I was very gratified to learn I had some poems accepted for an upcoming issue of Ink, Sweat & Tears, a U.K. based magazine.
Here's a brief synopsis of the journal's history from the website: "IS&T was founded by Salt author Charles Christian in 2007 as a platform for new poetry and short prose, and experimental work in digital media. Charles ran the site single-handedly, publishing new work every day till 2010, when now sole editor, poet and artist Helen Ivory came on board as Deputy Editor."
Publisher Kate Birch and Editor/Poet Helen Ivory now pilot this vessel. And their cumulative acumen has crafted a literary journal of ensorcelling wiles.
I really enjoyed the haiku in the magazine's archive. Here is a sample. And another one. And check out these wild haiku of Andrew Pidoux.
Here are some poems by Helen Ivory which I enjoyed. I particularly liked "What the House Said." Her poems have a deadly-serious playfulness and a brashness, qualities that remind me of Stevie Smith's blithe darkness.
Here's a brief synopsis of the journal's history from the website: "IS&T was founded by Salt author Charles Christian in 2007 as a platform for new poetry and short prose, and experimental work in digital media. Charles ran the site single-handedly, publishing new work every day till 2010, when now sole editor, poet and artist Helen Ivory came on board as Deputy Editor."
Publisher Kate Birch and Editor/Poet Helen Ivory now pilot this vessel. And their cumulative acumen has crafted a literary journal of ensorcelling wiles.
I really enjoyed the haiku in the magazine's archive. Here is a sample. And another one. And check out these wild haiku of Andrew Pidoux.
Here are some poems by Helen Ivory which I enjoyed. I particularly liked "What the House Said." Her poems have a deadly-serious playfulness and a brashness, qualities that remind me of Stevie Smith's blithe darkness.
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