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| D Everett Newell |
 My name is Dennis Everett Newell; I am called in no certain order, Denny, Den, Big D, D Everett, and Dennis. It’s funny, but I can usually tell by how someone calls my name, what time in my life we shared. I guess there are many layers to a life that has now spanned 61 years. My middle name, Everett, has been passed down in our family since the Civil War. My great-great-grandfather’s name was Darius Newell, who named his son Silas Everett Newell, my great-grandfather. He in turn named his son John Everett Newell, my grandfather, who then in turn named my dad, John Everett Newell Jr. My dad named me Dennis Everett Newell, and my son is Corey Everett Newell.
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| D Samarender Reddy |
 D Samarender Reddy did his undergraduation in medicine (MBBS) from Gandhi Medical College, Hyderabad, and MA (Economics) from the Johns Hopkins University, USA. He has earlier worked as a copywriter and programmer and is currently working as an editor with a medical publisher in Hyderabad. His earlier publications include two books of poetry and History of Medicine. His poems have also featured in several magazines and in an anthology Mosaic. His passion is philosophy, both Eastern and Western.
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| D. E. Ritterbusch |
D. E. Ritterbusch is the author of Lessons Learned: Poetry of the Vietnam War and Its Aftermath and Far From the Temple of Heaven. He was twice selected to be the Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Department of English & Fine Arts at the U.S. Air Force Academy. He recently retired as a Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, and his creative work is currently being archived in the Special Collections on the imaginative representations of the Vietnam War at La Salle University.
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| Dah |
 Born 1950 in Herkimer, New York along the Mohawk River near the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains and raised in Ilion, New York (just across the river), Dah has been a resident of Berkeley, California since 1980, where for the past fifteen years he has taught Chakra Four Yoga: meditation, stretching, and deep relaxation, to children and adults throughout the East Bay yoga studios and Berkeley's public and private schools. Since 2014, 350 of Dah's poems and two essays were published in 100-plus reviews, journals, and magazines, in print and on the WEB, by editors from the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Singapore, India, China, Philippines, Africa, Poland, Australia and Spain. He is a Pushcart Prize and a Best Of The Net nominee.
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| dan raphael |
 Maps Menus Emanations is dan raphael’s 25th book. Other recent works include Moving with Every (2000) Flowstone Press, Manything (1999) Unlikely Boks, and Impulse and Warp: The Selected 20th Century Poems (2010) Wordcraft of Oregon. He published NRG Magazine for 17 years, hosted the I Love Mondays reading series for 13 years, and edited 26 Books—26 chapbooks of 26 pages by regional poets. Retired after 33 years working for the State of Oregon’s Department of Motor Vehicles, he now plays bass guitar, practices tai chi, and writes a weekly news poem for KBOO-FM.
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| Dan Williams |
 While a graduate student in California Mr. Willliams won first place in the prestigious Phelan Awards for a satirical poem. From that point forward his life has been spent experiencing classical poetry, post-modern verse and honing his own lines into powerful expressions. Mr. Williams’ work has appeared in many types of anthologies and publications including
Christian Science Monitor, Rockhurst Review, Kerf, The Great American Poetry Show, and Literature Today. He is a long-standing member of Poets & Writers, PoetsWest, and the Ina Coolbrith Circle and has been a reader in many different venues, his work appearing in Yosemite’s time capsules and engraved on a flank of Maven, the Mar’s atmosphere explorer. He has also been a college instructor of literature, a state park and NPS ranger, an actor and stand-in in Back to the Future III, and a nominee for the Pushcart Prize in poetry. Daniel Williams is author of Lost Language of Mars and other Earthling Meditations.
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| Daniel Chauvin |
 Daniel Chauvin: Artist and Writer currently living in NYC with wife Ewa and their two children. He has read and performed poetry and spoken words with music at The Knitting Factory, the St. Marks Poetry Project, and the Kerouac Festival in Lowell Mass.; and contributed to the Jack Kerouac CD "Kicks Joy Darkness" (released by Rykodisc).
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| Daniel Sokoloff |
Daniel Sokoloff is a poet from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He dabbles in Tarot card reading and views poetry as a mystical occupation, tapping into the unknowable aspects of a writer’s soul. He can be followed on Twitter @Lokepoet, on Instagram as Lokewolffather, on his Tumblr blog Loke Hates You All, or his website, Lokepoet.weebly.com. He is very active on social media, and is eager to collaborate.
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| Daniel Thomas Moran |
Daniel Thomas Moran, born in New York City in 1957, earned a Baccalaureate in Biology from Stony Brook University in 1979 and a Doctorate in Dental Surgery from Howard University in 1983. He is the author of twelve previous collections of poems which include In the Kingdom of Autumn (2020 Salmon Poetry-Ireland), Here in the Afterlife (2017 Integral Contemporary Literature Press/ Romanian translation by Lidia Vianu, (The University of Bucharest), A Shed for Wood (2014 Salmon Poetry-Ireland), Nieve de Agosto y otros poemas (2014 Diaz Grey Editores/Spanish translation by Mariela Dreyfus, New York University), Looking for the Uncertain Past (2006 Poetry Salzburg), From HiLo to Willow Pond (2002 Street Press), and In Praise of August (1998 Canio's Editions). His poems and essays have appeared in such publications as The New York Times, The Humanist, Columbia Journal, Confrontation, Commonweal, Contemporary Literature Review India, Exit 13, Hawaii Pacific Review, The Guardian, Hektoen International, iManhattan, Instanbul Literature Review, The Journal of The American Medical Association, Levure Litteraire, Literary Matters, Medical Humanities Journal, Nonad's Choir, Nassau Review, Opium, Poetry Salzbug Review, Prairie Poetry, Rattaapallax, The Recorder, Sfera Eonica, The Journal of Dental Humanities, Street Magazine, The Seventh Quarry, Like Light:25 Years of Poetry and Prose, Bright Hill Press and New Contrast:South Africa Literary Journal. He was appointed Poet Laureate by The Legislature of Suffolk County, NY in 2005, and was Vice-President of The Walt Whitman Birthplace Association. His collected papers are being archived in The Dept. of Special Collections of The Frank Melville, Jr. Library at Stony Brook. He is also Chairman of The Dean's Advisory Board for The University Libraries at Stony Brook. He has collaborated with artists worldwide as part of the Austria based Password Project and also in collaboration in The Ekphrasis Project with artist Gerrit Joost de Jonge of The Netherlands. He has been an ordained Humanist Minister since 2005 and is presently Arts Editor for The Humanist magazine in Washington, D.C. After being in the private practice of dentistry for twenty-six years, and five years teaching, in 2013 he retired as Clinical Assistant Professor from Boston University's School of Dental Medicine, where he twice earned national awards for Excellence in Clinical Teaching. In 2011, he was honored by being selected to deliver the School of Dental Medicine's Commencement Address. In 2019, he was honored by being asked to read a poem of his at the inauguration of New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu. In addition, Dr. Moran is a skilled maker of Windsor Chairs. He and his wife Karen live on The Warner River in Webster, New Hampshire.
