Originally posted on The Book Smuggler's Den:
? Hi, Book Smugglers! We’re super excited about giving you the chance to get to know two fantastic authors this week, Cendrine Marrouat and David Ellis. They are the cofounders of Auroras & Blossoms Poetry Journal and will be publishing their second issue at the end of the year.…
Originally posted on Trish Hopkinson:
Auroras & Blossoms is a new electronic poetry journal. They are family friendly, publishing “positive poetry / content. Positive as in stimulating, optimistic, confident, uplifting, inspirational.” They accept work from adult writers/poets and teen poets (13 – 16). You can subscribe to their PDF issues and support their publishing endeavors here.…
Originally posted on Writing Matters:
I took the 2016 list entitled “185 Literary Magazines Accepting Reprints” from publishedtodeath.blogspot.com and manually checked each entry. Those which no longer functioned or explicitly stated they only want unpublished work have been removed. New entries are added when discovered. This list update is an ongoing process: last updated November…
Originally posted on authorsinterviews:
Hello and welcome to my blog, Author Interviews. My name is Fiona Mcvie. ? Let’s get you introduced to everyone, shall we? Tell us your name. What is your age? Cendrine – My name is Cendrine Marrouat. I’m 41. David – My handle is David Ellis. I also just turned 41.…
Originally posted on CHRISTIE STRATOS:
What better way is there to start October than with a brand new poetry journal? I’m excited to announce that I’ve been accepted into the inaugural issue of Auroras & Blossoms! It’s out today on Amazon, and it’s chock-full of positivity poems to lift your spirits, share experiences, and motivate…
Originally posted on Podcast 42:
The World’s Most Popular Inaccurate And Sometimes Squirreled Retelling Of Pop Culture History Podcast Dave Grohl, drummer for Nirvana, leader of The Foo Fighters, and true rock pioneer. In this episode we talk about Grohl’s rise to rock guru, including his time with Nirvana, and what brought him out from behind…
Originally posted on Aberrant Crochet (TM):
If you are looking for ways to participate in NaBloPoMo (National Blog Posting Month) this November and meet others as crazy as you for considering this challenge in the midst of Thanksgiving, or if you’re a NaBloPoMo wannabe-supportive-I-eat-blogs-for-breakfast-groupie, here are a few places where people and information are pooling…
Originally posted on Little Patuxent Review:
This guest post comes from Alicia Mountain. Her poem, “Without Drawing the Blinds,” appeared in LPR‘s Summer Issue 2018 (available for purchase at this link). Mountain is the author of the collection High Ground Coward (University of Iowa Press), which won the Iowa Poetry Prize, and the chapbook Thin Fire (BOAAT Press). She is a…
Originally posted on Jane Bwye:
Today, I am privileged to introduce David Ellis, award winning poet, whose thoughtful piece on settings without restriction has transported me into faraway places. I just love your mantra, David: I must remember it next time I venture out in a boat – perhaps it will work better than the…
Originally posted on Unassorted stories:
My mind will race you to stay ahead Darkness followed me around surreptitiously, you never noticed Push you to your limits My own little death eater Red or black – which do you prefer? All of us will bleed purple ink Only through voodoo to be a pin cushion Down,…
