Preview of Rupali Saini’s SHOTS: Tell It Slant by Dustin Pickering
Blurb by Dustin Pickering for Rupali Saini’s upcoming short fiction collection SHOTS.
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Beasts and Bastards by Priyanka Banerjee
Bengali poetess Priyanka Banerjee writes of the rage of betrayal and the secrets of the heart.
Words by Sherzod Komil Khalil
Dyunlekan was born in a place that is covered with deep woods. That place was still covered with white snow. Redlish-grey ground will be seen only in summer. What saw Dyulecan in the world is his father’s wooden cabin, green fir trees and nut trees, flannel dogs and deer that pull sledges, sky, cloudes and […]Read Post ›
Edgar Lee Masters Down Into This Land- release in February 2022
ANNOUNCEMENT: Edgar Lee Masters’ Selected Poetry edited by Ryan Guth.
The Quiescence of Lexeme: A Book Review by Semeen Ali
Book review of Jhilam Chattaraj’s Noise Cancellation by Poetry and Fiction editor at Muse India, Semeen Ali.
My Father Steals a Jackfruit by Jagari Mukherjee
A selection from our upcoming Hunger- An Anthology by Indian poet Jagari Mukherjee.
Not Coral but Agate by Jagari Mukherjee
Elegant tribute to Edgar Allan Poe from Indian poet Jagari Mukherjee
A Message by Tali Cohen Shabbtai
Tali Cohen Shabbtai writes a poetic message of forgiveness.
Ekphrastic Poetry Then and Now by Lidia Chiarelli
Lidia Chiarelli (Torino, Italy). Artist and writer, co-founder, with Aeronwy Thomas, of the art-literary Movement Immagine & Poesia (2007). Award -winning poet. Five nominations to Pushcart Prize, USA. Her poems are translated multilingually. One of the most interesting aspects of today’s poetry is Ekphrastic Poetry. The term “ekphrastic” originates from a Greek expression for description. According to the Oxford […]Read Post ›
We Will Disappear by Sherzod Komil Khalil
If you go along breaths in the bank of the river Bering in Sibir, you will run into a village Vatirkan, which is called by local Russian people Hatirka. This means in the chukcha language dry and narrow place. Who knows, maybe, it indicates to unfruitful ground of the village, which is situated in plain. […]Read Post ›
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