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| Daniela |
 The Year of the Rat is the first animal in the Chinese zodiac cycle. This bilingual book, in English and Japanese, of haiku and senryu, delivers a poem-a-day, from 25th of January 2020 (1.XXV) to 11th of February 2021 (384.XI) and, therefore, comprises 384 micro poems. The cycle of the lunar years begins with the Rat. It is said that those animals signify what others perceive of what we are or how we present ourselves. The agricultural calendar (or the solar months) begins with the Tiger (the first animal of spring), and these animals, assigned by month, represent our inner selves.
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| DANIELA ANDONOVSKA TRAJKOVSKA |
 Daniela Andonovska-Trajkovska (born February 3, 1979, Bitola, North Macedonia) is poetess, scientist, editor, literary critic, doctor of pedagogy, university professor. She works at the Faculty of Education-Bitola, St. “Kliment Ohridski” University-Bitola, Republic of North Macedonia and teaches the courses: Methodology of Teaching Language Arts, Creative Writing, Critical Literacy, Methodology of Teaching Early Reading and Writing, ect. She is co-founder of the University Literary Club “Denicija PFBT UKLO” and also of the Center for Literature, Art, Culture, Rhetoric and Language at the Faculty of Education-Bitola. She is a member of the Macedonian Writers’ Association, Macedonian Science Society – Bitola, Slavic Academy for Literature and Art in Varna – Bulgaria, Bitola Literary Circle, and she was president of the Macedonian Science Society Editorial Council (for two mandates).
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| Darius Gabriel Bugarin |
An Artist and a Filipino Citizen, Philippines; one of 33 Best Poets & Poems for the year 2002-2003; "Editor s Choice Award 2003"; featured poet in the quarterly publications "Voicesnet International Poetry Competition Book"; published in numerous international anthologies in the United States of America. "Poetry is a passionate music of words. Not sung but composed of deep, emotional and creative minds."
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| Darrell Black |
Born March 25,1964 in Brooklyn NEW YORK, My name is Darrell Urban Black, an American visual artist presently living in Frankfurt, Germany. I work in a variety of formats that include Pen and Ink drawings acrylic paintings on canvas wood and Mixed media objects. My creative process is a mixture of works on paper, acrylic paint, found objects and non toxic hot glue my technique creates a three-dimensional effect on any surface that gives a sense of realism and presence in my artwork. I refer to this optical artistic illusion as ''Definism'' in my opinion, Definism, portray various differences in human nature from life's everyday dramas to humankind's quest to under-standing self. My artworks transport viewers from the doldrums of their daily reality to a visual interpretation of another reality. Darrell Urban Black born in Brooklyn, New York, I grew up in Far Rockaway, New York. In high school, I excelled in science with an affinity for outer space. In June 1969, as America fulfilled J. F. Kennedy's dream to put the American Stars and Stripes into the dusty surface of the moon My fascination with spaceships grew. As a child I made spaceship models eventually placing my artistic visions on paper resulting in some 500 drawings. Phantasmal spaceships eventually carried me to unique wonderland of strange forms and colors. In 1982, I joined the National Guard. During this time my previous drawings were lost but not my passion. In 1988, I joined the army and served another four years. I earned my Bachelor Degree in Science of Criminal Justice Administration at the University of Phoenix. In April 2001, I was nominated by the German government as a "candidate of the year's prize for promising young artists" for my artwork titled "The Invasion" in the exhibition "The Zeppelin in Art, Design, and Advertisement", shown between May and July 30, 2000, in the Frankfurt International Airport . Another piece referenced in the nomination letter, was titled "The Cosmic Linen", executed with a unique glue and acrylic on linen technique. The image was described as "universally appealing and representing a topic which concerns all of us the universe". I had many local, national and international group art exhibitions. I have artwork permanently displayed in a number of art galleries, museums and other institutions in America and Germany. My artwork has been displayed in Veteran Art Shows including one at Intel® Corporation in 2014. I live in Frankfurt, Germany and continues to draw and paint in pursuit of my artistic dreams. I'm a member of the Veteran Artist Program abroad (EuroVAP).
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| Darrell Lindsey |
 Darrell Lindsey is a Pushcart Prize and Rhysling Award-nominated poet from Nacogdoches, the oldest town in Texas. His work has appeared in more than 75 journals, magazines, and anthologies. He has garnered numerous international awards for his haiku and tanka.
