John G. Hall

      Thrift In the shadow of Drumadoon the pink bobble headed Thrift stitch the bones of basalt scree summer’s wreath for the cold stone that once rose angry red hot columns pastry cut pressed into the science of my camera.     John G....

Sue Finch

      A PELICAN IS DANCING ON THE PATIO And there is a disco very deep in the woods. The pelican is tapping out its rhythm and no one can quite name the tune even though it is right there on the tip of tongues. And the people that know about the disco...

Neil Fulwood

      TOSCANINI In later life, he will profess to dislike it, this symphony from a besieged city, this masterwork of human resilience its score smuggled to the States on microfiche, spy-story tradecraft the order of the day. Still, it is his the...

R.C. Thomas

      Waking Memory Whether the documents, separated by type, format and function are easily accessed depends on the amount and the quality of the oil applied to the filing cabinet. There are nights when the metal doesn’t glide, nights when the...