| 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 |
|
|
| |
| M. C. Rush |
 M. C. Rush currently resides in Mississippi and has published poems in dozens of online and paper publications (representing not only the United States but also Canada, India, Spain, Australia, Scotland, and Sweden). In addition to having work featured in Next Line, Please: Prompts to Inspire Poets and Writers (edited by David Lehman, 2018), he recently released a chapbook of short poetry, The Animal Commitments (Finishing Line Press, 2019).
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| M. S. Shakthi Mukesh |
Shakthi Mukesh M.S, enthusiastic little grown teen, pursuing his 10 th grade from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur. Apart from studies, he spends his time in playing football and reading fictional books. He admires late Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam and aspires to follow his path as becoming Aeronautical Engineer. At the age of eight, he penned his first poem, which happened accidently, as his father refused to give money to buy a gift for his class teacher s farewell function. At that moment, he decided to gift her more memorable memento by scripting his feeling into words. It was the moment, which made him to realize his capability in writing poems. He constantly receives appreciation and encouragement from his parents, friends, and well-wishers for his way of knitting the words. His passion and enthusiasm in playing with words motivated him to continue to write poems on various aspects in the society. This book contains a selective collection of 52 poems, which expresses his perception on society.
|
|
| |
| M.G. Martin |
 M.G. Martin is the author of One For None (Ink, 2010). His most recent work has appeared or is forthcoming in Bamboo Ridge, Tinfish, Juked, ZYZZYVA, Sink Review, PANK, FLUX, Hawaii Pacific Review, and from Greying Ghost Press. A 2018-9 W.S. Merwin Creative Teaching Fellow, he teaches middle school English and lives on the island of Maui.
|
|
| |
| Madeline Sharples |
 Madeline Sharples is the author of I Papa’s Shoes: A Polish shoemaker and his family settle in small-town America, a work of historical fiction, published in May 2019 by Aberdeen Bay. Her memoir in prose and poetry, Leaving the Hall Light On: A Mother’s Memoir of Living with Her Son’s Bipolar Disorder and Surviving His Suicide, was released in 2011 (Dream of Things).
|
|
| |
| Madhavi Godavarthy |
 Madhavi Godavarthy, Ph. D is an assistant professor at the Department of English, College of Arts and Sciences for Women, Al-Jouf University, KSA where she teaches English Literature, Language and Linguistics. She worked on a comparative study of saints in the plays of George Bernard Shaw and T. S. Eliot for her doctoral dissertation. She is interested in exploring the spiritual and environmental aspects in literature. Besides, she is a bilingual poet writing in Telugu and English. The book is a celebration of the intricate nuances of life and an attempt to kindle the inner lamp of hope.
|
|
| |
| Madhur Kerni |
 Madhur Kerni, 20, B. Tech student. Mostly driven by William Blake s poetry and a huge fan of Jim Morrison s psychedelic music and poems. Poetry is not the priority but traveling is, and the void between reaching from one place to other is filled by writing poems. The writings range from a child s heart to a devil s mind and everything in between.
|
|
| |
| Madison Lily Vogel |
 Madison Lily Vogel was born into this very complex world on December 22, 2004 in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. From the moment she arrived life has been turned right side up. Her ability to understand and analyze every aspect of life is simply amazing. When you have a conversation with her its hard to envision that your talking to a three and a half year old. Her knowledge and wisdom started at an early age and her parents can not wait to see what great things will come from her as the years go by.
|
|
| |
| Maha Zimmo |
Maha Zimmo is a Canadian Muslim feminist born in Libya, and of Palestinian roots. In her poems, the titles are the last thing you come upon. In this way, the poet pulls the reader into the disjunction and confusion first and second generation immigrants experience as they forge personal and cultural identities, often forcing the reader to take a second look at the poem, so that they might receive and understand the work in a different light, as many must do when facing Other. She holds a Master of Arts in International Legal Theory; is a former political analyst for several online journals including rabble, has been writing for 14+ years at onefemalecanuck(dot)com, and is currently the resident advice columnist at Chai Latte Diaries, as well as a regular contributor at sister-hood magazine. Her poetry has been featured in ARC Poetry Magazine, Cosmonauts Avenue, METATRON Press, Across the Margin, Ottawater Poetry Journal, Taj Mahal Review, and Rise Up Review.
|
|
| |
| Mahi |
Shayra 'Mahi' has good interest in art and music. She is pursuing master's degree in the field of music. She has very rich vocabulary of Urdu. One can see true literary genius in her poems. Her writing directly connects to the hearts of readers.
|
|
| |
| Malhaar |
 I am Malhaar. I am from Madhya Pradesh (Katni), because of the upbringing by my parents I have an interest in religion and believe in God.
After giving 6 years to the Indian Army, I stopped the service of the country & turned towards Art. I have done a film-making course & theatre from Delhi and came to Mumbai. I enjoy writing poems, songs, stories & screenplays.
I call myself a writer, not because I write few things but because I find myself into a situation - where I receive something from unknown. Something wants to get out through me. I am the chosen one for this, like other’s out there.
|
|
| |
| Malini |
 Malini started her career as a Radio Jockey with All India Radio and went on to become a journalist. She worked with Zee News and CNN (cnnindia.com and e-biz Asia Program) before moving to the corporate world where she launched several new brands in the Indian market.. Today after two decades of dabbling in various fields and doing a Masters in Business Management Malini has found her calling as an Artist. She is an Author, Painter and Photographer other than being an active Feminist.
|
|
| |
| Manavi Baaniya |
Manavi Baaniya is an eighth grader of St. Joseph s Academy, Dehradun. Writing poems is a hobby and her passion from an early age. Poems published in school magazines and news papers. Got honoured from the Department of Science and Technology (UCOST), Dehradun, Uttarakhand for the poem entitled "Ignited minds". Got 1st prize at Swachh Bharat Abhiyan competition 2015 in poetry and slogon category at State level.
