You may recognize Ian Burden’s name from the prompts page photo credits: he is the photographer of Frames as Sunset, which ran earlier this summer and is expected to appear as part of another prompts anthology later this year. Ian is getting back to writing after some time away. He travels frequently and is currently […]

KC Bosch gave us an iconic day in his recent poem Stealing Days. Some of you will read this and wish it were the dead of winter. Some of you in the southern hemisphere will read this and wish you weren’t living the dead of winter. Some of you in more tropical climes will read this […]

Ian Gammie lives in Colorado. He has had prose appear in the Catalonian Review and Neon Literary Review, poetry in the Houston Literary Review, and a play performed at the 2009 Denver Thespian Conference. His poem tells of common feelings: loss and betrayal, but with some uncommon imagery. Again with Fashion By Ian Gammie I’m reeling from tension, revisiting […]

Gillian Gossling was born into a very learned and close-knit Jewish family. They instilled in her, from a very early age, a great love for reading and writing. She has been a creative writer for many years. An extensive traveler, she lived in the UK for some years before returning to her beloved South Africa, […]

You remember William C Ross for the poems you read here inspired by the Dictionary.com word of the day (Love Song in Hi-Fi, To Pen Sylvania). Today’s poem doesn’t come from the same source. It is very fitting that this poem was included as part of a wedding service in which guests were invited to read […]