Swear to Me, an anthology of struggle and survival from Nicholas Gagnier, is a triumphant reveal of lonely hearts which aren’t so lonely after all. It appears a slim book of poetry when in fact it is the friend checking in on you. The friend who makes you a hot beverage or pours you aContinue reading “Kristiana Reed Reviews Nicholas Gagnier’s Swear To Me”
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Just Released! Anthology Volume I: Writings from the Sudden Denouement Literary Collective
The Sudden Denoument Literary Collective is thrilled to announce the release of Anthology Volume I: Writings for the Sudden Denouement Literary Collective! This long-awaited anthology is a thoughtfully curated compendium of the best writing published online by the Sudden Denouement Literary Collective from its launch in August of 2016 through April 2018. It includes 138 pieces ofContinue reading “Just Released! Anthology Volume I: Writings from the Sudden Denouement Literary Collective”
Indie Blu(e) Welcomes Melody Lee
Melody Lee is a contributing writer for A Better Today Media online magazine, has been featured on Creative Talents Unleashed, and a former book reviewer for Her Heart Poetry magazine. She enjoys power walking, hanging out with her foodies, and collecting new adventures. Melody published her debut poetry book, Moon Gypsy, A Collection of PoetryContinue reading “Indie Blu(e) Welcomes Melody Lee”
Indie Blu(e) Welcomes CANDICE LOUISA DAQUIN
Daquin’s own life, traveling from her native France, via England, Canada and finally the US, has brought a myriad of experiences that others have often been able to tap into via her writing. A collection of lives really, and with this, she tries to weave greater meaning through poetry and touch those who experience similarContinue reading “Indie Blu(e) Welcomes CANDICE LOUISA DAQUIN”
Book Review: Kindra M. Austin’s Constant Muses, by Mariah Voutilainen
Kindra M. Austin’s Constant Muses is a eulogy, a message of comfort and a warrior cry By: Mariah Voutilainen Upon opening Kindra M. Austin’s Constant Muses, I was immediately taken with the noir-y feel of her poetry. As Austin’s opening piece suggests, it is “eternally October” in the world that she paints with her richContinue reading “Book Review: Kindra M. Austin’s Constant Muses, by Mariah Voutilainen”
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