Discover the powerful poetry collection "Wild Women" by Faye Alexandra Rose, an exploration of women's resilience and strength throughout history. This article delves into Rose's inspiration, themes, and creative process, offering readers a deep dive into the significance of her work and its impact on contemporary discussions about feminism, history, and personal struggle. Perfect for poetry enthusiasts and advocates for women's voices in literature.
Read MoreJP Seabright, a London-based queer disabled writer, has become a prominent voice in the world of poetry. With four solo pamphlets, two collaborations, and a diverse body of work spanning various mediums, JP explores themes of gender, sexuality, trauma, and the impending climate crisis. As an Editor of Full House Literary Magazine, they've earned nominations for esteemed literary prizes like the Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net, and Forward Prize. We had the privilege of publishing their latest poetry anthology ‘Fragments from Before the Fall’ and had a little chat with them.
Read MoreIn a world plagued by conflicts and displacement, the poetry collection "The Crossings " by Chaitali Sengupta offers a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the experiences of migrants forced to leave their homelands in search of safety and security. Through a seamless blend of history, mythology, and present-day realities, Sengupta delves into the profound impact of conflicts on individual lives, highlighting the struggles, resilience, and search for identity that define the migrant experience.
Read MoreUnveiling the Third Self: An Encounter with Salem Paige, a remarkable transgender poet whose introspective works have captivated readers worldwide. Explore the depths of their latest book, 'The Third Self,' as we delve into themes of creative identity, self-discovery, and the transformative power of poetry. Join us on a journey of introspection and artistic exploration, as Salem Paige invites readers to embrace vulnerability, break free from creative confines, and forge their own unique voices. Discover the resonance of their poetic tapestry and unlock the transformative potential of self-expression.
Read MoreIn this interview article, we sit down with Sydney-based writer, poet, and artist agent, Julie Stenton, to discuss her recently published poetry collection, In the Dream I Jump From a Great Height and Land Safely. We delve into the inspiration behind the book, Julie's literary and artistic crushes, and what literary success looks like to her. Join us as we explore the emotive and thought-provoking themes of identity and belonging that run through Julie's work.
Read MoreRead this exclusive interview with Kate Gough, the author of the newly released book, 'The Maiden in the Tower.' Discover Kate's creative process and inspiration behind her poetry, as well as her journey to becoming a published author. Get a behind-the-scenes look at 'The Maiden in the Tower,' now available on Amazon in both Kindle and paperback formats.
Read MoreAll poetry is good if you like it. People laugh at Rupi Kaur and say her poems are no good, and yet they are read by many people, and she makes her money out of poetry. The people who often sneer at her are literary professionals and academics who make money out of teaching because only their friends and pupils ever get to read their work. Kaur’s work is not my thing at all, but at least she is a true poet who lives by her words. Just like the many typewriter poets in the US and elsewhere, as well as poetry on Instagram, the work is read by ordinary people, not just students of poetry in educational institutions or posh poetry magazines. I want all sorts of people to read and enjoy my work if possible.
Read MoreChristina Hennemann is a writer and teacher based in the beautiful West of Ireland. She grew up in Germany and started writing her first English poems at the age of six with the help of a dictionary. Since moving to Ireland, she has been writing professionally. Her work has appeared in orangepeel, Anti-Heroin Chic, Goats Milk, Free Verse Revolution Lit, Tír na nÒg and elsewhere.
Christina writes about the subconscious mind, trauma, the healing power of nature and spirituality and relationships.
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