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Poetry Lounge listen to poets recite their poetry.

Voices From Africa by Adanu Micheals

8 Feb 2024 14:30

The book African Child Anthology is a collection of poems and short stories from around the African Continent. It is a book where several writers write to bring out the beautiful cultures and traditions of the African Nation and it extends beyond this objective to also teach the young generation the true ways of Mother Africa, to revive the fading traditions of our people and to show the whole universe the beauty and pride of the African people. Away from the cultures and traditions, some writers also dived into addressing the ill fate of structures and circumstances in some of the African countries, emphasizing on the disheartening state of the Nation and therefore pointing out possible solutions to curbing the situation.

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The Crest by Jerena Tobasien

8 Feb 2024 14:34

The Prophecy is a 3-volume saga - The Crest, The Emerald and The Destiny – that spans 70 years and three generations of two determined families. Each experiences the threats of war, prejudice, migration, crime, love and heartbreak. Each story is an intriguing, fast moving, historical fiction written from the perspective of the people involved. The Prophecy illustrates the challenges and changes that external forces place on everyday people who are forced to rise above their own expectations and meet family obligations and responsibilities, no matter how reluctant they may be to do so.

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Sugarcubes & Cupcakes by Jimmy Tan

8 Feb 2024 14:43

Jimmy Tan San Tek is a non-conformist writer, editor, editorial trainer, photographer and videographer. He majored in English Language and Geography in National University of Singapore (NUS), and he has worked as an editor for about 20 years in the educational publishing industry.

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The Invisible Victory by Muje Bucpapaj

11 Feb 2024 12:14

In poems such as “The Wind’s Statue,” we find another irony: the violence was aimed at the poet, as he stands for all who require freedom of expression. Yet the voices of the people survived in him, while the people themselves were murdered. The victory is evident in the fact that, despite their deaths, they were not silenced, and that is because one survivor with a voice and a gift was not afraid. Many more after me will sing praises of Mujë Buçpapaj’s great work. The Invisible Victory is a gorgeous, timeless victory.

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Lost In The Colors by Irma Kurti

11 Feb 2024 12:24

Lost in the colors contains 60 previously unpublished love poems. Many of them were written during the pandemic lockdown. During that time, we felt trapped within the walls of our home, which, for some reason, felt, not like a refuge, but like a space that was too small to breathe and relax. These poems were written when Italy – and, more precisely, Bergamo, where I live – was the epicenter of the epidemic. We really did feel lost among the colors, which changed frequently depending on the situation, confusing us still further. A phone call or a simple conversation seemed to bring us the world. I hope that the poetic collection Lost in the colors brings a smile to your face and reminds you of the chaos of feelings and emotions that only love and its nuances can evoke.Cover photograph by BIAGIO FORTINI.

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Author Interviews 2024

30 Jan 2024 08:47

Author Interviews 2024 Posted Soon!

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Special Featured & Announcements

Tamikio L. Dooley Special Features

19 Oct 2023 08:21

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Angela Kosta

4 Dec 2023 12:04

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Jimmy Tan

4 Dec 2023 12:41

Short Film Contest Award Ceremony

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Muhammad Shamsul Huq Babu

4 Dec 2023 12:52

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Johny Takkedasila

29 Dec 2023 09:49

"Tiny Treasures" is a collection of timeless Telugu children's stories, thoughtfully translated into English while preserving their essence, cultural nuances, and moral lessons. This collection features a diverse array of stories that range from moral stories to children's issues/confusions, each handpicked for its ability to engage and entertain children. The book serves as a bridge between two cultures, exposing English speaking children to the rich heritage of Telugu literature, fostering cross-cultural understanding. Each story is accompanied by insightful commentary that explains cultural references, highlighting the significance of these stories in children's issues. Traditional children's stories often carry profound moral lessons. "Tiny Treasures" aims to entertain while subtly imparting values such as kindness, perseverance, and empathy.

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Farmington Author & Book Festival 2023 Book Signing

4 Dec 2023 12:36

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KJ Backford

10 Jan 2024 13:51

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