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| David Appelbaum |
 David Appelbaum has worked in the university and in publishing, and is an author who specializes in the work of writing. His most recent books include notes on water: an aqueous phenomenology [Monkfish, 2018].
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| David Flynn |
 David Flynn was born in the textile mill company town of Bemis, TN. His jobs have included newspaper reporter, magazine editor and university teacher. He has five degrees and is both a Fulbright Senior Scholar and a Fulbright Senior Specialist with a recent grant in Indonesia. His literary publications total more than two hundred. He currently lives in Nashville, TN, where he is director of the Musicians Reunion, an annual blues festival now in its 35th year. He also teaches at Belmont University in the English and Asian Studies programs.
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| David Francis |
 Born in Houston, David Francis has lived in London, Buenos Aires, and New York. He has produced six music albums, one of poetry, Always/Far: a chapbook of lyrics and drawings (Oilcan Press), and an essay “Utterance and Hum: The Difference between Poem and Song.” He has written and directed the autobiographical films Village Folksinger (2013) and Memory Journey (2018). In 2019, Kelsay Books published Poems from Argentina. His verse and short stories have appeared in numerous journals.
www.davidfrancismusic.com
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| David Gillespie |
 I live in Belfast, Northern Ireland a place which has known a lot of heart ache due to its history but has risen from the ashes to a bright future where everyone can live in peace. My big passion in life is writing poetry and its that which keeps me focused in life. Poetry to me lets me describe my deepest feelings and memories I can recall. For me and this is quite personal is the fact that writing is an outlet to which I can describe many situations in life everyone comes across and how in life we all face diversity.
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| David Lawrence |
 My published poetry books are “Living on Madison Avenue,”(Future Cycle Press), “Lane Changes (Four Way Books)” and “Dementia Pugilistica,” Turtle Bay Press. I have also published “Blame it on the Scientists “(Poetry Chapbook), and two memoirs, “The King of White Collar Boxing” ( Rain Mountain Press) and “On Jail: The Essays” (Prison Foundation)’. I have published a thousand poems in many of the prestigious journals and five hundred articles. I starred in “Boxer Rebellion” at Sundance Film Festival. I did three rap albums which were on Billboard. My novel, "In the Suburb of Possible Suicide," was published by Adelaide. "Broken Paragraphs" is about to be published in the UK by Eyewear Publishing. It is another book of poems.
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| David Mac |
 David Mac is a poet from the UK whose words have appeared in many mags, journals, sites and zines in the universe. He was the editor of a short-running poetry rag called Meat Songs. He has had collections published with Erbacce Press, Writing Knights Press, Like This Press, Knives Forks And Spoons Press and recently Yellow King Press. He has won the European Forklift Driver Championship for 23 years straight. His body is 75% wine.
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| David R Mellor |
 Born 1964, (Liverpool, England) to a difficult birth, David didn't find his voice until his youth. Years of thinking he was nobody and treated as such. Including a period of homelessness in the desperate Thatcher Years.
However, he hit the paper papering over the scars. Found understanding and belief through words. He has been published and performed widely from the BBC, The Tate, galleries and pubs and everything in between.
His poems are autobiographical, others topical and several his take on life. Discover more about David on his Facebook Page and YouTube.
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| David Russell |
 b. 1940. Resident in the UK. Writer of poetry, literary criticism, speculative fiction and romance. Main poetry collection Prickling Counterpoints (1998); poems published in online International Times. Eco poetry collection, An Ever River, published by The Palewell Press, 2018. Main speculative works High Wired On (2002); Rock Bottom (2005). Translation of Spanish epic La Araucana, Amazon 2013. Romances: Dreamtime Sensuality I & II: Explorations; Further Explorations; Pearlman, Self’s Blossom – all available on Amazon. Self-published collection of erotic poetry and artwork, Sensual Rhapsody, 2015. Singer-songwriter/guitarist. Main CD albums Bacteria Shrapnel and Kaleidoscope Concentrate. Many tracks on You Tube. Editor of online magazine Poetry Express Newsletter, produced by Survivors Poetry and Music.
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| David Spicer |
 former medical journal proofreader, David Spicer was born and raised in South Dakota, then in New Jersey and Tennessee. He graduated with a B.A. in English from Elon University and an M.A.T. from University of Memphis. He has had poems in The American Poetry Review, The Bookends Review, Chiron Review, Gargoyle, Moria, North Dakota Quarterly, Oyster River Pages, The Phoenix, Ploughshares, Prime Number, Reed Magazine, Santa Clara Review, Synaeresis, Tipton Poetry Review, among others, and in the anthologies Silent Voices: Recent American Poems on Nature (Ally Press, 1978), Homewords: A Book of Tennessee Writers (University of Tennessee Press, 1986), Homeworks: A Book of Tennessee Writers (University of Tennessee Press, 1996), Perfect in Their Art: Poems on Boxing From Homer to Ali (Southern Illinois University Press, 2003), A Galaxy of Starfish: An Anthology of Modern Surrealism (Salo Press, 2016), and Sheltering in Place (Staring Problem Press, 2020). He has been nominated for a Best of the Net three times and a Pushcart twice, and is the author of two full-length collection of poems, Everybody Has a Story (St. Luke's Press, 1987) and Waiting for the Needle Rain (Hekate Publishing, 2020), and six chapbooks, the latest of which is Tribe of Two (Seven CirclePress, 2019). His collection of sestinas is forthcoming in 2021 from FutureCycle Press. Living in Memphis, he is also the former editor of Raccoon, Outlaw, and Ion Books.