|
|
| |
| Manish Kumar Mudgal |
 Manish Mudgal; born on 13th May 1989 in a Brahmin family of a small village in Agra called Khera Bhagor, has been brought and caressed in discipline and defined limits. Being a son of an Army Officer & grandson of an eminent Brahmin was always a matter of honor because his acts would reflect his family's report.
|
|
| |
| Manish Ranjan |
 Manish Ranjan, is a Software Developer during the day, and a romance writer in the night. Hailing from a small city of Bokaro in Jharkhand, he did his schooling from the reputed institution of Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith, Purulia and graduated in Computer Science and Engineering from National Institute of Technology, Silchar.
|
|
| |
| Manisha |
 I belong to Lucknow city Uttar Pradesh currently settled in The Netherlands, a degree in management and passion towards writing and travelling. Avid fan of Robert Frost, Walt Whitman & Edgar Allan Poe.
|
|
| |
| Manju Jaidka |
 Manju Jaidka is a writer, critic and teacher, currently a Professor at the Department of English & Cultural Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh, and also the Chairperson of the Chandigarh Sahitya Akademi. A recipient of several international fellowships including a Fulbright Research Grant and two Rockefeller Fellowships, she has travelled extensively and lectured at prestigious institutions in India and abroad. Apart from her academic writing, Professor Jaidka has authored a play and two novels. Her recent novel, Scandal Point, has been very well-received by readers at home and abroad.
|
|
| |
| Manoj Kumar Baitha |
 By profession, I am a manager working for a reputed Software M.N.C. I am a Master in Computer Application and PMP certified. As a hobby, I author the articles, books and perform discourses on sundry topics, especially on motivational, Inspirational, Religion and Spirituality.
|
|
| |
| Mansi Tejpal |
 Uh, me? I'd say a lot of things about myself, both good and bad, but 'poet' is my favorite. It sums up my need to explore and appreciate life, to philosophize. To intensify. To create. To emphasize the joy in laughter and the pain in tears. To add color to the world around me, or even better; to build my own. A world where each breath counts and no smile fades, and the only way to live is to love.
|
|
| |
| María Cristina Azcona |
 María Cristina Azcona is an Educational Psychologist, poetess, novelist and peace researcher. Her articles, reviews, poems and short stories are continuously published in many newspapers, magazines and anthologies around Argentina, UK, India, US, and other countries.Since 1980, she works as a psychotherapist specialized in Forensic Psycho diagnosis, listed by the American Biographical Institute (ABI) in their international directory “Experts & Expertise”. US -She was born in Buenos Aires City, Argentina, where she lives joined to her family.
|
|
| |
| Marc Carver |
 Marc Carver was born in 1966 in Erith, England. He has worked in a variety of jobs and lived in Germany for three and a half years while he was serving in the Army. When he came out of the army he spent a long time drifting from one job to another. He has been writing for about fifteen years but only seriously for about the last year. Before, he wrote mostly fiction and has written a couple of books as yet unpublished.
|
|
| |
| Marc Darnell |
 Marc Darnell is an online tutor and custodian in Omaha, Nebraska. He received his BA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and his MFA from the University of Iowa where he attended the Iowa Writers' Workshop, studying under Gerald Stern, Marvin Bell, and Pulitzer prize-winner James Tate. He twice received the Academy of American Poets Award for the state of Nebraska and once for the state of Iowa. He has been published on four continents, and has been an editorial assistant, proof-reader, hotel supervisor, phlebotomist, and farmhand.
|
|
| |
| Marco Herrigan |
 Marco Herrigan is from Perth, Australia. He has over a hundred publications of poetry and fiction in various literary magazine, ezines and journals from around the world. Edgar Alan Poe and William Blake are his main influences for poetry. Phillip K. Dick is his main influence for fiction.
|
|
| |
| Margaret Ann Waddicor |
 British, born in Somerset, at school in Derbyshire, Art college in Leicester, six years in adult education, painting and pottery, left for Norway and have lived here ever since, publishing two books with my friend, one on Norway in English, and one on Andalusia in Norwegian, also many articles in magazines on travel and art, specially prehistoric art. Fabric Printing and National Diploma of Design, NDD. Ran a Pottery, painting, mostly water colours, paper sculpture, painting on silk, writing and recently poetry, photography and creative photography. Played the violin and piano. Fenced for my county. On writing, I found hidden treasure chests deep in my subconscious mind that I could plunder, and that sent me into ecstasies of excitement, and this elation poured out in the form of prose or poetry. For me it isn't a calling, it is like breathing, a part of my existence expressing itself.
|
|
| |
| Margaret C. Mullings |
 Margaret Mullings is an unique woman, with a passion for the presence of God. She is an encourager to the body of Christ, a prayer warrior, song writer and playwright. Margaret just recently discovered a deep passion for poetry and a new found love and appreciation for the performing arts. She is a Pastor's wife, and the mother of six grown children.
|
|
| |
| Margaret Rutley & Sidney Bending |
Margaret Rutley and Sidney Bending (hat) have published poems individually and collaboratively in literary journals and anthologies in Canada, the United States, India, England, Africa and New Zealand.
|
|
| |
| MARIAN BLUE |
 Marian Blue’s award-winning writing has appeared internationally for 48 years. She has authored/co-authored four books (poetry, fiction, and nonfiction) and edited various books as well as magazines. Her fiction, poetry, and nonfiction has appeared in many anthologies and magazines; her interviews with writers have been published in both magazines and books.
|
|
| |
| Marianne LaValle-Vincent |
Marianne LaValle-Vincent is a first-generation Italian-American. She has achieved numerous awards for her poetry and short stories throughout the United States and Europe. This is the author's 6th full length poetry collection. Other books include: American Lie, 313's Child, Coverings, A Nice Italian Girl and Love on the Rocks. Marianne has also written numerous short stories for the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, The Erma Bombeck Network, Humor at its Best and Boomer Women Speak. Her poetry has infiltrated the internet on such sites as: Amarillo Bay, My Favorite Bullet, Poetic Diversity, Foliate Oak, Convergence and several internationally published anthologies.
|
|
| |
| Marie Mappley |
 My name is Marie Mappley and I was born on 8TH December 1945 at Hayes, Middlesex, England, which comes under Greater London. I am divorced with one son Scott and one grandson Kai. I have worked for various firms, like Rank Xerox, Nestles and EMI as a computer operator. One of the nicest jobs I had was working for the EMI Company on the music side in the Code Centre.
|
|
| |
| Mariet van Knippenberg |
 Mariet van Knippenberg who was born on December 5th 1953 in a little town called Kessel in the south of the Netherlands. "Coming from a very musical family, I found out at early age that I love music and words put to it. At school, languages were among my favourites classes and I speak besides Dutch and Limburgs, the language spoken in my area also German and English and some French.
