Iām a previously published non-fiction author, so why self-publish The Groovy Granny? Why, when thereās so little money in it, and such a small audience? Hereās why. by Heather Grace Stewart Update: You can now preview and buy The Groovy Granny, first published in 2011, on Amazon! The young illustrator went on to illustrate the …
Poet Claudia Schƶnfeld
Sakura you feed me on raw fish when our worldās upside down, chaos around, people drown, small as bugs in the sink while forces of nature grow tall and blossoming cherries bleed, spilling red, white - hopes like vomit on shaking ropes, will they hold? sing, sing sakura ācos spring is just āround the corner …
Poets for Tsunami Relief: Poet Shiv
Sunrise After 8.9 Yes there was a gory dark time of the eclipse of 8.9 But far on a rosy horizon to have darkness undone sits another baby sun I feel it somewhat low but I still feel it with glow This is the sun that will bring close those who in current life are …
Poet Colleen Hannah
LIVING LIFE IN A SUBDUCTION ZONE Forced down and shifting sideways Living life in a subduction zone The mantleās quaking dust has flown The clock stopped counting time is done Living life in a subduction zone And itās heave ho and away we go Clock stopped counting time is done I wait in line for …
Poet Rachel Bentham
Quaking. (New Zealand.) The glasses clinked on their shelves, a sign we recognised. Unperturbed, I moved to the kitchen doorway ā doorways were supposed safer, the frying pan still in my hand. The floor shook as scales shake when you weigh yourself, an insecurity underfoot. But it didnāt stop. The shake became a roll, a …
Heather Grace Stewart 