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| David Stone |
 David Stone was born in Chicago in 1949 and graduated from the University of Illinois with a degree in philosophy. He has resided in Baltimore, MD since 1997 where he publishes Blackbird, engages in international mailart and is writing the second volume of The Citadel. Individual poems have previously appeared in the following publications: AFA (USA), Angel Fire Art (Brazil), Bear Creek Haiku (USA), Blackbird (USA), Encyclopedia of Everything (South Africa), FfwlLleuw (France), Kiosko (Germany), Mailart Makes the World a Town (South Africa), Open World (Serbia), Pense Aqui (Brazil), Transcendent Visions (USA), ZYX (USA).
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| David Supper |
 David Supper, artist and poet, taught art and photography at secondary school for over thirty years. He has completed nearly 200 paintings in his unique hard-edge realism style which he developed while still at Manchester School of Art and Design. David has exhibited his work in Thompsons Gallery in London, the Driffold Gallery in Solihull and the Triptique Gallery in Mansfield. David was born in Frimley, Surrey, England in 1945. His father, Jesse Bertram Supper was attached to the RAF during WW2 and worked on RADAR counter intelligence at RAF Farnborough. David's artistic talents soon showed and at Primary school he appeared in a number of school plays, most notably as Toad in 'Toad of Toad Hall'. David's interest in Theatre continued through his teens and into adulthood. He acted, designed and took on several administrative responsibilities as a member of the Progress Theatre in Reading. He also served as Southern Region secretary of the Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain for a number of years. David started writing poetry seriously in 1999 and since then has written more than 500 poems. In 2007 David moved to Nottingham and soon after founded a poetry group, Serpent's Tooth with the aim of bringing together local poets to learn from each other and pursue a greater understanding of the medium. David's own work has appeared in many publications including: Cornwall a poetry anthology; Lucidity, poetry USA; Poetry Super Highway (poet of the week) and in the following collections: Expressions; A Poet's Siddur*; The Robin Hood Book and Universal Oneness. David considers his poetry to be descriptive, lyrical and dealing with his own perception of the world around him, while at the same time reacting to changing times and styles. David has three children, from his first marriage, five grand-children dispersed around the world, and is now happily married to Bryony, the author of the famous 'Pasta Kidz and Petz' series of children's books.
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| David Watts |
 David Watts came to poetry during the dismal months. What he found there propelled him into a literary career that has travelled through commentaries at NPR's All Things Considered, a Random House collection of short stories, deep conscious writing under the pseudonym harvey ellis, a Christmas memoir, a series of successful western novels, and finally, and lately and very unexpectedly, haiku. Along the way he got a graduate degree in English and Creative Writing he'd not planned to get and has been blessed with a greater appreciation and understanding of human nature.
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| Debbi Brody |
 Debbi Brody is an avid attendee and leader of poetry workshops throughout the Southwest. She has been published in numerous national and regional journals, magazines and anthologies of note. She judges poetry contests around the nation and has served as the accuracy judge for the NEA's Poetry Outloud New Mexico State Finals for many years. Debbi s strong voice ranges from narrative to lyric, short to lengthy, grief filled to joyous, inner to outer landscapes and politics. The deep influences of the surrealist, modernist and beat poets sing through her collections of clear, tough, tender and fantastical poems. She is the author of three chapbooks as well as two full length poetry collections. In Everything, Birds, is her second full length collection published by Village Books Press, (OKC, OK 2015) and was awarded an inaugural Margaret Randall Prize in Poetry. Her newest chapbook is Walking the Arroyo (2020) Ms. Brody was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. She received a B.A. in Sociology from Southern Illinois University in 1979, the same year she married. She and her husband have one grown son, a daughter-in-law and a granddaughter. They have resided in New Mexico since 1991. Debbi works at a small scientific research and development laboratory in Santa Fe.
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| Deepa. T.G. |
 Ms Deepa spent her early years in Karnataka, India. She was educated in a convent school and went to P.C. Jabins, Science College, Karnatak University, she is a graduate of science and law. She has a diploma in creative writing in English. She has been living in Thrissur, Kerala, India for the past 14 years. She is a copywriter in an advertising firm.
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| Deepak Kumar |
 The author looks at life through his eyes and experience, developed the art of writing poems in his stages of life and thinks that it was a gift given to his by the Almighty. This book of poems is through his feelings, and thinks that all human beings go through life in a similar manner.
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| Deepika Muthusamy |
A blogger and an avid trekker.
Deepika Muthusamy enthralls us with her debut novel, "Touch of Mist" as she captivates her readers by delineating human emotions at its depth. Charming and versatile, she is set out to elucidate her theory of life through her novel.
To know more about her, Visit her blog http://www.deepikamuthusamy.blogspot.com/
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| Delora Green |
 Although not a novelist, I am a teacher and I have been writing a book over the past thirteen years that describes events and situations that have occurred in my life, which consequently have triggered off emotions and feelings that I have stored for many years. I am now experiencing the good times and feeling energised, believing in all of my dreams.
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| Denise-A. Langner-Urso |
 Born 1960 in Berlin, In our family English, Spanish, Italian and French are spoken. I have learned old-Greek and Latin as well as English and Spanish at school. Studied medicine and law both for four and two years. Worked as a nurse during this time. Owner of a car-store for 10 years Worked for a limited company for some time Worked as an insurance agent for a big company. Worked as a trainer, team-leader and manager for call-centres for several years.
