SCARLET LEAF REVIEW
  • HOME
    • PRIVACY POLICY
    • ABOUT
    • SUBMISSIONS
    • PARTNERS
    • CONTACT
  • 2022
    • ANNIVERSARY
    • JANUARY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
  • 2021
    • ANNIVERSARY
    • JANUARY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • FEBRUARY & MARCH >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • APR-MAY-JUN-JUL >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
      • ART
    • AUG-SEP >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • OCTOBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • NOV & DEC >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
  • 2020
    • DECEMBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • AUG-SEP-OCT-NOV >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • JULY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • JUNE >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • MAY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • APRIL >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • MARCH >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • FEBRUARY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • JANUARY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • ANNIVERSARY
  • 2019
    • DECEMBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • NOVEMBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • OCTOBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • SEPTEMBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • AUGUST >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NONFICTION
      • ART
    • JULY 2019 >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • JUNE 2019 >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • ANNIVERSARY ISSUE >
      • SPECIAL DECEMBER >
        • ENGLISH
        • ROMANIAN
  • ARCHIVES
    • SHOWCASE
    • 2016 >
      • JAN&FEB 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Prose >
          • Essays
          • Short-Stories & Series
          • Non-Fiction
      • MARCH 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Short-Stories & Series
        • Essays & Interviews
        • Non-fiction
        • Art
      • APRIL 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Prose
      • MAY 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Short-Stories
        • Essays & Reviews
      • JUNE 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Short-Stories
        • Reviews & Essays & Non-Fiction
      • JULY 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Short-Stories
        • Non-Fiction
      • AUGUST 2016 >
        • Poems Aug 2016
        • Short-Stories Aug 2016
        • Non-fiction Aug 2016
      • SEPT 2016 >
        • Poems Sep 2016
        • Short-Stories Sep 2016
        • Non-fiction Sep 2016
      • OCT 2016 >
        • Poems Oct 2016
        • Short-Stories Oct 2016
        • Non-Fiction Oct 2016
      • NOV 2016 >
        • POEMS NOV 2016
        • SHORT-STORIES NOV 2016
        • NONFICTION NOV 2016
      • DEC 2016 >
        • POEMS DEC 2016
        • SHORT-STORIES DEC 2016
        • NONFICTION DEC 2016
    • 2017 >
      • ANNIVERSARY EDITION 2017
      • JAN 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • FEB 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MARCH 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • APRIL 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MAY 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • JUNE 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • JULY 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • AUG 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
        • PLAY
      • SEPT 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • OCT 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • NOV 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • DEC 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
    • 2018 >
      • JAN 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • FEB-MAR-APR 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MAY 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • JUNE 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • JULY 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • AUG 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • SEP 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • OCT 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • NOV-DEC 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • ANNIVERSARY 2018
    • 2019 >
      • JAN 2019 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • FEB 2019 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MARCH-APR 2019 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MAY 2019 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
  • BOOKSHOP
  • RELEASES
  • INTERVIEWS
  • REVIEWS

RENEE B. DRUMMOND - POEMS

7/15/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
​Renee B. Drummond is a renown poetria and artist from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is the author of: The Power of the Pen, SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, Renee’s Poems with Wings are Words in Flight-I’ll Write Our Wrongs, and Renee’s Poems with Wings are Words in Flight. Her work is viewed on a global scale and solidifies her as a force to be reckoned with in the literary world of poetry. Renee’ is inspired by non-other than Dr. Maya Angelou, because of her, Renee’ posits “Still I write, I write, and I’ll write!”

https://www.dropbox.com/s/b7djwy5mwby1p1e/DRUMMOND%20COMPLETE.mp4?dl=0
​



Dear John,


 
Dear John,
I hope
this poem
finds you
in the best of health.
I love you
BUT…
I found
someone else.
 
He’s actually
your best friend
and
my babies’
dad.
I promise you though,
he
did-not
destroy
what you and I
once had.
 
I just grew tired
of you
being away
so
very long.
One thing led
to another;
felt so right
an’ yet
so wrong.
We tried to tell you
before
you left
for war.
But then
like the Temptations
we both thought
another
mind war;
hmm~~~
what is it good for?
 
So,
as stated before,
I love you,
BUT…
I found someone else~~~
that I
just
absolutely
adore.
 
 
Dear Jody,

​
Oh,
no one
must’ve
told you,
an’ you still
don’t know?
I married
your
best friend
LONG; LONG
LOOOOONG
before
I left home.
 
She gets
‘YOUR’
allotments,
medical coverage,
social security
and
my pension too.
We’re on an island
(military base)
‘laughin’
our butts off;
bout
how
WE BOTH
PLAYED YOU!
 
