Poetry
Invisible Histories
Invisible Histories is written by American author Glen Armstrong.
THE CITADEL II by David Stone
David Stone is a Surrealist in the school of Salvador Dali, painter of, among other things distorted, melting clocks. But also a writer whose Surrealist Literature includes Hidden Faces (by Salvador Dali, translated by Chevalier). He is found amongst the writers Federico García Lorca, Arthur Rimbaud, Antonin Artaud, and Andre Breton. a style of art and literature developed principally in the 20th century, stressing the subconscious or nonrational significance of imagery arrived at by automatism or the exploitation of chance effects, unexpected juxtapositions, etc.
Rose water syrup by Maha Zimmo
Firstly, Maha Zimmo describes the intent of her long journey to Canada. More than anything else this book is a Memoir. Memoir has been around since ancient times. Perhaps Julius Caesar born 100 B.C., died 44 B.C., who wrote and depicted his personal experiences about epic battles, was the first memoirist. The memoirs by Julius Caesar were : The African Wars, The Alexandrian Wars, The Civil Wars, The Gallic Wars, and The Spanish Wars. These narratives were written and published annually during or just after the actual campaigns, as a sort of “dispatches from the front.” Memoir serves to preserve history through a person’ eyes. It is of course, also an autobiography, and a Feminist auto
Romance Over Coffee Paperback – August 21, 2019 by L.S. Rathore (Author)
I feel Mr Rathore has a penchant towards Beverages, in general. His “Romance over Coffee” is just mind blowing. Hmmm…the smell of coffee has already entered my nostrils! So far, I have never come across a Writer who has written anything on Coffee. It’s a good combination of prose and poetry. It’s through his poems I have come to know the various types of coffee – “Rose, Cupid, Sizzling, Hearty, Moon-blanched, Hearts, Rose Blooming”, etc. A wide variety indeed! Just an imagination- if some Entrepreneur takes up his idea to offer this variety to the public. Now that will be an awesome business especially for the young as well as the middle aged and the older people. I
SOLACE BETWEEN THE LINES by James G. Piatt
James Piatt offers a bejeweled imaginary and yet simply real world in his poetry; the portion of a grander scene that many of his works convey, his detail of each scene reminds me of the scope Jean Paul Sartre, the existentialist author of Nausea and The Sleep among other works, brought to his novels. And so he contrasts in Hovel of Sand, the ”bloody sand, scarlet carpeting” under the soldiers knees with the “dull, adobe bricks” and the smell of the devil’s breath with “the acrid aroma of death” :
In her collection of poetry “Flotsam of a Restless Mind”, Malini takes on the difficult subject of life circumstances that create sexual ambiguity…
In her collection of poetry “Flotsam of a Restless Mind”, Malini takes on the difficult subject of life circumstances that create sexual ambiguity; a women clearly possessed of gender identification that even provides marriage and offspring, forced by the shock of abandonment to assume the role of principal breadwinner and champion of spouse, child and thus family.
“BALLADRIES”, indeed is a bouquet of poetry expressed by different authors.
“BALLADRIES”, indeed is a bouquet of poetry expressed by different authors. It is a MUST READ! The best catch line in this book which caught my attention is a pertinent question raised to the readers is – “Are we made for the Universe? Or is the Universe made for us”. I feel Justin has given these lines a very profound spiritual meaning. The irony in Spirituality is that it is simple and complicated and difficult to understand. It left me mesmerized and I am still trying to find an answer to this question. If you guys find out, do let me know J.
MOTHER GOOSED by Nikolas Macioci
Nikolas Macioci has succeeded in taking Mother Goose Rhymes and bringing them up to date in a highly professional, free verse, fashion. His changes allow the mind to see the enlarged view of the rhyme, and to see it in a modern environment or at least a manner that enlarges the understanding of the message.
Folios of Dried Flowers and Pressed Birds by Holly Day
Folios of Dried Flowers and Pressed Birds is an excellent book of poems by Holly Day.
The Ethnosphere’s Duality By Heath Brougher
The poet opens with existentialism for the 21st century. He wishes to explore as Nietzsche states and as he emphasizes “what creates Creation?” Poet Heath Brougher has adopted many of the values of existentialism examining both consciousness and experience. The following quote from Nietzsche much more eloquently states, this book is not meant to be understood by just “anybody”, it’s for others who are on a similar philosophical wavelength as Brougher himself states.