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| Dennis Barone |
Dennis Barone is the author of seven books of short fiction, including On the Bus: Selected Stories (Blaze Vox, 2012). He is also the author of two novellas, Temple of the Rat (Left Hand Books, 2000) and God’s Whisper (Spuyten Duyvil, 2005), and the author of a collection of prose poems, The Walls of Circumstance (Avec Books, 2004). Bordighera Press published his study of Italian-American narrative America / Trattabili in 2011. Barone is editor of Beyond the Red Notebook: Essays on Paul Auster (University of Pennsylvania Press, 1995), New Hungers for Old: One-Hundred Years of Italian-American Poetry (Star Cloud Press, 2011), and Garnet Poems: An Anthology of Connecticut Poetry Since 1776 (Wesleyan University Press, 2012). Left Hand Books published his selected poems volume one, Separate Objects, in 1998, and Shearsman Books published volume two entitled Parallel Lines in 2011. In 2015 Quale Press published his mixed genre book Sound / Hammer and in 2016 the SUNY Press published his study Beyond Memory: Italian Protestants in Italy and America. In 2017 Bordighera Press published his book Second Thoughts, a work of short fictions and prose poems. Also in 2017 he received the inaugural Sister Mary Ellen Murphy Faculty Scholarship Award, University of Saint Joseph. In 2018 Blaze Vox published Frame Narrative, a book of poetry, and in 2022 the mixed-genre book A Field Guide to the Rehearsal. A graduate of Bard College, he received his Ph.D. in American Civilization from the University of Pennsylvania. He is Professor Emeritus at the University of Saint Joseph, and currently serves as the Poetry Editor for the Wallace Stevens Journal and as President of the Hartford Friends and Enemies of Wallace Stevens.
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| Dennis Maulsby |
 Dennis Maulsby is a retired bank president living in Ames, Iowa, with his wife Ruth, a former legal secretary, and his dog Charlie, a retired CIA operative. His poetry and short stories have appeared in Lyrical Iowa, The North American Review, The Hawai’i Pacific Review, The Briarcliff Review (Pushcart Nomination), and other journals.
His book of poetry, Near Death/Near Life, and a book of short stories, Free Fire Zone, both published by Prolific Press, won a gold medal award and a silver medal, respectively, from the Military Writers Society of America. A collection of paranormal stories, Winterset received an Eric Hoffer 2020 award and was shortlisted for the grand prize. The 2020 Global Ebook contest awarded the book a gold medal. Books released in early 2020 include a collection, The Fantasy Works, and a debut novel, The House de Gracie, awarded Reader Views and Global eBook silver medals.
Maulsby is a native of Iowa and a graduate of Marshalltown High School and Grinnell College. A US Army Vietnam veteran, he served with the 25th Infantry Division. He is an associate member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, the Military Writers Society of America, and a past President of the Iowa Poetry Association.
For more information on Maulsby’s writing, go to www.dennismaulsby.com.
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| Derek Kannemeyer |
 Derek Kannemeyer was born in Cape Town, raised in London, and holds degrees from the Universities of London and Virginia. His writing has appeared in dozens of print and online publications from Fiction International to Rolling Stone. His most recent books include the light verse and animal trivia collection A Betabestiary (2022), the novel The Memory Addicts (2022), the poetry collection, Mutt Spirituals (2021), the four act Play of Gilgamesh (2019), and Blue Nib 1 (2018), the winning entry in the 2017 Blue Nib chapbook contest. Kirkus Reviews named his photography/non-fiction book Unsay Their Names, about the fall from grace of the Lost Cause statuary of Richmond, Virginia, where he now lives, one of the 100 Best Indie Books of 2022. His website is www.petalridge.com.
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| dev ganguly |
 dev ganguly (Debabrata Ganguly, b. 1938) has been writing consistently though infrequently, poems and prose pieces, both in English and Bengali, throughout his life, and they lie scattered in magazines and journals extinct as well as existent.
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| Dhruv Williams |
Dhruv Williams, is Pseudonym of Dhruv Upadhyay, A Digital Marketing Enthusiast, international Analyst and Economist. At the very young age, He has tried his hand on copywriting with two books in a local bookstore. Currently, he is working in Top most Digital marketing Agency in Mumbai. He holds his MBA from ICFAI University & currently pursuing its Ph.D. In addition to he has a deep interest in Brand Writing, Painting, and Philosophy. Along wth that he is one of the Founding Principal consultant at Williamsbm dot com (A Global Strategic Branding Agency) With an interest in Music and Movies, He desires to write the scripts and plays in various Bollywood and Hollywood films.
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| Diana Cole |
 Diana Cole, a Pushcart Prize nominee, has had poems published in numerous journals including Poetry East, Spillway, The Tar River Review, Cider Press Review, The Public’s Radio 89.3, Friends Journal, Verse Daily, Tipton Poetry Journal, The New Verse News and most recently in The Main Street Rag and Crab Creek Review. Her chapbook, Songs By Heart was published in 2018 by Iris Press. She is an editor for The Crosswinds Poetry Journal and a member of Ocean State Poets whose mission is to encourage the reading, writing and sharing of poetry and to create opportunities for others to find their own voices. Diana is also a stained glass artist. One can view her artwork and other examples of her poems at dianacole.net
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| Diane Oatley |
 Diane Oatley is originally from the United States, of Norwegian-American descent and a resident of Norway since 1982, at which time she attended the University of Oslo as part of her junior year abroad. She transferred from the University of Maine to the University of Oslo in 1983, and subsequently went on to complete a Masters Program in Comparative Literature (women writers within the Anglo-American and Scandinavian traditions), also at the University of Oslo.
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| Dianne Bates |
 Dianne (Di) Bates has published 130+ books mostly for young readers. She has received Grants and Fellowships from the Literature Board of the Australia Council and has toured for the National Book Council. Di has undertaken commissioned writing for many organisations and has worked on the editorial team of the NSW Department of Education School Magazine. She was co-editor of a national magazine, Puffinalia (Penguin Books) and editor of another national magazine, Little Ears.
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| Dietmar Tauchner |
Dietmar Tauchner, born in 1972 in Austria, lives & works in Puchberg & Vienna, as a social-worker / counselor, author and lover. He received awards around the globe, as the Taisho (Grand Prize) at the International Kusamakura Haiku Competition in Kumamoto, Japan, in 2013; and the Second Place for "Noise of Our Origin" at the 2014 HSA Mildred Kanterman Merit Book Awards. Member of the Red Moon Anthology Editorial Staff since 2013.