Hey Jody,
How’s them projects;
I left you in?
All them mixed babies?
The welfare checks
and my drug dealing
best friend?
 
Sorry sister girl,
you got played in the end.
See you,
when we come home
with
our
son,
daughter,
dog
and
Mercedes Benz.
Love John,
Your ex-lover and best friend.
 
 
Dedicated to: Oorah~~~Semper Fidelis~~~You ‘gotta’ pay to play ‘wit’ a few good men!!!


 
A B.A.D. Poem
 
 
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ April 25, 2017.
 
​

                              Can I Have ‘Sum’?


                                                                     
 
Root Beer and Moon pies hide.
Is obvious chocolate on the outside.
Swing low, sweet ‘shugga’ ‘iz’ within
Mommy ‘SNEAKS’ rattling paper at night.
But I hear her; I’m listening!
Can I have ‘sum’; ‘outta’ sight?
Can’t have ‘NOTHIN’ to ‘MY’ ‘SELF’!!!
Mommy waited all day for night.
Here I come; disappointing, her bite.
 
Dedicated: Root Beer and Moon Pies go together minus the ‘kidz’!!!
A B.A.D. Poem
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ May 25, 2017.
 



                              ‘Talkin’ Head(s)

                                                                                
 
Her head screws on an’ off.
You’re out of her head man.
Once strung out; its your loss.
She’s so vain; he’s so lost???
 
Dedicated:  THIS POEM AIN’T ‘BOUT’ YOU!!!
 
A B.A.D. Poem
 

No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ May 25, 2017.
 
 
 
                        An Elephant in the Room
                                                                          
 
A pink elephant in the room.
Is obviously present, nonetheless metaphorically doomed.
An issue none wants to discuss.
A challenge beyond what appears true.
 
Dedicated: To be or not to be is the question an elephant in the room would ask of thee?
 
A B.A.D. Poem
 

                                     Have It Your Way 

 
Two all beef prose
Special words
Literature
Consonance
Poetry
Onomatopoeia
On a 
Stanza seed bun.
 
Dedicated To: You Deserve a Break Today
A B.A.D. Poem
(Authored: “A B.A.D. Poem”, “The Power of the Pen”, “SOLD: TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER”, “Renee’s Poems with Wings are Words in Flight-I’ll Write Our Wrongs” and e-Book: “Renee’s Poems with Wings are Words in Flight”).
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved@April 7, 2017.

 

                                            INK Vows

 
I, Author Renee’ Drummond-Brown
pen you,
to be
my lawfully wedded poem,
to have and to hold,
from this day forward,
for blues,
for rhythm & rhyme,
for literature,
for narrative,
in writers block and in personification,
until
INK
do us part.
 
Dedicated to: I do!!!
 
A B.A.D. Poem
 
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ April 13, 2017.
 

                                             Fences

 
Dogs sit and wait time.
Time waits for me, nor for dogs.
Dogs love no mans pride.
Pride goes in front of a fall.
Dogs love unconditional.
 
Dedicated to: “BUGSY”, Dee-Dee and Tone.
 
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ March 15, 2017.

 
 
                                    Spoken Word


 
A book is just a book.
A pen is just a pen.
A paper is just a paper.
A poem is just a poem.
A hand is just a hand.
Ink an’ prose ‘KNOW’ spoken word.
 
 
Dedicated to: A poetic thought is just a poetic thought; until ink becomes her.
 
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ March 24, 2017.
 

 
 
                                 Comedy and Calamity

 
What; can wash away her tears?
Mac, Cover-girl, L’Oreal, Maybelline, an’ creams.
What; can wash away her tears?
Love, hate, comedy and calamity’s feelings.
What; can wash away her tears?
Memories fading over times passing years.
What; can wash away her tears?
A smiled frown turned upside down.
What; can wash away her tears?
Saks Fifth Avenue; ‘CHARGE’ it girls!!!
 
Dedicated to: Honey, the jokes on you.
 
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ March 24, 2017.

 
  

‘Somethin’ ‘Dun’ Gone Wrong Song

 
She’s
been ‘cryin’
all night
long.
‘Sumbody’
done
‘dun’
her
right;
wrong.
 
 
 
Be it
Right.
Be it
wrong.
 
 
 
She’s
been ‘cryin’
all night
long.
‘Sumbody’
done
‘dun’
her
right;
wrong.
 

 
He
told her
he
loved her
an’
said
this time
“its real”.
Ray and Stevie
wonder
‘bout’
ancient
sad songs
sung.
Yall’ ‘knowz’
the real
deal
‘fo’ real
and
‘anywho’,
who holds
the key
of life?
I SEE’s.
 

 
 
Her memory loss
reveal
deception
lies
an’
‘ev’n’ believes;
he’s
been ‘cryin’
all night
long.
‘Sumbody’
done
‘dun’
him
wrong;
right?

