by Sue Reynolds | May 3, 2023 | Poetry, Recent Releases
A Story for Sadie Haunted by the grandmother she never met, Donna Langevin never ceased questioning a family taboo. A Story for Sadie delves into her grandmother’s incarceration and abandonment in a Montreal lunatic asylum after the death of her child. Langevin’s...
by Sue Reynolds | May 3, 2023 | Poetry, Recent Releases
Titch Kate Marshall Flaherty In Titch, Kate Marshall Flaherty reaches the high point so far in her unique poetic career of travelling deeper into the world and into eternity through each grain of sand she encounters. In agile verse that truly is a “walking to arrive...
by Sue Reynolds | Nov 23, 2022 | Poetry, Recent Releases
The Thing with Feathers The Thing With Feathers takes you on an intimate journey of truth, transformation, and healing of spirit. From cherry blossom tree trunks to the shores of Georgian Bay, these poems evoke reverence, recalling past lives and ancestral Metis blood...
by Sue Reynolds | Sep 25, 2022 | Poetry
Dorothy Sjöholm: why the telephone stopped ringing Dorothy Sjöholm is the author of a self-published collection of poems and stories called Holding the Mirror and a poetry chapbook, Wait for the Final Explosion. Her work has appeared in journals and anthologies in...
by Sue Reynolds | Oct 2, 2019 | Poetry
Susie Whelehan: The Sky Laughs At Borders “Because words and rhythm are medicine covered by God’s Socialist Health Care Plan for Humanity”. Susie benefited from their healing powers and continues to work and play with them in doses large and small. She taught young...
by James Dewar | Aug 11, 2019 | Poetry
Donna Langevin: Brimming Donna Langevin, a retired teacher and mother of three sons, wears a triple hat. Poet and playwright, co-author of four ESL books, she is a long-time resident of Toronto. Her latest poetry collections include The Laundress of Time, Aeolus House...