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| Dilip Gude |
 Dr. Dilip Gude is a medical doctor practicing in Internal medicine at Medwin Hospital, Hyderabad, India. He has published over 70 articles in various national and international medical journals. Apart from his clinical practice he is an art aficionado and has unencumbered passion to poetry, screen-writing, photography, painting, dance and art in literally every form.
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| Dipanita Gargava |
 Dr Dipanita Gargava was born (b Aug 63) and brought up at Baidyabati, a small town in the Hooghly district of West Bengal. She graduated from Shrirampore College and completed post graduation from Shri Hari Sing Gaur Vishwa Vidhyalaya, Sagar.There after she completed her M.Phil and Doctors in Philosophy in English from Devi Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya, Indore.
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| Dipankar Sadhukhan |
 "Dipankar Sadhukhan's Poetry is a reflection of the world we live in, depicting various glorious topics of varying degrees of emotions as expressed in the dancing rhythm of his words. His poetry will surely move you capturing the essence of human drama, the beauteous nature and God's love over His creations.
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| Divya Hirani |
 I am immensely pleased to come up with a collection of poems for you, dear reader. In this day and age when the world is caught up in a smoky grey landscape with the people in it neck deep in toil and drudgery, rescued only by the occasional respite presented to them in the form of intimacy of their inner circles.
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| Divye Duheta Mahajan |
 I’m born and brought up in a small, yet most beautiful city of temples, Jammu. Its aesthetic beauty and tranquility in the ambiance is one of the prominent reasons of me being into writing poems. Moreover, the exotic spiritual experience from being part of Art of living has given me an edge to write my feeling and emotions in a much effective articulation. Going through the different feelings and experience, every emotion actuated in me a sense of realization that self knowledge is extremely important to live our lives without miseries. Being an Engineer, I've certainly learned the logical meaning to various things around us.
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| Diwakar Pokhriyal |
 I am a dim ray in the world of enthralling darkness of misjudgment and iterations. I am a note of melodious tune of peace in the world of cruelty; I am a mischievous thought of freedom in a cage of fear and a syrupy calmness against the rage in tears. I am a smile in the lips of a dying soul; I am a mysterious mist of win over the loss of desires. I am creed, I am love, I am friend , I am smile, I am ...yet I am .........just ...
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| Don Kingfisher Campbell |
 Don Kingfisher Campbell: MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch University Los Angeles, listed on Poets & Writers, founder of POETRYpeople youth writing workshops; publisher of Spectrum magazine; leader of the Saturday Afternoon Poetry reading series in Pasadena, California. Mr. Campbell has taught Creative Writing in the Upward Bound program at Occidental College and been a Guest Teacher for the Los Angeles Unified School District for 36 years. Want a poet in your classroom, library, bookstore, coffeehouse, or event?
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| Don Schaeffer |
 Don is photographer, painter and poet. He writes two or three poems a week and distributes his poetry through a network of internet critique sites and his own e-mailing list. He has been doing this for about 20 years. The poetry is an outline of his changing perspectives as he enters late adulthood and relationships and lifestyles begin to change. Don is an internet poet, appearing regularly in a number of e-zines. His poetry has appeared in print in poetry magazines and several pieces were translated into Chinese for cultural exchange in China.
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| Donald Edward Kidd |
 Donald Edward Kidd is a pharmacist and writer in Jupiter, Florida, born in St. Louis, Missouri. He writes short stories, novels, possibly poems; composes music; creates digital artwork; and rarely cleans the house. He is haunted by ghosts, especially during the night, and is hopelessly addicted to chocolate.
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| Donavon Davidson |
Donavon Davidson is the author of The Last Place on Earth (2017) and Everything is Conditional Love Poems (2016), published by Empty City Press, and the nominee for a Pushcart Prize. His poems have appeared in many online and print journals, including Spork, Clockhouse, Thirteen Myna Birds, The American Poetry Journal, Anti-, Stirring, Bird's Thumb, Sink Review, InDigest, Blood Lotus, decomP, Black Heart, Dressing Room, Pirene's Fountain, Identity Theory, ditch, FRiGG, Softblow, Juked, Pedestal, MiPOesias, Prick of the Spindle, Word Riot, and many others.
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| Doug Hodges |
 This is my second collaborated book with D Everett Newell and it has been a great pleasure and an honor. We have collaborated on a number of poems, stories and songs as well. This will be my 14th book, including our two together, and I can only say that I have been blessed with each and every opportunity to share the words, rhythms, and images God has granted me. My latest book was a poetical autobiography, as much about the decades I was passing through as it was about myself. For a more detailed view of each of my books, visit my website at
http://voiceofcoyote.com
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| Dr David Dunn |
 I am an Emeritus Fellow, and the Public Orator, at the University of Southampton. Before retiring, I taught Film. And before that, the dark arts of spin doctoring.
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| Dr. Amit Singh |
 The poet, a native of Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, whose poems are included in the present volume was sent to earth on 11 May 1982. He, after completing his post graduation in English Literature from M. J. P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, successfully awarded the Ph. D. degree in 2006 from the same university. Since then, he worked at different places, he joined Department of Applied English at M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, worked there for one year and Government Girls P. G. College, Deoria for two years. Since 2010 he is working in the capacity of Assistant Professor and Head, Department of English, S. P. P. G. College, Shohratgarh, Siddharthnagar, Uttar Pradesh.