Mijn naam is Mariet van Knippenberg en ik werd geboren op 5 december 1953 in Kessel, Limburg, een gezellig dorp aan de Maas. Ik groeide op in een gezin met 5 kinderen waar muziek heel belangrijk was. Ik kwam er op jonge leeftijd al achter dat muziek en het geschreven woord, hetzij in de vorm van boeken of teksten van liedjes een heel goed medium is om je gevoelens uit drukken. Alleen kon ik er zelf niet veel mee door een druk leven met werken en na mijn huwelijk de zorg en opvoeding van mijn twee zonen Rob, geboren in 1978 en Frank geboren in 1981.
|
|
| |
| Marilyn Hochheiser |
 Marilyn Hochheiser was born on September 3, 1935, in Los Angeles, CA, USA. She now resides in Simi Valley, CA, USA. When she was 13, she was the first person in America to have open chest surgery to save her life from the damage she received at the hands of her alcoholic father. Because of the long recovery period at that time, Marilyn began to write poetry and stories.
|
|
| |
| Mario Loprete |
 Loprete's work reflects that ancient physiological need to work daily in the studio on his canvases, an attitude that is often found only in the tales of older artists, those of the old guard born around the 1950s. And here is our going every day "to the shop", and for those who want to know him should simply knock on the door of the studio in Catanzaro and see him absorbed in his work while listening to rap and hip-hop music. It was precisely his musical passions that brought him closer to the culture and the underground world, in times when in Italy it was not yet popular and fashionable, and made him choose the subjects among the singers, dancers and stars of that genre so close. to street art and murals.
|
|
| |
| Mario Susko |
 A native of Sarajevo, Mario Susko is a witness and survivor of the war in Bosnia. He left the city in 1993 and, in a sense, came back to the US, where he received his M.A. and Ph.D. from SUNY at Stony Brook in the 1970s. He taught at the University of Sarajevo and Nassau Com. College where he is currently an Associate Professor in the English Department.
|
|
| |
| Mark D. Walker |
 Mark Walker was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala and spent over forty years helping disadvantaged people in the developing world. He’s worked with groups like CARE and MAP International, Food for the Hungry, Make-A-Wish International, and was the CEO of Hagar USA.
His book, Different Latitudes: My Life in the Peace Corps and Beyond, was recognized by the Arizona Literary Association. According to the Midwest Review, “…is more than just another travel memoir. It is an engaged and engaging story of one man’s physical and spiritual journey of self-discovery.”
His articles have been published in Ragazine and WorldView Magazines, Literary Yard, Scarlet Leaf Review, and Quail BELL. At the same time, the “Solas Literary Award sponsored by “Traveler’s Tales,” recognized two essays, most recently the Bronze for “Best Travel Writing—Adventure Travel.” Two of his essays were winners at the Arizona Authors Association Literary Competition, and another was recently published in ELAND Press’s newsletter. He’s a contributing writer for “Revue Magazine” and the “Literary Traveler.” His column, “The Million Mile Walker Review: What We’re Reading and Why,” is part of the Arizona Authors Association newsletter. He's working on his next book, Moritz Thomsen, The Best American Travel Writer No One’s Heard Of, and continues to produce a documentary on indigenous rights and out-migration from Guatemala, “Trouble in the Highlands.”
His honors include the "Service Above Self" award from Rotary International. He’s a board member of “Advance Guatemala.” His wife and three children were born in Guatemala. You can learn more at www.MillionMileWalker.com.
|
|
| |
| Mark Floyer |
Mark Floyer is an English Literature graduate from Wadham College, Oxford and holds a PhD in Creative Writing. A retired schoolmaster, he now lives in Devon and teaches for the WEA in Exeter. He has published extensively over the years, most recently in Westerley (Aus) and Poetry Salzburg Review. A collection of poems about his childhood spent in Calcutta entitled "Crow Dusk" was published by Paekakariki Press in 2018 and a cricket/ teaching memoir Chasing Balloons is due out from Charlcombe Books in April 2019.
|
|
| |
| Mark G. Pennington |
 Mark G. Pennington was born in Kendal, in the North West of England in 1985 and that is where he lives and writes. He has two books of poetry published by Dempsey & Windle and his poems have been widely published all over the world in magazines and anthologies. Mark completed his degree in Creative Writing with The Open University in 2014 and he edits books for an online charity, helping the visually impaired access Braille and other formats. Mark has been nominated twice for the Pushcart Prize.
|
|
| |
| Mark R. Conte |
 Mark Randolph Conte has published fiction, poetry, articles, interviews and Guest Columns in 67 publications including Yankee, Crazy Horse, Potomac Review, Washington Post, Miami Herald, Philadelphia Daily News, Tallahassee Democrat, New York Arts Journal, Northwest Florida Daily News, Southern Poetry Review, Poetry International, Poet, Devil's Millhopper, Apalachee Quarterly, Snake Nation, Poem, and others. He was Director of the Florida State University Poet Series where he hosted Allen Ginsberg, James Dickey, Maxine Kumin, Amiri Baraka and others. He was appointed Master Poet for the Poet in the Schools program by the Florida Arts Council and Assistant Director of the Center for Participant Education. He has given reading and lectures at the United Nations, University of Pennsylvania, University of Florida, Florida State University and other schools and colleges. He has published 11 books, including Walking on Water, poetry, 1986,, Five Days to Eternity, 2005.. The Ghost 2013, The Easter Lamb 2015, Kathy's Songs, poetry, 2016. The Winds of Revolution, 2017.
