Previous Issues:
Poesis Behind Bars
by Richard Hamilton
God’s Graffitti: Cave Canem 1996-2008
by Niki Herd
Maltese Literature — The New Writing
by Adrian Grima
Post-Independence Maltese Poetry — An Overview
by Bernard Micallef
Contemporary Writing Scene in Malta
by Maria Grech Ganado
Scraptalsby Olga Broumas
THE POETIC WORD AS HOME AND THE WORLD: Introduction to Slovenian Poetryby Robert Titan Felix, translated by Martha Kosir-Widenbauer
THE Quickeningby Lillian Baker Kennedy
The Modern Poetry of China: IntroductionBy Michael Day
Matter Over Mind—Xi Chuan’s PoetryBy Maghiel van Crevel
One Woman’s Jonesing for Wonder By Gail Wronsky
Introduction to chapbook By Dzvinia Orlowsky
Introduction to The Artist as Alice: A Photographer’s LifeBy Darcy CummingsTo Be the Roots: Introduction to Latvian Feature. By J.C. Todd
The Butterfly’s Apology byMāris Salējs
Do I or don’t I. . . By EdvīnsRaups
Poetry By Knuts Skujenieks
A Defense of Poetic Witness. ByAliki Barnstone
How Eva Victoria Perera Learned To Flywith Chagall By Aliki Barnstone
The Imaginative Life and the Social Responsibilityof Writers By Alison Croggon
Scriptorium By RosalindBrackenbury
Arbiter of NeitherComfort nor Style: My Mother and Shoes By Joyce Wilson
Interrogating the Heart By MTC Cronin
Time to Transplant: In Memory of NijoleMiliauskaite By Laima Sruoginis
A Question ofResponsibility By Claudia K. Grinnell
Fire on the Lake: Live fromDruskininkai By regular columnist J.C. Todd
Specula: Mirrors from the Middle Ages By Alison Croggon Poets in Marseille By the writer and journalist, Rosalind Brackenbury.
What Use Is Poetry in the Contemporary World?By MTC Cronin.
Potluck By regular columnist J.C. Todd
“Messengers:” By regularcolumnist J.C.Todd.
Notes on My Arthritic HeartBy Liz Hall-Downs.
Introduction to Queensland Poetry By Liz Hall-Downs.
Fit of Passion: Public Performance of thePoetry of Gender By Liz Hall-Downs (with Kim Downs).
Two Essays on Poetics and the Erotic By AlisonCroggon.
The W.B.Yeats InternationalSummer School By DonaldLevering.
MyChickens Byregular columnist Joyce Wilson.
“The Nation Sings:” By Laima Sruoginis.
“more modestly I look on lithuanian poetry:” By J.C.Todd.
Commentary By Kornelijus Platelis, SigitasGeda, Laurynas Katkus, Giedre Kazlauskaite.
The Canadian Online Lit Scene
By Canadian MichaelBryson.
Mastering the Master:Appropriations of Crisis Conversion in the Poems of 1862 By Aliki Barnstone.
Universal Net-Meetings andPrivate Poetics: an Excursus into the Future of Cyber-Culture. By ErminiaPassannanti.
