David Mills 
Scattered Thoughts from a Scattered Mind [EPUB ebook] 
Volume Iv Prime Redefined

The poetry collection Song of Walls by Poul Lynggaard Damgaard is a transformation of the poem when it meets the world, and when it meets the world again. The depth of the landscape in touch with the …

Poetry can be healing. It can break the heart and heal it. Let it touch you and you’ll feel it. The scars here are real, but may it guide you through your own struggles, let you see that you’re not a …

These poems are a response to a wide range of well-known poems from across the ages. They are written in the same poetic form as the originals and offer a modern perspective on their central themes. …

’My original thought when writing this book was as a paean to the church – the Black Church – that had sustained me throughout my childhood and boyhood. I wanted to say thank you for all the joy, str …

Violence, a pandemic and climate change had led to continued human suffering in the recent decades. Turbulence all around the world has hit everyone on the planet, from those who were alive at the ti …

I Came Home to the Lake Today is a poignant poetry collection that beautifully captures the ebbs and flows of life’s joys and sorrows. From the heart-wrenching aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing …

This little volume of poems and short stories is an absolute gem. It is the first time these writers have cooperated on a work published in the UK; they are already both published in Europe.The mix o …

"Love Under Fire is dedicated to the women who have inspired me and whom I have known and loved and in a few cases loved too much. Their number is many, and I thank all in memory of their timele …

Poetry has always been our refuge in this life. We read it when we want to find our sanity, our balance, and hope in the days we aren’t feeling so great. And often, the hardest thing is to find the r …

I’ve always dreamed of a poetry scene in the UAE. Not a fleeting stage but an immortal book, to hold our painted words and bring them to the hands of those who would read them. I myself write but I d …