Giulio R.M. Maffii

Giulio R.M. Maffii

1 There is one wondering what he will do he asks himself after passing a sliding door the bus stop in the rush hour in front of the perspective line of a suburban avenue he asks himself in front of an apple of a dying father at the cut inflicted by a mad god from a...
J.I. Kleinberg

J.I. Kleinberg

Here Here, the rain collaged The first mud allegory. The uncertain fields the gravel topped sky. a panacea of places   J.I. Kleinberg lives in Bellingham, Washington, USA, and on Instagram @jikleinberg. Chapbooks of her visual poems include How to pronounce the...
Debbie Strange

Debbie Strange

The inspiration for this word cloud #vispo stems from exploring the arbitrary ways in which people look at the question of tolerant, versus intolerant, behaviours in both the human & the natural world. Weeding out fact from fiction can be challenging these...
Helen Pletts, Mǎ Yongbo, Romit Berger

Helen Pletts, Mǎ Yongbo, Romit Berger

Helen Pletts translated into Chinese by Mǎ Yongbo 马永波 2024 illustrated by Romit Berger with Calypso与卡吕普索同在 No horizon will comfort you. See that faint line I pencilled in, Around your heart. Stop short. Lean back on the oars now, For the current is my favourite. See...
Lorraine Caputo

Lorraine Caputo

What’s In The Basket? (drawing text) I. What? I ask my self … Will I find the peace I so desire, the healing? (4 Jl 2021) II. No-one may see what is in that tightly woven basket – perhaps it is the moon, or perhaps ‘tis nothing (14 Mr 2021) III. Through the...
Ilias Tsagas

Ilias Tsagas

  Ilias Tsagas is a Greek poet writing in English as a second language. His poems have appeared in journals like: AMBIT, Under the Radar, Poetry Wales, streetcake, SAND, Tokyo Poetry, Plumwood Mountain and elsewhere. Ilias was a Poet-in-Residence at the European...