"Scarface Nation" [by Ken Tucker]
Highly recommended. Scarface Nation: The Ultimate Gangster Movie by Ken Tucker (St. Martin’s Press) Not merely the behind-the-scenes making of the 1983 De Palma/Pacino film (and the 1932 Howard Hawks/Paul…
Ours by Charif Shanahan | Poetry Foundation
We are thrilled to welcome Charif Shanahan as our next guest editor. He is editing the summer 2023 issues of Poetry with the magazine’s editorial team. The poet Marie Howe…
A Poetry Anthology – Front Cover Reveal – Short Prose
Dear Readers, I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season. I am thrilled to share the front cover of Hidden in Childhood: A Poetry Anthology to be released by Literary…
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The Music I Didn’t Got Me Here Anyway The misadventures of my youth included tons of melodic ad venture: brass mouthpieces freezing my lips off, fingering chopped and screwed Scott…
Hidden in Childhood – Full Cover Reveal and Preface – Short Prose
I read your words and a thousand childhoods burrowed into my heart. My Dear Readers Thank you to everyone who submitted to Literary Revelations Publishing House’s collection Hidden in Childhood:…
In Conversation with Suyog Ketkar – Bookish Bubble
Suyog Ketkar is a certified technical writer who specializes in content-design interoperability. He has published two books, ‘The Dogfight and the Lone Peacekeeper’ in 2021 and ‘The Write Stride –…
The Second Coming by William Butler Yeats #Poetry #Classics #ThingsFallApart – Poems for Warriors
The Second Coming (1919) BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS Turning and turning in the widening gyreThe falcon cannot hear the falconer;Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;Mere anarchy is loosed upon…
The Pace of Consent
the cold soil remembered where we’d trod. an ugly map of all the places we’d destroyed. the gentle wolves would wait to hunt. until after the sun would set. but…
A reading from Hidden in Childhood and some updates – Short Prose
Thank you again to the contributors to our Literary Revelations Poetry Anthology Hidden in Childhood. I am truly humbled you trusted me with your magnificent poetry. Equally, thank you to…
Ode to Kim Addonizio « PoemShape
someday you’ll sit across from me saying similes explain the human condition—we can never be ourselves but only like ourselves (though some of us ascend to metaphor). at first I…