|
|
| |
| Mark Tulin |
 Mark Tulin is a former family therapist from Philadelphia who lives in Ventura, California, with his wife, Alice. He has a Pushcart Prize nomination for a short story called "The Mountain Spirit" in Active Muse. A poetry publisher once compared Mark's poetry to artist Edward Hopper, on how he grasps unusual aspects of people's lives. “I attempt to convey my experience of the moment, whether it's what I feel when I see an ocean wave or a passing conversation with a stranger.” Mark's books include Magical Yogis, Awkward Grace, The Asthmatic Kid and Other Stories, Junkyard Souls, available on Amazon. Mark has appeared in MockingHeart Review, Strands, Amethyst Review, The Poetry Village, Page and Spine, Fiction on the Web, Vita Brevis Press, Remington Review, Poppy Road Review, The Literary Hatchet, Spillwords, The Writing Disorder, Beatnik Cowboy, New Readers Magazine, and many anthologies and podcasts.
|
|
| |
| Marko Hesky |
 Marko Hesky was born February 19, 1988, Zagreb. During 1995 to 2003, he attended the elementary school Josip Juraj Strossmayer in Zagreb, and Elementary School Marija Martinolica in Mali Losinj. During primary education, he shoots three amateur film works displayed on the first amateur film festival in Veli Lo inju. After completion of primary education, he was enrolled in the Hotel and Tourism School in Zagreb, where he graduated high school in 2007.
|
|
| |
| Marta Knobloch |
 She has written five collections of poetry, four of them award winning: The Song of What Was Lost, The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, 1988 (Artscape Literary Arts Award of Baltimore); Sky Pond, Washington, D.C.: S.C.O.P. Publications, 1993 (Co-winner of the Columbia Book Award); and The Room of Months / La stanza dei mesi, Bologna, Italy: Book Editore, 1995 (Lions Ferrara Castello's Premio Donna); Cloud Compass: New and Selected Poems, Honorable Mention for Writer’s Digest’s Self-Published e-Book Awards in the Poetry category, 2015.
|
|
| |
| Martin Jones |
Martin Jones is a writer and poet who lives in Toronto. He studied History and Political Studies at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada and then pursued a career that began in newspaper journalism and included several years as a business consultant and a decade as the managing director of an African charitable foundation building schools, health care centres and other social infrastructure. He is married with two children.
|
|
| |
| Marvinlouis |
 At the end of a workday Marvin Dorsey travels 60 minutes by freeway, exiting on a long unpaved desert road to his ranch home in Lancaster. There he is greeted by the wind, lone tumbleweeds rambling across the sandy vista, and a variety of farmyard animals. The dichotomies of city and desert, noise and quietude, and the confines of a cage vs.the expansive freedom of the night’s universe of stars, inform the heart of Marvin’s poetry – where a deep interior life shares the page with the wide exterior landscape.
|
|
| |
| Mary Anne Zammit |
Mary Anne Zammit is a graduate from the University of Malta in Social Work, in Probation Services, in Diplomatic Studies and in Masters in Probation and has also obtained a Diploma in Freelance and Feature Writing from the London School of Journalism. Mary Anne Zammit is author of four novels in Maltese and two in English. Some of Ms Zammit's literary works and poetry have also been featured in International magazines and Anthologies and set to music and performed during the Mdina Cathedral Art Biennale in Malta. Also, her artistic works have been exhibited in various collective exhibitions both locally and abroad. In June 2018 Mary Anne has been awarded the Artist of the Year at the International Art Exhibition, Mezzujuso, Sicily. Mary Anne's art work has also been featured in Autumn edition 2018 of Art Ascent and in Rejoinder Journal on line published by the Institute for Research on Women.
|
|
| |
| Mary Barnet |
 Mary Elizabeth Barnet was born in New York City, the eldest daughter of American Painter Will Barnet and Artist Mary Sinclair. Mary is a Graduate of Pace University and The New School University, in NYC and has appeared in 11 anthologies. She has published 5 chapbooks of her Poetry and 3 full collections. For the past 22 years, she has been both Founder and Editor of PoetryMagazine dot com and has read her work in many venues all over New York City since 1965, and is a regular Reviewer for Cyberwit Publishing.
|
|
| |
| Mary Edwards |
 Mary Edwards is an artist and interior designer who has taught art to kids and design to college students. Her interiors include homes, hospitals, and the international Space Station for NASA. Her mission is to creat spirited interiors and to help humanity. Her recent book is Real Adventure with E.T. Friends in Space.
|
|
| |
| Mary Harwell Sayler |
 North American poet-writer Mary Harwell Sayler writes on everything from nature poems for children to inspirational romance novels to life-health encyclopedias and how-to books on poetry and writing.
Her published works include over 3,000 articles, poems, word games, and other short pieces as well as three-dozen books in all genres. She also blogs about various aspects of writing and has e-books on those subjects too.
Recently, she collected actual prayers in the Bible and paraphrased them into contemporary English then did the same with Bible promises. Her newest book, A Gathering of Poems, includes favorites from her previously published poetry.
|
|
| |
| Mary Hicks |
 I have known Mary Hicks my entire life. She is my maternal aunt. Mary has always been a very spiritual woman. Her door and heart is always open for others to come if they have a problem. She is a very devoted wife and mother. God has always been first in her life and she lives this everyday. I am proud of my aunt Mary and pray God continues to use her for His service. I am truly honored to be a small part in assisting with the publishing of this book. I hope you enjoy the book as much as I have enjoyed reading it. 3:1 Now Moses kept the flock of Jethro his father in law, the priest of Midian: and he led the flock to the backside of the desert, and came to the mountain of God, even to Horeb. 3:2
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Maryalicia Post |
 Maryalicia Post is a journalist and travel writer (www.maryaliciatravel.com) Her poem, tracing the first year after her husband’s death, won the Gerard Manley Hopkins International Poetry Contest and was published by Souvenir Press under the title After You. A native of New York city, she has lived for many years in Dublin, Ireland.
|
|
| |
| Maryam 'Gazala' |
 Maryam 'Gazala', a poet and writer was born on 22nd March 1939 in a small town in Gujarat called Radhanpur and brought up in Mumbai and passed away on 27th Sep 2011 in Mumbai. She had done her Masters in Psychology and English and was also an M.Ed, D.P.Ed., and a Sahitya Ratna degree holder.
