Poetry
BARKER, Janelle
Janelle is a wife, mother and nana who loves the closeness of family.
She found her inspiration to write again once she moved from the city to the country. Janelle prefers to work from behind the scenes rather than be in the spotlight.
Her writing begins on the surface, before delving effortlessly down into a far more thought-provoking place, taking you with her.
MARTINO, AFROZ
Afroz Martino’s two titles: “Bringing my Words to Light”, a poetry book, and “Five Pebbles in a Pond”, based on a true story.
SYKES, Sezzajai
Pandeme of Bees is a collection of mellifluous, sensual bee poetry. The themes interweave to create a word meadow to feed, entice, seduce and seed love for the bee and the hive.
WATSON, David
herefore I deduce that I am not a poet; and these verses are not poems. From that day forward I have referred to my stuff as Occasional Verse.
BROWN, Kristie
Kristie hopes in this book to share with her readers the aspects of Paris that left a mark on her.
CATCHPOLE, Emma
The debut poetry collection by author Emma Jane Catchpole. Uniquely intimate, these poems will touch your heart and inspire you to seek the Love that is all around you.
O’CONNEL, John
Leaves fall silently is a collection of ideas and stories and poems from a world viewed simply, hopefully.
COMYN, Luke
A collection of maritime themed poems and short stories, accompanied by the authors photography and the artwork of John Ford and Jamie Comyn (mum).
MAY SILVER, Debra
From affiliate publisher Ship Street Poetry. This book is about going beneath the surface and letting some of it not only hang out but to wave and smile to the onlookers while doing so.
MYERS, Brownyn
A collection of poems and short stories from the Mt Isa region.
JOHNSON, Scott
Shade of all shades, many sights go unseen still beckoned in confusion, of a most stormy dream.
These eyes will shut, the light will cut upon opening; an unexplored valley of shock and disbelief, of many streams coping. Comfort mixed with fear… I do remember, the angry fire in one’s heart, an inextinguishable ember.