Category Archives: Poetry

Jena Woodhouse’s poetry publications include two full-length collections and four chapbooks, as well as extensive representation in literary journals and anthologies in Australia and abroad. She spent more than ten years living and working in Greece, and has been a … Continue reading →

Gary Percesepe is the author of eleven books, including Moratorium: Collected Stories, named by Kirkus Review one of the top 100 Indie books of 2022. He is a former assistant fiction editor at Antioch Review. His work has appeared in … Continue reading →

Gil Hoy is a widely published and Best of the Net nominated Tucson, Arizona poet and writer who studied poetry and writing at Boston University through its Evergreen program. Hoy previously received a B.A . in Philosophy and Political Science from … Continue reading →

Ian Kelleher is a singer-songwriter and poet from Co. Cork. He has previously been published on The Galway Review website as well as in The Galway Review 10 printed edition. He shares his poems and songs on his Youtube channel … Continue reading →

Margaret Kiernan has a background in Public Policy and Social Justice. She writes poetry and short stories. She also paints landscapes in mixed media. She is published in, The Blue Nib Literary Journal, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Burrow at Old-water-rat publishing … Continue reading →

Pushcart Prize winner Laura Rodley‘s latest books are Turn Left at Normal by Big Table Publishing, Counter Point by Prolific Press, and As You Write It, Lucky 7, printed by Leveler’s Press. Flight Path Nothing but pinions holding me to … Continue reading →

Claire Thom is a Scottish writer based in the south of Spain. She is the founder and editor of The Wee Sparrow Poetry Press. Some of her poems have been published by Blood Moon Poetry, Sunday Mornings At The River, … Continue reading →

Patrick Devaney’s poems have appeared in Revival, The Galway Review, Boyne Berries, The Stony Thursday Book, Crannóg, and other magazines. He has published eight novels, including Through the Gate of Ivory, Romancing Charlotte, written under the pen name Colin Scott, … Continue reading →

Jane Frank is a poet from Brisbane. Her latest chapbook is Wide River (Calanthe Press, 2020). Her poems have won awards and been widely published both in Australia and elsewhere, appearing most recently in Westerly, Poetry Ireland Review, StylusLit, Shearsman, … Continue reading →

Renaat Verbruggen lectures in ethics and computer science and writes poetry from his father’s Flemish background and his own natural arena of Wicklow and Dublin. He has had two translations published in Cyphers and has read at Strokestown for the … Continue reading →