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Matthew Dexter |
Matthew Dexter lives and breathes in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. An expatriate author best known for eating shrimp tacos and drinking enough Pacifico to kill six blue marlins, he's the Lil Wayne of literature. Matthew s fiction has been published in hundreds of literary journals. His novel The Ritalin Orgy was published by Perpetual Motion Machine.
|
|
| |
| Matthew Primous |
 The love poems from my book, Simply Imagine: A Lifetime of Poetry dubbed 'Poetry of Year' for 2017 by In-dreams.net Matthew Primous is a Best Poet of 2018 by Eber & Wein Publishing veteran owned and operated. His 'Chicken Soup' poem will be featured in an exclusive annual publication chosen from thousands of poems from all over the world, he will be honored by being featured in Eber & Wein Publishing's Best Poets of 2018 in the Top 30%. His poem will be transported to fellow poets around the world throughout the United Kingdom, India, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Puerto Rico to name a few. Mr. Primous and his book, Simply Imagine: A Lifetime of Poetry has been invited to National Black Book Festival.The American Library Association is the largest and oldest library association in the world accepts Simply Imagine: A Lifetime of Poetry.
|
|
| |
| Maureen Anne Browne |
 Maureen Anne Browne is a Christian, a member of Ards Writers and attended poetry workshops at the Seamus Heaney centre for poetry at Queens University Belfast. She has read her poetry at The Festival of the Peninsula, Swaledale Festival, and summer season at La Mon Hotel. Has had her work displayed in public places in Havant, won various prizes in competitions, been published in magazines – Orbis, Writing Magazine, Honest Ulsterman, Songs of Eretz etc. and various anthologies i.e., NUCLEAR IMPACT: Broken Atoms in Our Hands by Shabda Press and received an Honorary Award from Washington for her poem EVIL UNDER THE SUN. She is currently working towards her first collection.
|
|
| |
| Max Verhart |
 Max Verhart (1944, the Netherlands) writes and publishes haiku since about 1980. From 1999 till 2003 he was president of the Haiku Circle Netherlands. He visited international haiku meetings in Great Britain (1999), Slovenia (1999), the Netherlands (2003) and Germany (2005). During one year (2001-2002) he was European director of the World Haiku Association. Member of the editorial staff of the Red Moon Anthology (USA) since 2002. Since 2003 editor of the Dutch/Flemish quarterly Vuursteen (Flint), the oldest haiku journal in Europe. Associate editor for Modern Haiku (USA) since 2007.
|
|
| |
| Maya Nair |
Maya Nair is a writer of poetry. Armed with a post graduate degree in commerce and a diploma in business management she always had an urge to write poetry. She went on to take a Home study creative writing course from The writers Bureau U.K. Exploring the world and travelling is her passion as she is enthralled by Gods creation and the mystery of his ways, which can be seen in most of her poems. As a college student her poems has been published in The Indian Express., and college magazines. Married with 2 wonderful boys lives in Vadodara Gujarat, and being a single child Maya assists her father in their manufacturing business, with the help of her spouse.
|
|
| |
| Mayank Kashyap |
 I am Mayank Kashyap currently working with Centre of Good Governance Andhra Pradesh Government. I am a mechanical engineer and did my MBA from Institute of Rural Management Anand. I am from Ranchi. This is my first book of poetry although my poems have been published in different journals and websites. I like travelling, swimming and believe in enjoying my life. This book is mostly a collection of romantic poems although not limited to them .Through these poems I have tried to convey the emotions in various stages of life. Each poem is a story in itself and anyone who has ever been in love with anyone be it family, friends, country in a relationship or wants to love someone will identify with the words.
|
|
| |
| Mbizo Chirasha |
 Mbizo Chirasha is an internationally acclaimed performance poet, writer, and creative projects consultant. He is widely published in more than thirty-five journals, magazines, and anthologies around the world. He was the poet-in-residence: from 2001-2004 for the Iranian embassy/UN...
|
|
| |
| Meenakshi Pandey |
 Meenakshi, a fashion designer by profession has always been passionate about writing. Her poem 'The Heavenly Nature', made her one of the 33 finalists in an international poetry competition held in US. Her poem is included in the international album 'The Sound of Poetry'. Her poems express her thoughts. Her each poem has a message to give.
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Megan Denese Mealor |
 Megan Denese Mealor is a wordsmith of all that is shattered, shuttered, unhinged, preposterous, and moonstruck. She has authored two full-length poetry collections: Bipolar Lexicon (Unsolicited Press, 2018) and Blatherskite (Clare Songbirds House Publishing, 2019). Her first poetry chapbook, A Mourning Dove's Wishbone, is a loose-fitting love story to the uncanny, the Daliesque, and the ghoulishly beautiful.
