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SUBMISSIONS CLOSE TODAY FOR THIS IS WHAT LOVE LOOKS LIKE. POETRY BY WOMEN SMITTEN WITH WOMEN!

Indie Blu(e) Publishing will be accepting submissions of poetry and art for This is What Love Looks Like. Poetry by Women Smitten with Women until midnight tonight Sunday, June 30th. This Anthology will celebrate love, attachments, and attraction between women. The maximum number of pieces for submission per writer/artist is FIVE (5). Writing can be uploaded as a WordContinue reading “SUBMISSIONS CLOSE TODAY FOR THIS IS WHAT LOVE LOOKS LIKE. POETRY BY WOMEN SMITTEN WITH WOMEN!”

An Excerpt from ‘A Sparrow Stirs Its Wings’ by Rachel Finch

Final Call For Submissions: This is What Love Looks Like. Poetry By Women Smitten with Women

Indie Blu(e) Publishing will be accepting submissions of poetry and art for This is What Love Looks Like. Poetry by Women Smitten with Women until midnight on Sunday, June 30th. This Anthology will celebrate love, attachments, and attraction between women. The maximum number of pieces for submission per writer/artist is FIVE (5). Writing can be uploaded as a WordContinue reading “Final Call For Submissions: This is What Love Looks Like. Poetry By Women Smitten with Women”

Arclight in the Gyroscope Review

Review of Arclight appearing in the Gyroscope Review. “Arclight, by poet John Biscello, is an intriguing book brimming with possibilities. The book is divided into six diverse sections that carry themes through each section and tie them together with spirituality and attention to the relationships between people and creator, people and others, people and self. IContinue reading “Arclight in the Gyroscope Review”

Eric Syrdal Reviews Conversations With My Higher Self by Rachel Finch

To walk outside your own body. To look back and see yourself as the universe sees you. To see the entire story of your life laid open before you and to thumb through it page by page and truly understand. To see clearly, all the events that have lead up to where you are nowContinue reading “Eric Syrdal Reviews Conversations With My Higher Self by Rachel Finch”