Dedicated to: Another sad ‘POETIC’ song

 
A B.A.D. Poem
 
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ May 1, 2017.
 
 
JAZZ Don’t Mean A ‘Thang’ if Rhythm and Blues Ain’t Got that ‘Swang’

Saturday
the dusk
of dew;
63.
~~~
Naw cuz,
‘twaz’
1961
~~~
or
‘wuzn’t’ it
62?
~~~
‘Anywho’
>>> 
skipped us
‘sum’
SERIOUS
school.
<<< 
Mabey
it twas’
afternoon?
  
In the
black
Southern
comfort sun.
Or
‘wuzn’t’ it
Southern comfort
us ‘wuz’
‘drankin’ on?
???
 
 WHO KNEW?
we’d
beg
borrow
an’
stole
us
some fun?
  
Down
at the
Juke joint;
‘smokin’
on
tobacco,
‘eaten’
‘dem’
pork ‘rhymes’.
Naaa!
‘Dats’
a lie!
We ‘wuz’
‘chewin’
on
‘sum’
fried CAT.
Fish
‘dat’
‘IZ’???
Chitterlings
an’ OH’ kale,
mustard greens
naw
dayze’ steamed,
ham hock
neck-bones
‘wit’ them
negro beans
an’  
simply red
rice.
Spinach AIN’t there!
Now
‘dats’
mighty fine of you
and
‘sum’
cornbread
sounds
‘kinda’ nice.
~~~
Might add…
~~~
Christianly
too.
 
 Grease ‘poppin’
foot ‘stompin’
shaking off
calories
and
them there blues.


‘Groovin’
to sounds of
herbie hancock
muddy waters
little walter
miles davis
louis armstrong
dizz gillespie
duke ellington
john coltrane
an
lest we forget
charlie parker
too.
ROLL CALL:
They don’t get A capitol?
‘Naw’
daze ain’t
hardly
‘IMPO’TANT’
just ‘acktin’
‘sum’
black fools!!!
But
‘dayz’ ‘due’
~~~
THIS TIME
~~~
get a pass;
~~~
unlike,
~~~
Me
an’ You!!!

Aw,
now ‘dat’ there’s
‘sum’
Cannon
‘kinda’
“Good News”
“be for real”
JAZZ, Rhythm, and Blues!
Oh my!!!
Naw,
dorothy and toto
‘wuzan’t’
hardly
there too.
There’s no place like home though
or
‘skippin’ us
‘sum’ school;
cross
the railroad tracks,
back
in
the neck of the woods
AKA
OZ
and/or
DA’
Juke Joint.
UNDERSTOOD?
 
harold melvin,

&
the blue notes
‘WUZ’ THEY THERE TOO?
Alright; alright
If you don’t know me
by now
You ‘betta’ ask ‘sumbody’
bout my poetry~~~
RENEE’S POEMS WITH WINGS ARE ‘FOREVA’
WORDS IN FLIGHT!!!
 
‘IZ’ ONE
JAZZY BABE,
and yezzz’
JAZZ
don’t mean A ‘thang’
if
Rhythm and Blues
ain’t got
that ‘swang’!!!


 Dedicated to: You ‘betta’ ask ‘sumbody’ ‘bout’ my poetry~~~
No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ April 9, 2017.

Citation


I’ll write a poem for you;
You write a poem for me.
Back to back; quotations extract ‘summadat’
‘BUTT’ remember to cite thee; PLEASE.
Illustrations’ mention references; citation is key.
I’ll write a poem for you;
You write a poem for me.
Son of citation will allow thee,
to be or not to be;
“A BAD Poem” if you please.
 
 
Dedicated to:
Drummond-Brown, R. (2017). A B.A.D. Poem. Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse.
A B.A.D. Poem
 


PROMISCUOUS
 
At only
13
PROMISCUOUS
as
can be.
She knows
no ‘betta’;
Momma an grams
different partners
shaped
her
wanton reality.
 
Casual
‘loose’
sex
so
frequently;
to
“HER WORLDWIEW”
‘IT’
‘IZ’
‘AZ’
normal
as
can be!
 
Like the army,
she too
serves
her country
(WELL)
to be
all
that she
can be,
indiscriminately
Oorah!
Oorah!!
 
 
 
But…
PROMISCUITY
comes
at a
price;
Moral judgments
from God
‘WILL ULTIMATELY’
Suffice.
 
 
ROLL CALL
YALL,
The big payback:
Chancroid
Chlamydia
Crabs (public lice)
Genital herpes
Genital warts
Gonorrhea
Hepatitus B
HIV/AIDS
HumanPapillomavirus (HPV)
Molluscum Contagiosum
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
Scabies
Syphilis
Trichomoniasis (Trinch-parastic infection)
AN’
LEST WE FORGET
Yeast Infections;
plus
the ones
we haven’t
even
named
yet!!!


 
Dedicated to: If the shoe fits; OWN IT (in every size)!!!
 
 No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ April 3, 2017.
 
                                                                                              
 
 
 


                                    When Doves Cry

A Poet’s Haven-Allan Boles 6 word challenge/contest

                                                                           
 
Satan came to Him and said
“If, You are Son of Man;
Turn all these stones to bread”
The Father replied back an’ said;
“Man shall not live by bread”
alone…is what the Trinity said.
 
Dedicated: The Trinity.
 
A B.A.D. Poem
 
 No part of this poem may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the author. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted material@ May 26, 2017.

​

0 Comments

    Categories

    All
    Alok Mishra
    Amanda Brauchler
    Ann Christine Tabaka
    Anoucheka Gangabissoon
    Christine Ferguson
    Donal Mahoney
    Don Mager
    John Toivonen
    Keith Burkholder
    Ken Allan Dronsfield
    Laboni Saif
    Lola Hornof
    Lynn White
    Mackenzie K. Wertman
    Ngozi Olivia Osuoha
    Paul Ilechko
    Payal Phukan
    Rajnish Mishra
    Renee B. Drummond
    R. Gerry Fabian
    Rick Hartwell
    Ruth Z. Deming
    Ryan Quinn Flanagan
    Sarah Kersey
    Simon Perchik
    Sreyash Sarkar

    RSS Feed

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