A two-time Pushcart Prize nominee, Megan's poetry, fiction, and photography have been featured worldwide in such laudable literary publications as Digital Americana, Black Heart Magazine, Sick Lit Magazine, Hello Horror, A Long Story Short, Gone Lawn, The Furious Gazelle, Liquid Imagination, The Belleville Park Pages, The Bitchin' Kitsch, Deep South Magazine, The Scarlet Leaf Review, Across the Margin, Brazos River Review, and Jersey Devil Press, amongst many others. In 2018, she was selected as the Featured Poet of Neologism Poetry Journal's November 2018 issue.
|
|
| |
| Mehernosh Kapadia |
 Mehernosh Kapadia was born on 20th October, 1957 in Mumbai ( Bombay) India. He is M Com, LLB(G), ACS by qualifications and has worked for the best corporate houses of India as Head of Legal and Company Secretary with the Tata Group, Aditya Birla Group, Bayer, Mahindra & Mahindra, Sajan Jindal Group, Great Eastern Shipping Group and ICICI Bank. His father was a government servant and his mother a teacher. He is blessed with two sons. Currently Mehernosh is CEO of Meher Consultants and writes poetry and novels for pleasure. He spent his childhood in Bharuch in the State of Gujarat, India. Novel wirtten by Mehernosh Kapadia are SOCIETY, CRIME A ONE WAY STREET and I WANT YO TO WATCH MY WIFE.
|
|
| |
| MEL GOLDBERG |
 Mel was born in Chicago, Illinois, USA. After earning his Master’s Degree in English, he taught literature and writing in California, Illinois, Arizona, and at Stanground College in Cambridgeshire, England. For seven years, he and his wife lived in a small motor home, traveling the US, Canada, and Mexico.
In 2018, he won the grand prize for a haiku in the Setouchi Matsuyama contest in Matsuyama, Japan. In 2019, Red Moon Press published his book of haiku, The Weight of Snowflakes. In 2020, Finishing Line Press published his book of free verse poetry, Memories.
|
|
| |
| Melodie Corrigall |
 Melodie Corrigall is an eclectic Canadian writer whose work has appeared in The Short Humour Site, Halfway Down the Stairs, Bethlehem Writers Roundtable, Corner Bar Magazine, Blue Lake Review, S/tick, Subtle Fiction, Blank Spaces, Toasted Cheese,
|
|
| |
| Michael D. Sollars |
 Michael D. Sollars is an associate professor of English and assistant dean of research in the College of Liberal Arts & Behavioral Sciences at Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Missouri in Kansas City. His many poems, short stories, and essays have been widely published and received many excellent reviews.
|
|
| |
| Michael Escoubas |
 Regarded as something of a late bloomer, Michael Escoubas did not write for publication until after his retirement from a career in the printing industry (2013), at age 66. Prior to this Michael read, studied, and educated himself in poetry for approximately 25 years. Self-taught, his background includes studies in classical poetry, modernist poetry, including the works of Dickinson, Whitman, Stevens, Eliot, Frost and many others. In addition, he has immersed himself in commentary, theory and philosophy of poetry.
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Michael Favala Goldman |
 Michael Favala Goldman (b.1966) is a poet, jazz clarinetist and translator of Danish literature. Among his sixteen translated books are The Water Farm Trilogy by Cecil Bødker and Dependency by Tove Ditlevsen (a Penguin Classic). His first book of original poetry, Who has time for this? was published in 2020. HIs second book of poetry, Small Sovereign, is forthcoming this October. He lives in Northampton, MA, where he has been running bi-monthly poetry critique groups since 2018.
|
|
| |
| Michael H. Brownstein |
 Michael H. Brownstein's latest volumes of poetry, A Slipknot to Somewhere Else (2018) and How Do We Create Love (2019) were both published by Cholla Needles Press. In addition, he has appeared in Last Stanza, Café Review, American Letters and Commentary, Skidrow Penthouse, Xavier Review, Hotel Amerika, Meridian Anthology of Contemporary Poetry, The Pacific Review, Poetrysuperhighway.com and others. He has nine poetry chapbooks including A Period of Trees (Snark Press, 2004), Firestorm: A Rendering of Torah (Camel Saloon Press, 2012), The Possibility of Sky and Hell: From My Suicide Book (White Knuckle Press, 2013) and The Katy Trail, Mid-Missouri, 100 Degrees Outside and Other Poems (Kind of Hurricane Press, 2013). He is the editor of First Poems from Viet Nam (2011).
|
|
| |
| Michael J. Ferris |
 Michael J. Ferris is a founding member of the Writers' Roundtable of Sussex County, New Jersey, an award-winning poet, and a visual artist. He has been previously published in the Horizon, and Heart Breath haiku anthologies, as well as The Stillwater Review. He lives in Lambertville, New Jersey.
|
|
| |
| Michael Keshigian |
Michael Keshigian is the author of thirteen poetry collections including: The Garden Of Summer, (Flutter Press, April, 2019), Into The Light, (Flutter Press, April, 2017), Inexplicable (Black Poppy Review, 2016), Beyond (Black Poppy Review, 2015), Dark Edges (Flutter Press, 2014) , Eagle s Perch (Bellowing Ark Press, 2012), Wildflowers (Flutter Press, 2011), Jazz Face (Big Table Publishing, 2009), Warm Summer Memories (Maverick Duck Press, 2007), Seeking Solace (Language And Culture.net, 2007), Silent Poems (Four-Sep Publications, 2004), Dwindling Knight (Bone World Publishing, 2000), Translucent View (Four-Sep Publications, 2000). Published in numerous national and international journals, recently including Aji Magazine, Muddy River Review, Sierra Nevada Review, Oyez Review, Tipton Poetry Journal, Chiron Review, he is a 7- time Pushcart Prize and 2-time Best Of The Net nominee. His poetry cycle, Lunar Images, set for Clarinet, Piano, Narrator, was premiered at Del Mar College in Texas. Subsequent performances occurred in Boston (Berklee College) and Moleto, Italy. Winter Moon, a poem set for Soprano and Piano, premiered in Boston.
|
|
| |
| Michael L. Newell |
 Michael L. Newell was born in Florida in 1945. In addition to living in thirteen states, he has lived in Japan, The Philippine Islands, Thailand, The United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Kuwait, Uzbekistan, Mexico, Egypt, Estonia, Saudi Arabia, Bolivia, and Rwanda. He currently lives in a small town on the Florida coast.