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| Dr. Anuj |
 Dr. Anuj is a renowned hand surgeon and micro surgeon. He is Director of the Microsurgery Centre of Agra. A high profile professional, he has been a visiting hand surgeon to various hospitals including the USA, Switzerland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia and Thailand. He has a passion for music and poetry. Being an emotional person and a lover of nature and beauty, Dr. Anuj has penned his thoughts through poetry in our 2015 publication of his collection of Hindi poetry entitled Bhavranjini and also through fiction in our 2016 publication of his novel entitled That Erotic Silence.
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| Dr. Archana Bahadur Zutshi |
 The poet Dr. Archana Bahadur Zutshi has been engaged in active teaching since 1994 at Lucknow. She taught for a short while in Delhi before marriage. She excels in her role as a mentor and teacher. Her teaching career spans a year's stint at La Martiniere Boys School Lucknow. Thereafter, she had taught at the Catholic institution for Boys' St. Francis' College Lucknow. She is engaged in teaching courses of English to Undergraduate students of IGNOU. She has been writing since her school and College days.
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| Dr. Devendra Sharma |
 Dr. Devendra Sharma was born on the 25th March 1933 at a small town Tanda in the district Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh, India. After completing his primary school education from different schools of Uttar Pradesh, he passed his Matriculation examination from the D.A.V college Lucknow. He joined the Government Agriculture College at Kanpur and passed his BSc (Ag) and MSc (Ag) from there.
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| Dr. Dhirendra Verma |
 Dr. Dhirendra Verma hails from Uttar Pradesh, India. He received his early education at Bareilly and Nainital and took his bachelor's and master's degree in Health Sciences from Agra University. He worked as a Rockefeller Foundation Research Fellow at India s National Institute of Virology in Pune before leaving for Canada in 1962 on a student scholarship to pursue studies at the doctoral level.
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| Dr. Gregory Ormson |
 Gregory Ormson, known as #motoryclingyogig, teaches yoga for bikers in Arizona and leads breath workshops on mobilizing prana through breathcentric practice. His yoga writing is published in 23 national and international magazines, journals, and Websites with over 5 million registered readers. Some of his articles have logged nearly 400,000 Facebook views and shared over 7,000 times. Originally from Wisconsin, Ormson received his doctorate degree from the Chicago Theological Seminary where he studied the healing power of touch in ritual environments. He’s a graduate of the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse, and Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan. He practices yoga at The Foundry in Tempe, Arizona and teaches yoga for bikers at Superstition Harley Davidson.
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| Dr. Kalpana Dave (M.A , B.Ed, Ph.D, Dip.in Journalisam) |
 Dr.Kalpana Dave is a well-known writer in Gujarati Literature & a freelance journalist. Associated with field of education, after about four decades of experience in teaching in higher education in a college at graduate level, she retired as a Head of Gujarati Dept. from Shri. M.D.Shah Mahila College.(Malad-Mumbai). She is a recipient of Dr.Panna Modi Best TeacherAward (January-2011) awarded by Janseva Samiti—N.G.O. Malad, Mumbai.
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| Dr. Manijeh Khorshidi |
 Manijeh was born and raised in a Baha'i family in Tehran, Iran. She received her DDS from Tehran University, followed by a specialty in Pediatric Dentistry from the same University.
In 1979, because of the systematic and unrelenting persecution of the Baha'is in Iran by the Islamic revolution, she left Iran while she was in her twenties.
Settling in Europe first and living in London and Ireland for two years eventually took her to the United States of America.
There it was where she pursued her education and profession. After two years studying Dental Material at Marquette University, she started to practice children's dentistry for twenty-eight years. Also, she was the supervising dentist at Waukesha Technical College, WI, for sixteen years.
She lives with her husband, Robert Malouf, a published poet, in Brookfield, Wisconsin.
Her passion in life, along with millions of people, is to work for the 'Oneness of Humanity,' the cardinal principle in the Baha'i Faith.
She hopes her 'humble words evoke reflection and raise awareness of the nobility of the soul.' She and her husband offer a weekly gathering open to all seeking hearts for meaningful and uplifting conversation.
Some of her writings have appeared on reedsy.com and Medium.com.
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| Dr. Nathmal Jhanwar |
Dr. Nathmal Jhanwar is a famous poet from Chhattisgarh.
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| Dr. Padmore Agbemabiese |
 Dr. Padmore Agbemabiese is a Professor of English and Literature at the Cuyahoga Community College. He is an Africanist, a prolific and versatile poet, a dramatist, and a scholar who has earned a place among the coterie of important African authors. Professor Agbemabiese's academic research interests have focused mainly on aural literature of the Ewes of Ghana, Togo and Benin, and in particular, the applications of names and naming systems to the understanding of the sociocultural and political experiences of the people.
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| Dr. Parneet Jaggi |
 Parneet Jaggi is a lecturer in English, teaching in Government College in Sri Ganganagar (Rajasthan). Born in 1975 in Haryana, she did her masters in English, then her Ph.D on “Matthew Arnold and the East: A Study of his Poetry” from Kurukshetra University. She is an ardent lover of music and religion. Her poems and research papers have been published in several journals. For her, poetry is a very personal, mystical and a natural flow of ideas and emotions, trying to bridle these leads to affectation. Therefore, she waits for the afflatus to pen down poetry.
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| Dr. Pradeep Pandya |
 Dr. Pradeep Pandya is a well known Gujarati writer. He is one of the first authors to write Medical thriller. He is the author of four other medical novels which includes, 'The Hospital', 'Barud', 'Tandav' and 'Vish Amrut'. By profession, he is a Nephrologist and the Superintendent of Premdas Jalaram hospital, at Vadodara, Gujarat. He has written more than 40 books, which include 18 novels, short stories and translations by National Book Trust, New Delhi. This Novel is about unholy relations between the medical profession and pharmaceutical companies.
