Carella Keil ¿ Dale Champlin ¿ Elaine Franz Witten ¿ Estelle Meadoff ¿ Jan Baross ¿ Jeanne Julian ¿ Jone Rush MacCulloch ¿ Judith Skillman ¿ Linda Briskin ¿ Pattie Palmer-Baker ¿ Robert R. Sanders ¿ Romana TarlamisContributing Poets:Jan Ball ¿ K.S. Baron ¿ Jan Baross ¿ Ellen Bass ¿ Jenny Blackford ¿ Rose Mary Boehm ¿ Katy Brown ¿ Paul Bufis ¿ Dale Champlin ¿ Jennifer Clark ¿ Daphne Clifton ¿ James Crews ¿ Steven Dieffenbacher ¿ Susan Donnelly ¿ Ann Farley ¿ Laurel Feigenbaum ¿ Linda Ferguson ¿ Eric J. Forsbergh ¿ Sylvia Freeman ¿ Gabby Gilliam ¿ Tony Gloeggler ¿ Peter M. Gordon ¿ Melanie Green ¿ Jan Haag ¿ Catherine Hamrick ¿ Leslie Hodge ¿ Andrea Hollander ¿ Christopher J. Jarmick ¿ DB Jonas ¿ Tim Kahl ¿ Casey Killingsworth ¿ Tricia Knoll ¿ Sigrun Susan Lane ¿ Abigail Licad ¿ Jone Rush MacCulloch ¿ Carolyn Martin ¿ Joy McDowell ¿ Matt McGee ¿ Hannah Mead ¿ Jessica Mehta ¿ James Merrill ¿ Judith Montgomery ¿ Susan Woods Morse ¿ Charlene Stegman Moskal ¿ Kathy Nelson ¿ MaryJane Nordgren ¿ Francis Opila ¿ Paulann Petersen ¿ Vivienne Popperl ¿ Jeannie E. Roberts ¿ John Rowe ¿ Robert R. Sanders ¿ Shawn Aveningo Sanders ¿ Joel Savishinsky ¿ JoAnna Scandiffio ¿ Penelope Scambly Schott ¿ Allegra Jostad Silberstein ¿ Ona Siporin ¿ Amy Smith ¿ Doug Stone ¿ Shawn Dallas Stradley ¿ Colette Tennant ¿ Michael Waterson ¿ Julia Wendell ¿ Ingrid Wendt ¿ Melody Wilson ¿ Sally Zakariya

The second double issue of Shearsman magazine for 2023 features poetry by Serena Alagappan, Wendy Allen, Mark Byers, Elizabeth Chadwick Pywell, Peter Dukes, David Dumouriez, Marie-Louise Eyres, Dominic Fisher, Mark Goodwin, Amlanjyoti Goswami, John Greening, Finn Haunch, Neal Hoskins, Fiona Larkin, Peter Larkin, Rupert M Loydell, Valeria Melchioretto, Eliza O'Toole, John Phillips, Amber Rollinson, D'or Seifer, Natalie Shaw, Robert Sheppard and Judi Sutherland; plus translations of Kjell Espmark (by Robin Fulton Macpherson), Attila József (by Agnes Lehóczky & Adam Piette), Lutz Seiler (by Stefan Tobler), and Roelof Ten Napel (by Judith Wilkinson).