This is long over due! Thank you again Prolific Press for including my poem in the 2017 Spring issue of Poetry Quarterly. This is the winners issue and features an excellent collection of poets including the Rebecca Lard Award Winner: Patricia Rossi. This issue can be purchased from the Prolific Press bookstore.
I apologize for the delay in posting about this wonderful issue of poems. I thought I had, but I was mistaken. I have been a little distracted and I am sorry for this oversight.
Thank you Three Line Poetry for including my poem in your publication. As always, it is full of talented poets from around the wold. The Prolific Press team works hard to put together this journal and I appreciate all you guys do. Check out my latest poem for free in Issue 43
If you are looking for a wonderful set of poems to add to your library, this volume can be purchased from the Prolific Press bookstore here: Issue 43
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Thank you Haiku Journal for including one of my poems in the latest issue! It is always a a pleasure to be a part of such a fine collection. Check out my Haiku in the latest issue: Issue 51
If you feel like supporting this journal, you can purchase the latest issue here: Issue 51
It has been a good month so far! Thank you Three Line Poetry for including my poem in your latest publication. Check out my latest poem for free in Issue 42
Thank you ArtAscent, it is an honour to be included in your latest collection. This issue attempts to capture the fleeting idea of bliss in its many forms. My poem looks at how bliss can appear within the depths of a foggy night, when two strangers find comfort in a tender embrace. Check out Fog Bank Fox Trot on page 66 for free: http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1271537
Thank you Poetry Quarterly for including one of my poems in the Winter 2016 edition of your publication. Once again, it is nice to share ink with so many talented poets from all around the world. There are no free versions of this collection online, but they are available for sale here: Poetry Quarterly Winter 2016
Thank you ArtAscent, for including one of my poems in your latest collection. This issue once again explores portraits. I enjoy that they keep bringing this theme back every year, as the way we see ourselves and those around us is constantly evolving. Check out Blank on page 64 for free: http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1229904
The chorus of a million voices singing in harmony,
Easily drowns out the shrill cries
Of an out of tune Trumpet.
Keep on marching.
Keep on caring.
Keep on supporting one another.
Here is an article that discuss the upcoming book launch and the poet who put together this fantastic collection: http://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/oilsands-poet-launches-fort-mcmurray-fire-book-to-aid-library
I am honoured to announce that one of my poems has been included in the Fire and Sky Anthology. This collection of poems was put together by David C. Brydges to raise money for the Wood Buffalo Regional Library in Fort McMurray. The book contains a wide variety of poems that examine themes of loss and recovery, renewal and hope, adversity and triumph, and most importantly poems about the Fort McMurray fire and its aftermath.
Please join me and my fellow poets for the Calgary book launch of this title. The launch will be at the Contemporary Calgary Art Gallery on December 10th from 8-10pm. You will have the opportunity to hear readings from the book, including my poem A Spark of Hope, as well as hear a performance from violinist Moyo Williams.
Zach Agnew 