| All | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z |
|
| Search: |
| Detailed View | List View |
| Hameed Suhail |
 Born and brought up in Cochin the queen of Arabian Sea, Hameed Suhail is an active lover of art and literature. Currently pursuing his B. Tech in Information Technology, Hameed has written many fiction genre novels in his local language ‘Malayalam’. In all of his works he has managed to incorporate scenes from the true lives of people around him to give natural shades to the themes he tries to describe. Apart from novels he also writes poems and articles and has also worked as host for various events in national level technical fests.
|
|
| |
| HANNAH DONOVAN |
Hannah Donovan is a poet, photographer, and visual artist from Northern California. Her work has been featured in Hobart, The Accouont, Else Journal, Hill Lily Magazine, The Artist Essentials, the Black Box Gallery (Portland, OR), New System Exhibitions (Portland, ME), and Maine College of Art
(Portland, ME). She has been a finalist for Brooklyn Poet’s “Poem of the Year” competition and an artist-in-residence at the Arteles Creative Center in Finland. Other publications include Ice Chips (Ethel Micro-Press), deadend (palindrome press), and Dim Dimmer Dark (palindrome press). She lives in Los Angeles.
|
|
| |
| Harmik Vaishnav |
 Dr. Harmik Vaishnav is an ardent and passionate reader and writer. He writes on language, short stories, poetry and non-fiction. He contributes to literary journals and anthologies. Harmik Vaishnav is a Limca Book of Record holder for preparing a giant English Crossword Puzzle.
|
|
| |
| Harry Owen |
Since 2008, English-born poet Harry Owen has lived in South Africa. Author of seven full collections and editor of two acclaimed anthologies, including the internationally admired For Rhino in a Shrinking World in support of the fight against rhino poaching, his work is widely published and acclaimed in countries around the world.
|
|
| |
| Harshada Pathare |
 One day soon to be widely held as an influential poet and writer from India, Harshada Pathare classifies this collection, A Piece of Paradise, as her favorite. With her home in the quiet suburbs of Mumbai, she divides her time between daily job schedules and her eternal passion-poetic literature! She explores the inner feelings and vivid sentiments of human conditions, and thereafter, exploits her creative talent to captivate the minds of her readers, thus, inspiring and uplifting the spirit of poetic booklovers.
|
|
| |
| Harvey O’Leary |
Since graduating from University College Cork, Harvey O'Leary has been living in London and working as a teacher and education manager. He has written magazine articles, poetry, reviews, short stories, a play, staged at the Battersea Arts Centre, London, and has published two works of fiction, a novel Nidiya and the Children of the Revolution, described as ‘colourful, humorous, poignant and moving’ and a short story collection, Zeno and Lu.
|
|
| |
| Heath Brougher |
 Heath Brougher lives in York, PA. He is 38 years old and has been writing his entire life but did not begin to submit his duffel bags filled with notebooks until the age of 34. Since then, his work has appeared in over 500 journals throughout the world. He is the co-poetry editor for Into the Void Magazine, winner of the 2017 and 2018 Saboteur Award for Best Magazine. He is a multiple Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net Nominee. His work has been translated into Albanian, Afrikaans, French, Serbian, and several others languages. He published three chapbooks in 2016, two full length collections, About Consciousness (Alien Buddha Press 2017) and To Burn in Torturous Algorithms (Weasel Press 2018), and has three forthcoming collections. He edited the anthology Luminous Echoes, the proceeds of which were donated to an organization that works to prevent suicide/self harm. His work has appeared in journals such as Taj Mahal Review, Chiron Review, MiPOesias, Main Street Rag, Blue Fifth Review, Mobius, Lotus-Eater, Setu Bilingual, Fredericksburg Literary and Art Review, eFiction India, Loch Raven Review, BlazeVOX, and elsewhere.
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Heather Rounds |
Heather Rounds is the author of There (Emergency Press, 2013), She Named Him Michael (Ink Press, 2017) and Light There is to Find (Adelaide Books, 2018). Her poetry and short works of fiction have appeared in numerous publications, including PANK, Big Lucks, Smokelong Quarterly and Atticus Review. She serves as PR Manager for Mason Jar Press.
|
|
| |
| Heidi Breetzke |
I am married with two children and have taught high school English for over twenty years. As a teacher, I have tried to convey that sensitivity is often strength and finding one s voice, especially as a woman, is essential in society today. I have previously had several poems published in New Contrast Literary Journal. Through my poetry I wish to convey some truth, about what it means to be human as a collective and individual experience.
|
|
| |
| Helen Fujimoto |
 This collection of poems covers the arc of Helen’s life in Japan and her relationship with her husband. Earlier poems about their first meetings and later marriage are augmented by the more recent poems at the heart of the book. These poems chart the course of her experience of the illness and death of her husband, and the changes in her life brought by grief and the need to reweave her life. Singing the Seasons is the first collection of poems published by the Australian-born Tokyo resident.
|
|
| |
| Hem Raj Bastola |
 Hem Raj Bastola, permanent inhabitant of Pumdi Bhumdi, has worked as a cave guide and office assistant at Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave. He is currently working as a freelancer tourist guide. He started writing poetry from his teen age. His love of words inspires him in the field of poetry. He is father of two children.
