Poetry doesn’t have to be difficult to read. It also doesn’t have to be easy to read.Poetry doesn’t […]
Author: John W. Leys
Poets Poets are packrats and magpies, scavengers and gravediggers. They are ghosts that haunt themselves with melancholy and […]
Review by John W. Leys By the end of the first page Kindra Austin’s The Killing Holiday will […]
After Catullus V Let us live and let us love, My Lesbia, My Layla, My dark princess of […]
I was recently interviewed by David at Fevers of the Mind. You can read the interview at the […]
I am very proud that Whispers of a One-Eyed Raven: Mythological Poetry recieved a 5 Star Review from […]
Mad Pollyanna poetDepressedIn love with the night,Admirer of the stars,Constellations, and galaxies,The milky white wayAgainst the raven blackEchoes […]
Freckles and Curls In embryonic Eden Before the rains came: Seeds were planted, Hand in hand, Giving rise […]
I’m very proud to announce the publication of Through The Looking Glass: Reflecting on Madness and Chaos Within by Indie Blu(e) Publishing. As well as being a contributor, I served as a guest editor on this project. More information below:
In Memory of Patricia Spoon (1940-2021) I heard the banshee Wailing in the distance, Echoing in the valley, […]
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