Showing posts with label Issue 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Issue 10. Show all posts

Monday, 11 May 2015

Welcome to Issue 10 p&g

Yes we have reached double figures with this - the bijou issue - and yet our biggest concern remains our folder naming convention on reaching this milestone.

Fabulous poetry awaits...p&g is a many faceted jewel... Andrew McCallum finds his wealth in the hills and an apple orchard; Dorian Rolston considers alternative settings; Jonah Semple shines like a diamond for a stranger; Ian C Smith and Craig Spence search for treasure while there is a little bit of alchemy from Thomas Clark; and John Quinn wonders if all that glistens.

Ed Waverley of course looks outside the box...



Plus new poems and artwork from Stephen Daniels, Phil Wood, Neila Mezynski and Bridget Khursheed. And talented translator Thomas Clark also does the technical bit...

X marks the spot...

Read p&g Issue 10 here http://www.poetandgeek.com/magindex.html

Sunday, 10 May 2015

poetandgeek Issue 10 due out soon

Enjoying the moment of putting it together right now. New work from Andrew McCallum, Ian C Smith and Thomas Clark. And so much more...



Here is a little taster translated by Thomas Clark. More very soon - watch this space http://www.poetandgeek.com.

Sunday, 19 April 2015

Working on Issue 10 p&g

Thanks to all of you who have submitted to Issue 10 p&g.

Your contributions are under consideration over the next few days and all being well - decisions should be made by the end of the week.



The magazine should be out in time for Maytime festivities we hope. In the meantime, you can check out the myth issue here http://www.poetandgeek.com/magindex.html

Thursday, 27 November 2014

Call for poetry Issue 10 poetandgeek.com

This is an exciting one. Into double figures for poetandgeek.com.



Issue 9 contributors will be hearing from us shortly. And you have until March 30th next year to send us your new and wonderful work for Issue 10.

Up to you to provide the poetry. Full details and the back catalogue of the magazine are here as ever http://www.poetandgeek.com/