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| Dr. Prof.G.S.Kushwaha |
 Govindprasad Shyam Lal Kushwaha was born in a small village Korari, District Fatepur, U.P. in 1944. He did his elementary education locally and High School and Intermediate education at various places in his district. He passed B. A. in English, Education, and Economics from University of Allahabad in 1966, then moved to Gujarat in 1967 and completed his M. A. in English from Gujarat University, Ahmadabad and Ph.D. degree from Agra University in 1995.
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| Dr. Ratan Bhattacharjee |
 Dr. Ratan Bhattacharjee, the bilingual writer and academician who is at present the Chairperson of the Post Graduate Dept. of English and has been associated with teaching English literature in various phases for over the last three decades in the Rabindra Bharati Univesity both in regular and distance stream,earlier in Vidyasagar University and Gangadharpur College and Bangabasi Evening College, is the distinguished member of the International Advisory Board of International Theodore Dreiser Society, USA (http://www.dreisersociety.org/). He did his M.Phil under Prof. Ashok Sengupta and Ph.D. under the supervision of Professor Bhabatosh Chatterjee and Professor Laxmi Parasuram. Francis Scott Fitgerald : The Quest for Meaning and Form is his perceptive analysis of American fiction of the earlier 20th century.
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| Dr. Sandip Saha |
 Born and brought up in Kolkata, Sandip acquired his B.Tech degree in chemical engineering from the Department of Applied Chemistry, University of Calcutta. He went to Mumbai getting a job in the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, in 1978.
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| Dr. Shalini Yadav |
 Dr. Shalini Yadav holds a Ph. D in Postcolonial Literature and is presently working as Assistant Professor in Al-Jouf University, Saudi Arabia. She writes scholarly articles on Language and Literature for refereed journals and anthologies. She has always been passionate about reading fiction and poetry from her childhood. Her cherished has come true in the form of this poetry book.
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| Dr. T. Sharon Raju |
 Dr. T. Sharon Raju is currently working as Assistant Professor at Institute of Advanced Studies in Education in Andhra University. He is also Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Andhra University. He has good number of research publications to his credit in both National & International Journals of repute. He pursued Master of Education and also has the prestigious Doctorate in Education.
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| Dr. TKV Srinivasa Rao |
Dr. T.K.V.Srinivasa Rao, an adept hand in Indian diasproric literature is presently working in P.R.govt degree college (Accredited with Grade A), Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. In addition to numerous papers published in journals, he co authored two books. In addition to teaching and writing, he acted as master trainer for lecturer in human values and professional ethics in the state of Andhra Pradesh. He has been active in spreading English speaking skills through kakinada's local radio for the last four years.
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| Dr. Victor V. Shudin |
 Victor V. Shudin is an author of books "How to win over allergy" (issued in 2002 year), "Two basic diabetes causes are found!" (2007y.), "Sea Anecdotes, Adventures and Robinzonada" (2008 y.), “Yalta in Philately” (2011), “Global mine with huge ruinous force” (2011, of trans fats).
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| Dr.Rex Roger |
 There is chaos in the modern world. There is anarchy. People are confused about the role of men and women. Technology is advancing at a rapid pace. There is conflict of religion, rise of terrorism and fanaticism. Yet the world has become a smaller place with quick and fast exchange of ideas. With internet and fax, messages are sent across the world. With tele conferencing people are meeting across continents. With out sourcing people of various countries talk on a daily basis
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| Dragica Ohashi |
 Dragica Ohashi is the author and illustrator of books. She participated in "ASHITA NO HON" project (JBBY Japan), illustrated a story The Biggest Bubble (written by Rachel Wilson) for American School Elementary Library in Tokyo. Ohashi participate in many festivals and creative literary projects since she was a child. Publications include Catalogue Artissimo, Hiragana Times, NIC News, Carp Tales Newsletter, En Vie Magazine, Dazed, Apartment News, Metro News, catalogue Palatifini Cartoons 2012, Grazia Magazine Online, BookILL Fest 2012, HAIKU MASTERS TV NHK WORLD (April 2017).
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| Duane Anderson |
Duane Anderson currently lives in La Vista, NE, and currently volunteers with a non-profit organization as a Donor Ambassador on their blood drives. He has had poems published in The Pangolin Review, Fine Lines, The Thieving Magpie, Cholla Needles, Tipton Poetry Journal, Poesis Literary Journal and several other publications.
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| Duane L Herrmann |
Duane L. Herrmann, internationally published, award-winning poet and historian, with degrees in Education and History, has held a variety of teaching and other positions, now retired. His history and poetry have won awards and are translated into several languages on as many continents in print and online. He has a sci fi novel: Escape from Earth, plus full-length collections of poetry: Prairies of Possibilities, Ichnographical: 173, Praise the King of Glory, Remnants of a Life, No Known Address, Family Plowing. and many chapbooks of poetry and history. His poetry has received the Robert Hayden Poetry Fellowship, inclusion in American Poets of the 1990s, the Map of Kansas Literature (website), Kansas Poets Trail and others. His history, By Thy Strengthening Grace, received the Ferguson Kansas History Book Award. His work has appeared in over 100 publications and more than fifty anthologies. Collections of short stories and historical articles are forthcoming. These accomplishments defy his traumatic childhood embellished by dyslexia, ADHD, cyclothymia, an anxiety disorder and, now PTSD.
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| Duane Vorhees |
 Duane Vorhees is an American poet in Thailand. He is the author of THE MANY LOVES OF DUANE VORHEES, HEAVEN, GIFT: GOD RUNS THROUGH ALL THESE ROOMS, and MEMORIES ARE LINKED LIKE OASES. Born in Farmersville, Ohio, USA, he graduated from Bowling Green State University with a doctorate in American Culture Studies. He has taught at Seoul National University, Korea University, amd the Asian Division of the University of Maryland University College (now the University of Maryland Global Campus). He has traveled extensively on five continents.
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