|
|
| |
| Michael Lee Johnson |
 Michael Lee Johnson lived ten years in Canada during the Vietnam era and is a dual citizen of the United States and Canada. Today he is a poet, freelance writer, amateur photographer, and small business owner in Itasca, Illinois. Mr. Johnson published in more than 1032 publications, his poems have appeared in 37 countries, he edits, publishes 10 different poetry sites. Michael Lee Johnson, Itasca, IL, nominated for 2 Pushcart Prize awards for poetry 2015/1 Best of the Net 2016/and 2 Best of the Net 2017. He also has 166 poetry videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/poetrymanusa/videos. He is the editor-in-chief of the anthology, Moonlight Dreamers of Yellow Haze: http://www.amazon.com/dp/1530456762 and editor-in-chief of a second poetry anthology, Dandelion in a Vase of Roses which is available here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1545352089. Michael is also editor-in-chief of Warriors with Wings: the Best in Contemporary Poetry, a smaller anthology available now: http://www.amazon.com/dp/1722130717
|
|
| |
| Michael Minassian |
 Michael Minassian was born in New York City and grew up in New York and New Jersey. In addition to living in Florida, California, Connecticut, North Carolina and Texas, he lived and taught in England, Jamaica, Saudi Arabia, and South Korea.
Minassian earned a BA in Political Science at Fairleigh Dickinson University and MA in English with a Certificate in Creative Writing at California State University at Dominguez Hills. He also studied and served as a guest tutor at Cambridge University’s Summer Study Program in the UK.
|
|
| |
| Michael Mulvihill |
Michael Mulvihill of Dublin, Ireland, wrote numerous short stories for the scifi/horror Zine Blackpetalsnet. BP #89 s "Drop 2: Help Thy Neighbour" and the featured poems, Dear Pneumonia and "Ghost of Chelmno" (+ BP #88 s "The Taxidermist Is Hatching."; BP #81's "Drogol s Inst." & "Killing Time"; BP #80's "Rise"; BP #79's "Drogol the Nosophorous and the Calf of Man"; BP #78's "Self-Immolation," BP #77's "Lupine Savagery"; BP #76's "The Watchers"; BP #68's "The Toasters Tragedy" and "Ziggy's Afterlife Analysis"; "Homeless" & "Why the Hell Siberia?" for BP #67; was featured author for BP #65's "Ethagorian Evidence (Parts 1 & 2)" & "Uninsured Assurance"; VAMPIRE HORDE, Ch.1... for BP #63; BP #61's poems, A Love Story Beautiful, Capitalism's Modern Architecture of Love, Red Brick, The Securocrats, and Toxic Addiction; the poems, "Fatigued," "O Mother," & "Spike-Inverted Hearts" for BP #58; The Cleaner and the Collector & all 6 BP #56 poems; BP #50's "The Soul Scrubber" and as featured vampire poet with A Vampire s Dilemma: Love, Becoming a Vampire, Vampire Insomnia, and Vampiric War in The Kodori Valley; wrote BP #49 s poems I, the Vampire, The Reluctant Vampire of Tbilisi, Vampire Observations, and Vampire Psychoanalysis). The author published a short story, "Ethagoria Nebsonia," in BP in 98. He also has published the short story "Bone Idle" published in the horror zone yellow Mama. He had a poem, "The Bombing," appear in The Kingdom News about a domestic tragedy in Ireland. He has written two horror novels, DIABOLIS OF DUBLIN & SIBERIAN HELLHOLE. The latter Siberian Helhole was translated into the Georgian Language and published by Iverioni in Georgia. He has also published poems with: Asian Signature, Ashvamegh Magazine, The Eloquent Orifice, Yellow Mamma, Tuck Magazine. He holds a Masters Degree in Addiction Studies and additional post graduate degrees in psychotherapy, clinical hypnotherapy, social sciences, psychoanalysis and a BA in psychology. He works full time in a government position.
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Mickey J. Corrigan |
Originally from Boston, Mickey J. Corrigan writes noir with a dark humor. Poetry has appeared in Fourth & Sycamore, Flatbush Review, Penny Ante Feud, ink sweat and tears, r.kv.r.y quarterly literary journal, New Verse News, Dissident Voice, Synchronized Chaos, The Rye Whiskey Review, and elsewhere. Chapbooks include The Art of Bars (Finishing Line Press, 2016), Days' End (Main Street Rag Publishing, 2017), Final Arrangements (Prolific Press, 2019), and the disappearing self (Kelsay Books, 2020). Grandma Moses Press will release Florida Man in 2020.
|
|
| |
| Mickey Kulp |
 Mick is a writer and grandfather who is not allowed to buy his own clothes. His creative nonfiction, fiction, and poetry have appeared in numerous consumer magazines, newspapers, literary journals, and poetry collections. He is a member of the Georgia Writers Registry and founding member of the Snellville Writers Group. He lives with his wife and a dozen larcenous pixies in Atlanta, GA.
|
|
| |
| Miguel A. Fernandez |
 Born in London, for many years Miguel has been devoted to synthesize the cultural heritage of the West with the most advanced scientific-economic challenges presented by the techno-industrial societies. Miguel is an essayist, novelist, industrial engineer and philosopher of techno-science. He speaks fluently five languages and is a living example of how the construction of bridges between tradition and modernity are not wishful thinking. His entire life journey is devoted to facilitate others -and especially the next young generations- build theirs. His future projects are focused above all in founding educational institutions that can prepare the next generations for the challenges of the foreseeable future”
|
|
| |
| MIHAELA BABUSANU |
Since 2014, it has been organizing the "Japan far-close to Bac?u" festival in Bac?u, which every year, thanks to several collaborations, comes with something new, attractive, for the participants: photo-haiku exhibition, national haiku contest, traditional Japanese dances, the tea ceremony, ikebana, releases of haiku volumes, etc
Manages the page "Bac?u-personalities of the place", being the initiator, together with the journalist Romulus Dan Busnea, of the event with the same name, born from the desire to bring back to the attention of the people of Bac?u and not only local personalities, values ??of the national culture that are less known, some even forgotten, biographies brought to light that come to fill an informational void and restore them to their place of honor
|
|
| |
| milt montague |
 I was born in 1924 the only son of four children of Helen and Abraham Montague in Brooklyn, New York. My father's business crashed during the Great Depression of 1929 and my parents decided to open a retail bedding store. We lived in a small apartment in the back of the store. When I was about 6 years old, My Uncle Sam gifted us with a small German Shepard puppy who became my best pal for years. Under the loving guidance of my mother and with the help of my buddy Lightning [the dog] all six of us lived modestly and happily. With the advent of World War 2, shortages in many items for the store made it unprofitable, so it was liquidated at the same time as I was drafted into the army. I ended up in the infantry and fought on the front lines in France.
