Originally posted on North of Oxford:
. . By Stephen Page . With Home of the Brave, editor Jeffery Hess puts together a collection of short stories about people in the U.S. military. The period covered is from World War II to the present. Although many of the stories refer to war, very few depict…
A Boat Full of Seagulls: 10 Poems and Tangos Translated from the Spanish by Stephen Page BY ADMIN LEAVE A COMMENT In this installment, we’re excited to share a beautiful collection of 10 poems and tangos translated from the Spanish by Stephen Page. The authors include luminaries like Jorge Luis Borges, Federico García Lorca, Antonio… Read More A Boat Full of Seagulls: 10 Poems and Tangos Translated from the Spanish by Stephen Page
The Timbre of Sand By Stephen Page Comments and Reviews “He is able to take a microcosm and create a universe . . . I find his ear for language the caliber of some of the finest poets.” – Ernesto Sabato – author of On Heroes and Tombs and The Tunnel “The poet chooses to… Read More The Timbre of Sand by Stephen Page
Originally posted on cowboypoetrypress:
Guest editors have put things together, chosen some fantastic western writers, and a new cover, depicting the harshness of how the west can be, and was. Authors Miriam King Stephen Page Rodney Nelson Grant Guy Greg Patton Steve Young Shannon Pool Karla K. Morton, Texas Poet Laureate Donna Long Daniel Bulone…
Originally posted on Vox Populi:
I walk the earth I have forgotten. I speak a language lost to me. This wind is cello, this woman cotton. I walk the earth and have forgotten which memory’s mine and which is not and who was she I used to be. I walk the earth. I have…
Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog:
autumn migration the pull of my son’s hand from mine by Elliot Nicely (USA) Frogpond, Vol. 40:2, 2017 ?
Originally posted on cascadia review:
by patricia clark My hand knew first. Among the strew of beach logs, tree trunks rolled by waves, some with tendriled roots still intact, some clearly cut, the huge hulk of dead walrus, thick itself as a tree, mouth bared, eyes already long since clouded over and plucked out by…
A Michigan reader on the road with “A Ranch Bordering the Salty River,” by Stephen Page #aRanchBorderingTheSaltyRiver by #stephenPage Published by #finishingLinePress #Michigan #poetry #ecoRanching #ecoFarming #Argentina #lasPampas #upNorth #onTheRoad #read
where the stream meets the river the trout deciding by @smpagemoria Stephen Page Published on brass bell which is curated by Zee Zahava #StephenPage #brassBell #ZeeZahava #trout #river #stream http://brassbellhaiku.blogspot.com.ar/2017/09/water-haiku.html
Originally posted on North of Oxford:
Poet and Contributing Editor to North of Oxford, Diane Sahms-Guarnieri has recently had some poems published at Blue Heron Review and Jonah Magazine You can read Let Memories Awaken here: Blue Heron Review Issue 8 Summer 2017 And at Jonah Magazine : Under the Eaves and Iris observes a sparrow at the apex and…