  • HOME
    • PRIVACY POLICY
    • ABOUT
    • SUBMISSIONS
    • PARTNERS
    • CONTACT
  • 2022
    • ANNIVERSARY
    • JANUARY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
  • 2021
    • ANNIVERSARY
    • JANUARY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • FEBRUARY & MARCH >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • APR-MAY-JUN-JUL >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
      • ART
    • AUG-SEP >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • OCTOBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • NOV & DEC >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
  • 2020
    • DECEMBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • AUG-SEP-OCT-NOV >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • JULY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • JUNE >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • MAY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • APRIL >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • MARCH >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • FEBRUARY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • JANUARY >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • ANNIVERSARY
  • 2019
    • DECEMBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • NOVEMBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • OCTOBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • SEPTEMBER >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • AUGUST >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NONFICTION
      • ART
    • JULY 2019 >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • JUNE 2019 >
      • POEMS
      • SHORT-STORIES
      • NON-FICTION
    • ANNIVERSARY ISSUE >
      • SPECIAL DECEMBER >
        • ENGLISH
        • ROMANIAN
  • ARCHIVES
    • SHOWCASE
    • 2016 >
      • JAN&FEB 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Prose >
          • Essays
          • Short-Stories & Series
          • Non-Fiction
      • MARCH 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Short-Stories & Series
        • Essays & Interviews
        • Non-fiction
        • Art
      • APRIL 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Prose
      • MAY 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Short-Stories
        • Essays & Reviews
      • JUNE 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Short-Stories
        • Reviews & Essays & Non-Fiction
      • JULY 2016 >
        • Poems
        • Short-Stories
        • Non-Fiction
      • AUGUST 2016 >
        • Poems Aug 2016
        • Short-Stories Aug 2016
        • Non-fiction Aug 2016
      • SEPT 2016 >
        • Poems Sep 2016
        • Short-Stories Sep 2016
        • Non-fiction Sep 2016
      • OCT 2016 >
        • Poems Oct 2016
        • Short-Stories Oct 2016
        • Non-Fiction Oct 2016
      • NOV 2016 >
        • POEMS NOV 2016
        • SHORT-STORIES NOV 2016
        • NONFICTION NOV 2016
      • DEC 2016 >
        • POEMS DEC 2016
        • SHORT-STORIES DEC 2016
        • NONFICTION DEC 2016
    • 2017 >
      • ANNIVERSARY EDITION 2017
      • JAN 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • FEB 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MARCH 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • APRIL 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MAY 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • JUNE 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • JULY 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • AUG 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
        • PLAY
      • SEPT 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • OCT 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • NOV 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • DEC 2017 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
    • 2018 >
      • JAN 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • FEB-MAR-APR 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MAY 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • JUNE 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • JULY 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • AUG 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • SEP 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • OCT 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • NOV-DEC 2018 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • ANNIVERSARY 2018
    • 2019 >
      • JAN 2019 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NONFICTION
      • FEB 2019 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MARCH-APR 2019 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
      • MAY 2019 >
        • POEMS
        • SHORT-STORIES
        • NON-FICTION
  • BOOKSHOP
  • RELEASES
  • INTERVIEWS
  • REVIEWS