#newpoetry

Brandon Marlon

Jan 14, 2019

Challenges: Brandon Marlon

Brandon Marlon is a Canadian-Israeli writer. He received his B.A. in Drama & English from the University of Toronto and his M.A. in English from the University of Victoria. His poetry was awarded the Harry Hoyt Lacey Prize in Poetry (Fall 2015), and his writing has been published in 275+ publications in 28 countries. The poems bellow show in a peculiar way the position of an "I" in the world of "we", they are private but at the same there is a yearning for actively shaping in

Gale Acuff

Jan 10, 2019

I Take One for the Team: Gale Acuff

Gale Acuff has published his poems in Ascent, McNeese Review, Adirondack Review, Florida Review, Slant, Poem, Carolina Quarterly, Arkansas Review, South Dakota Review and many other journals. He is the author of three books of poetry published by BrickHouse Press: Buffalo Nickel, The Weight of the World, and The Story of My Lives. He has taught university English in the US, China, and Palestine. In his poetic statement Gale says: "I want to discover what's extraordinary about

Jared Pearce

Jan 8, 2019

V616: Jared Pearce

"V616 is the closest blackhole (presumably) to Earth. But the idea of examining an object and considering its larger metaphoric potential is part of the project occurring in the packet of poems you're about to read. Some of the poems are celebrations and some lamentations, but they all come from the world's and grow into the human heart," explains Jared Pearce. Some of Jared Pearce's poems have recently been or will soon be shared in Picaroon, Wilderness House, Triggerfish, S

Margarita Serafimova

Dec 24, 2018

Drops of Honey: Margarita Serafimova

Drops of Honey are five miniatures by a Bulgarian writer, Margarita Serafimova. The poems show a dedicated poetic honesty in their lyrical sensuality. Or as the author herself says: "My poetry is impulsive, deriving directly from actual experience in the moment." Margarita Serafimova was shortlisted for the Montreal International Poetry Prize 2017 and Summer Literary Seminars 2018 Poetry Contest, and long-listed for the Erbacce Press Poetry Prize 2018 and the Red Wheelbarrow

Alice Oswald w/ Danyi Zoltán

Dec 19, 2018

EMLÉKKŐ / MEMORIAL

And now a new, exciting translation from English to Hungarian. ZiN Daily's bringing you Alice Oswald’s poems translated into Hungarian by Zoltán Danyi, award-winning writer and ZVONA i NARI's friend. Here is what Zoltan says about how these translations came to be: "I began to translate Alice Oswald’s poems in 2016. At the time, as the saying goes, dark clouds were gathering above me; so dark that I had to go all the way to the North Sea, to Ostend, to find a measure of ligh

Stephen Mead

Dec 12, 2018

Waiting for the Storm: Stephen Mead

A resident of NY, Stephen Mead is a published outsider artist, writer, maker of short-collage films and sound-collage downloads. If you are at all interested please place his name in any search engine in conjunction with any one of these genres for links to his work or merchandise. After 30 years of being published in small zines and eventually on the web, he is thankful that he has managed to keep a day job for the health insurance. Stephen about his writing: "Writing since

Grace Yannotta

Dec 4, 2018

Biblical Proportions: Grace Yannotta

Grace Yannotta is currently in her senior year of high school in North Carolina. She's an aspiring author and an aspiring historian and an aspiring a lot of things. She has work published or forthcoming in Rabid Oak, The Stay Project, and Dream Noir among others as well as an upcoming astrology column in Dark Wood Magazine. Grace about how this poem came to be: "My state, packed with beaches to mountains to gleaming cities, has been slammed by not one, but two hurricanes in t

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