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Henry Victor |
 Henry Victor – priest, professor, and poet - born in Colombo, Sri Lanka, now lives in Edmonton, continuing to write and enjoy watching his grandson Isaac Justin Victor grow. His earlier collections include the following: Stinging of the Scorpion & Other Poems (2006) and Three Faces & Other Poems (2007) are his most recent collections.
|
|
| |
| Himanshi Shah |
 Himanshi Shah, holds an engineering degree in Computer Science. She did her MBA from Nirma University in 2012. She is currently working as an HR professional in a leading Pharmaceutical company. She is an avid blogger and an aspiring writer. You can follow her blog on www.playfulsoul.wordpress.com or follow her on Facebook.
|
|
| |
| Hira Chettri |
 हीरा छेत्री: हिमाचल प्रदेश के सोलन शहर में जन्मे लेखक की रूचि हिंदी और इंग्लिश साहित्य में रही है! हिमाचल प्रदेश विश्वविद्यालय से इंग्लिश में स्नातकोतर की डिग्री प्राप्त की है. अपनी इसी रूचि के साथ हस्ते खेलते लेखक ने अपने मनस पटल को शब्दों में जीवंत किया है. प्रकृति के सानिध्य में प्रेम के आयामों को लेखक ने छुते हुए, प्रस्तुत कविता संग्रह में कभी विरह तो कभी मिलन को जीने की कोशिश की है!
|
|
| |
| Hiram Larew |
 Larew’s fifth collection of poems, Mud Ajar, was published in 2021 by Atmosphere Press. His poems have received the Louisiana Literature Prize, the washington review poetry blue ribbon, and have been nominated for four Pushcarts. His work has also appeared in recent issues of Poetry South, The Brown Critique, Contemporary American Voices, Honest Ulsterman, Amsterdam Quarterly and Best Poetry Online. He’s received an artists’ grants from Arts Councils as well as the United Nations for his Poetry X Hunger initiative which encourages poets to contribute to local and worldwide anti-hunger efforts. And, he founded the Voices of Woodlawn, a powerful program of poetry, music and art that explores America’s tragic history of slavery. He assists Baltimore (MD) WBJC Classical Radio (91.5 FM) identify poets for featuring on the widely broadcast Booknotes program.
Dr. Larew is a Courtesy Faculty at five U. S. universities. He lives in Maryland, USA.
|
|
| |
| Holly Day |
Holly Day has worked as a freelance writer for over 30 years, with over 7,000 published articles, poems, and short stories and 40 books and chapbooksmost recently, the nonfiction books, Music Theory for Dummies and Walking Twin Cities, and the poetry books A Wall to Protect Your Eyes (Pski's Porch Publishing), In This Place, She Is Her Own (Vegetarian Alcoholic Press), A Perfect Day for Semaphore (Finishing Line Press), I'm in a Place Where Reason Went Missing (Main Street Press), and Where We Went Wrong (Clare Songbirds Publishing). Her writing has been nominated for a National Magazine Award, a 49th Parallel Prize, an Isaac Asimov Award, eleven Pushcart awards, three Dzanc Book's Best of the Web awards, and two Best of the Net awards, and she has received two Midwest Writer's Grants, a Plainsongs Award, a Sam Ragan Prize for Poetry, and a Dwarf Star Award from the Science Fiction Poetry Association.
|
|
| |
| Honey Novick |
 Honey Novick is a singer/songwriter/voice teacher/ poet. Her poems have been translated into French, Urdu, Japanese. "Kintsugi" was translated into Spanish and published in "Generacion Abierta" (Argentina). She is the 2020 nominee for the Acker Awards and the 2020 awardee of the CSARN (Canadian Senior Artist Resource Network) Mentor Award and three-time awardee of the Dr. Reva Gerstein Legacy Award for teaching “Voice Yoga”.
|
|
| |
| Howard Camner |
Howard Camner is the author of the acclaimed autobiography Turbulence at 67 Inches and 20 poetry books including the Pulitzer Prize nominated Poems from the Mud Room. He was a founding member of the Literary Outlaws in New York City and was the featured performer with the renowned West End Poetry Troupe. His books and sound recordings of his work are in prominent literary collections worldwide including historical archives in the United States and royal libraries in Great Britain. He was named "Best Poet" in the New Times Newspaper "Best of Miami" readers poll edition of 2007 and was inducted into the MDC Hall of Fame for Literary Arts. Camner received the Albert Nelson Marquis Who s Who Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018.
|
|
| |
| Howard Richard Debs |
 Howard Richard Debs received a University of Colorado Poetry Prize at age 19. After spending the past fifty plus years in the field of communications, with recognitions including a Distinguished Achievement Award from the Educational Press Association of America, he resumed his creative pursuits.
|
|
| |
| Howard Scott |
 Howard Scott has been a full-time writer for 25 years. He has published 1,300 magazine articles, 100 op-ed essays, three non-fiction books, and four short stories. Credits include the New York Times, Boston Globe, Boston Herald, Providence Sunday Journal Magazine, Boston Magazine, Yankee, Family Circle, The Writer, and Working Woman. His book, Bee Lessons, has sold 20,000 copies and is in its third printing. Scott lives in Pembroke, Massachusetts with his wife and college-age daughter.
|
|
| |
| Howard Winn |
 Howard Winn’s writing, both fiction and poetry, has been published by such journals as The Southern Humanities Review, The Galway Review, Dalhousie Review, New York Quarterly, and Beloit Poetry Review. His novel, “Acropolis,” has been recently published. His B. A. is from Vassar College. His M. A. is from the Writing Program at Stanford University. His doctoral work was done at N. Y. U. Currently he is a faculty member of SUNY as Professor of English
|
|
| |
| Hugh Gracey |
 Hugh Gracey was educated at Charterhouse School in Godalming. He had extra tuition in Politics A level from Paul Whiteside and achieved an A grade from the London Board in 1986. He passed two degrees at the University of Sussex. He learnt to sail in Chichester harbour, at the Bosham sailing school. He worked as an intern at Dow Jones in 2000, and stood for the borough of Camden in 2006. Hugh Gracey is a playwright and saxophone musician and teacher of English.
www.hughgracey.blogspot.com
|
|
| |
Items in cart - View Cart 
