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A Landscape in Hell
Steve Klepetar's poetry chapbook, A Landscape in Hell, was written in the year of his mother's death. The poems in this intimate and compelling collection, explore the haunted inner landscapes of loss and memory and change.
The Li Bo Poems
The preferred transliteration for the great Tang dynasty poet is "Li Bai" (he is also known as "Li Po"). Poet Steve Klepetar has chosen "Li Bo" so as to suggest the identification rather than insist on it. His character can be found in contemporary America, in the underworld, and in a timeless state of mind. He attends baseball games, pawns his watch, celebrates the fourth of July, travels, talks at a coffee shop, enjoys wine. Sometimes he is accompanied by a friend, an unnamed contemporary American guy.
Big River Poetry Review Volume 1
This review is no slender paperback; Big River Poetry Review Volume 1 is a blockbuster 9 x 12 coffee table book with 185 pages of poems. "A magnificent read," says Joan Colby. THIS IS AS GOOD AS IT GETS. Including poems by Pam Uschuk, Phillip Fried, Joan Colby, William Doreski, Sheila E. Murphy, Peycho Kanev, Sybill Pittman Estess, Larry Thomas, Robert Lietz, Martin Willitts, Jr., and many other outstanding poets, this is the first print issue of Big River Poetry Review, an on-line and print journal of fine original contemporary poetry compiled, edited, and published in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, see bigriverpoetry.com. In this issue, we are printing all the poems we published on-line between the Review's inception in late May 2012 and the end of December 2012.
The Violet Hour Magazine - Issue 1.2 - "Relationships/Choices"
This flash-submission third issue is launched in honour of The Violet Hour Magazine's first Halloween in print, and is based on the themes of "Gothic" and "Macabre." It contains short fiction by Kevin M. Folliard and Alyson Faye, short non-fiction by Vivian Wagner, and poetry by Doc Wallace, Devon Balwit, Hannah Litvin, and many more.
Issue 12 / September 2013
Featuring the best fresh talent in art and literature from around the world. Including the work of: Asa J. Maddison, Yujin Jung, Emma Whitehall, Matt Rushton, Nicola Owen, Bruce Harris, Olga Wojtas, Steve Klepetar, Jes Malitoris, Erica Bodwell, Caitlin Thomson, Josh Coe, Sally Gradle, Freya Cromarty, Sam Emm, George Quiney, Zachary Hamilton, Louise MacKenzie, Ellie McCulloch, Helen Smith, Rhian Thoms, Charlie Charlick, Ellie Jackson, Jungeun Choi, Amberlea McNaught, Catrin Orr, Aimee Watling, Stark, and Me and Deboe.
The Blinking Anthology
Brought to you by Blinking Cursor Literary Magazine, The Blinking Anthology showcases poetry and fiction from writers worldwide.
Metaphor Issue 2
Metaphor magazine publishes pieces from authors of different backgrounds. Poems from different parts of the world define literature beyond literature. In this poetry magazine, we seek to bring out the fresh voices echoing lost in the wilderness. In this issue, we showcase poems that not only delight the senses but also leaves an imprint to one's soul. Featuring works by Simon Anton Nino Diego Baena, Christy Bharath, A. J. Binash, Cassandra Dallett, Adonis Enricuso, Jason Constantine Ford, Dah Helmer, John De Herrera, Gary Hewitt, Mark Hummel, Peggy Insula, Steve Klepetar, N. M. Leepsa, Sarah Lilius, JP Lorence, Mark A. Murphy, BZ Niditch, Karlo Jose R. Pineda, Samuel Mack-Poole, Hisham M. Nazer, Ngoc Nguyen, Nalini Priyadarshni, Haimanti Dutta Ray, Sunil Sharma, Ndaba Sibanda, Krystal Sierra, Emeniano Acain Somoza, Jr., Emily Strauss, Paul M. Strohm, Sushant Supriye, Bernard Tuwond, Robert Walicki, S. Wallace, Ginna Wilkerson, Dana Wright and Alyssa Yankwitt.
Speaking to the Field Mice
Speaking to the Field Mice clusters around stories, the act of storytelling and the power of narrative. Many poems in the collection work with memories, both real and surreal; folk tales; myth; tales invented for each day of the week; narratives about magical women and girls; even a hapless man who loses his girlfriend because he is incapable of making anything up - which turns out to be quite a story in itself.
Undertow Tanka Review Issue # 3
This is a Tanka Journal
What Am I Missing?
“What Am I Missing?” Illuminates the difficult life lesson that everyone is missing something in their lives. This truth includes six significant characters of the Hebrew Bible: Abraham and Rachel; Moses and Miriam; and David and Esther. Using texts from the Hebrew Bible as our source of interpretation, we search for the meaning of ‘what-is-missing’ in each of them and ourselves. These challenges provoke questions that have no simple answers and stimulate us to reflect on being a human with purpose and hope today.
