Liz Farrell was born in Edison NJ. After graduating from Kean University she moved to Manhattan where she works as a personal assistant to a high-profile New York family. She started writing at a young age and continued filling notebooks with poetry as she grew up. She is just beginning to get her work published.  […]

R Martin Basden’s most recent poem to appear here was Blanket Down (June 2010). This poem is a tribute to Robert Christin, founder of The Albright Poets. Bob’s most recent poem to appear here was The Words and the Music, published as part of Contributor Series 7: The Confessional Diary of Bone. Ode to Bob ChristinBy R Martin […]

Gianluca D’Elia’s most recent poem to appear here was Requiem (May 2011). SupernerdBy Gianluca D’Elia Don’t think I don’t remember Everything you did and said to me From the playground to the classroom You sad I wasn’t funny I had a lisp and stupid hair Too gay to function And far too nerdy to have friends Sure […]

Christopher Roe’s most recent poem to appear here was The skipping stone (August 2011). Mary’s PlaceBy Christopher Roe It’s named the Tap Tavern Mary Taps to some. To me it’s just Mary’s Place and the reason I come. Heat from a well-tended peat fire fills the small space to warm us all. Astronaut, princess, and others elite […]

Murray Dunlap’s most recent poem to appear here was Hairstreaks and Blue. If you haven’t done it yet, buy and read his new novel, Bastard Blue, released this summer by Press 53. In an InstantBy Murray Dunlap He glances side to side Cars accelerate into other lanes, headed who knows where Birds collect insects from between blades […]