|
|
| |
| Minko Tanev |
 Minko Tanev (Bulgarian Cyrillic: born March 30, 1953, Plovdiv, Bulgaria), lecturer in Bulgarian language for foreign students at the Medical University—Plovdiv, editor of the newspaper Academia Medica—Plovdiv; deputy chief editor of the newspaper Art Club—Plovdiv; author of six books of poetry; editor of over 70 books of poetry, haiku, and tanka; coauthor of two bilingual books of haiku and poetry.
|
|
| |
| Mir Imran Hussain |
 Hi! I am Mir Imran Hussain (Mir), a Banker by profession living in Dubai, U.A.E. Born & raised in Bangalore. Having stayed in Mumbai & later in Dubai I have had the privilege of learning important aspects of life at a faster rate. Although a Banker by profession, yet I always had creative approach in doing my tasks since childhood & soon realised that media is my interest. My areas of interest in media include writing, acting and direction (Film making).
|
|
| |
| Miriam Sagan |
 Miriam Sagan is the author of over thirty books of poetry, fiction, and memoir. Her most recent include Bluebeard's Castle (Red Mountain, 2019) and A Hundred Cups of Coffee (Tres Chicas, 2019). She is a two-time winner of the New Mexico/Arizona Book Awards as well as a recipient of the City of Santa Fe Mayor's Award for Excellence in the Arts and a New Mexico Literary Arts Gratitude Award. She has been a writer-in-residence in four national parks, Yaddo, MacDowell, Gullkistan in Iceland, Kura Studio in Japan, and a dozen more remote and interesting places. She works with text and sculptural installation as part of the creative team Maternal Mitochondria in venues ranging from RV Parks to galleries. She founded and directed the creative writing program at Santa Fe Community College until her retirement. Her poetry was set to music for the Santa Fe Women's Chorus, incised on stoneware for a haiku pathway, and projected as video inside an abandoned grain silo in rural Itoshima. Her blog is Miriam's Well--
|
|
| |
| Mohammad Zahid |
 Born to Mr. Bashir Ahmad Makhdoomi and Mrs Badshah Gowher in 1977 Mohammad Zahid comes from a small but beautiful town, Anantnag in Kashmir. His father was a teacher and educationist, who had a keen interest in English Language and always urged his students to improve their communication skills and explore the beauty of the English Language and in various capacities throughout his life, had a significant contribution towards education. His mother studied Persian Language in the University of Kashmir.
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Monalisa Joshi |
 A writer from the heart I call myself a Soul Writer because all my work is straight from the heart and comes touching my soul from inside. I write poems, short stories and publish them in Word Press, Triond, eblogger and Face book. I am blessed for having many followers who appreciate my work online and it is their continuous word of appreciation and encouragement that inspired me to dive into the world of publishing. I have been fortunate that many of my poems have been published in an E- book namely the Poetry and Prose Magazine.
|
|
| |
| Monami Ghosh |
 Monami has graduated in English Literature from Presidency College in 2010 and post-graduated thereafter from Jadavpur University in 2012. Having worked as a journalist & a publishing professional, she is currently a part-time lecturer in Calcutta and is studying Human Rights simultaneously.She is a one-time avid blogger who wrote under the name Pongy Papaya.
|
|
| |
| Mongshai Khiamniungan |
Mongshai Khiamniungan, aged 22, hails from Tuensang, Nagaland and belongs to Khiamniungan tribe. She started writing at the age of 14 and has two printed booklets called 'Book of Emotions' and 'Book of Emotions:Expressions' . She graduated from St. Joseph's College, Jakhama, and is currently doing her Masters in English Literature. She first began writing after the loss of her father and has since continued writing with the motive of inspiring young people to never give up and to nourish their talents no matter what it takes.
|
|
| |
| Monique Finley |
 Monique Finley is an American blogger, essayist, full stack dApp developer, homesteader, poet, polyglot, polymath, rights activist, service dog trainer, systems engineer, and technogypsy. Finley's intense love of learning and zeal for exploration have served her well while traveling Europe with her family. She earned her B.A. in English, with a concentration in Latin, from Centenary College of Louisiana. She defends the American Constitution by exercising her rights as frequently as possible and she wholeheartedly encourages others to do the same. Finley's protest poetry tends to highlight the inequalities prevalent between politicians and their consitituents; while her heart poetry lends itself to hope, healing, and self-exploration. Finley’s first book of poetry, The Finley Human Experience (2013), won the Golden Crown Literary Society’s 2014 Award for Poetry. In 2013, she won an award from A Letter of the Heart Contest for a piece written on the theme: Arigatou. Her poetry has also appeared in the anthologies Sappho’s Corner Poetry Series, Volume 1: Tulips Touching (2011) and Sappho’s Corner Poetry Series, Volume 2: Wet Violets (2012).
|
|
| |
| Mousumi Roy |
 Born in Kolkata, Mousumi Roy, lived mostly in Kolkata. She is presently living in Muscat, Middle East. She is an ardent lover of poetry and literature. Her Poems already published in Brown Critic, South African Journal and other international Journals including in Middle East. Her Articles had been also published in Journals in India and in Gulf Region.
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
| Muniraja Bhaktipada |
 Muniraja Bhaktipada: Born NYC 1950; Bar Mitzvah 1963; married 1982, 2 children; School # 9 Clifton NJ, Columbus Jr High, Maine Endwell Senior High, 2 years Columbia College 1968-70, was there at Woodstock, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Suny Binghamton, ISKCON 1970-75 (aka Muniraja), Software Engineer by profession
|
|
| |
Items in cart - View Cart 
